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04-01-08 10:55 #1334
Posts: 29Whats going on at NMS
I went to NMS the other day and all the familiar gals were no longer there. Does anyone know what's going on there? Maybe they cleaned house to bring in some new faces.
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03-31-08 20:14 #1333
Posts: 31Many Thanks
Legend, you live up to your name. Thanks! I'm not sure what I was doing wrong, but I'm glad you were able to get the link displayed for our brothers. I haven't used Google Maps much, and hope that these locations will be added to / edited by those happily in the know.
Originally Posted by Legend Man
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03-31-08 18:24 #1332
Posts: 791Try this link, corrected it.
http://maps.google.com/maps/ms?hl=en...7,0.11673&z=13
Nice work chips, now to see which ones I have been too and the ones I need to hit.
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03-31-08 18:22 #1331
Posts: 791Originally Posted by Stressed Out
That explains it, I was wondering why they had that sheet.
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03-31-08 14:55 #1330
Posts: 1856ahh yes the body rub
The body rub concept came out of hiding during the Midori court proceedings. The case against Midori was thrown out because they were giving 'body rubs' and not massages. You don't have to have a license to give a body rub just for a massage. Clever huh. Actually the last time I was there (a few moons ago) you had to sigh the sheet stating that you had asked for the body rub special. I don't know if they require that anymore.
Originally Posted by Mr Boston
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03-31-08 10:14 #1329
Posts: 139Little Gas
Behind the ears, grab the crotch. Works for me!!! Kills any sweet smell ya got almost unbearable.
When will they fix those stupid pumps!!!
Only thing I can't seem to be able to figure out is how I get rid of the excess oil slippage that goes on in my shoes after an excess oil session. Does it all just migrate there??
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03-31-08 08:37 #1328
Posts: 657Bring your own smell
I don't use dial soap at home which seems to be the soap of choice.
I always say no to lotion or powder.
I bring my lotion I use for dry skin from home....or another suggestion a small splash of your cologne you may use.
I don't like pretty smells on my clothes unless its my own.
I REMEMBER jolene...she soaked my body in baby oil.
good point Tony
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03-31-08 08:10 #1327
Posts: 458Do not bring the smell home!!
Originally Posted by Bubba261
I have, on occasion had that problem. Just before you get home, gas the car up and get a few drops of gas on you, hands, pants, etc.
You now have a good reason to take a shower as soon as you get in, and your clothes go in the wash smelling like gas.
Have fun,
Tony
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03-31-08 03:40 #1326
Posts: 146Tokyo Spa
Man, I miss that place! It was the first AMP that I ever went to, and I never left without a smile on my face!
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03-31-08 00:48 #1325
Posts: 991Don't worry about it!
Originally Posted by Chipsahoy
At any rate, I hate all that oil/cream/powder shit. All it does is speed up the job and make me smell too sweet once I get home.
Which brings up a funny story - I went to one of the Waterbury (CT) AMPs once. The woman used all sorts of perfumed stuff, including the ONLY soap in the shower afterward. I couldn't go home that way, so when I got in the car - this was in July, mind you - I closed the windows and turned up the heat full blast. Since it was a 40-minute drive home, thankfully I was sweating so much by the time I got home the SO didn't notice anything. Whew (double meaning!)
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03-31-08 00:41 #1324
Posts: 96[QUOTE=Stressed Out]
Originally Posted by VilunyaChert
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03-30-08 22:54 #1323
Posts: 70A visit to CH
Last Monday 3/24 I was on the road and wanted to make my favorite kind of pit stop. Was curious about the latest goings-on at CH, so stopped in there.
Here's something funny.- I called, and was told "no massage.- body rub". OK fine, and when I got there, the price list at the front offered "massage", too, but not for walk-ins! They claim you have to call a day ahead for a "massage".
My masseuse was "Amy", lean, tan, nice rack, very friendly. Nice TS. Other lovelies were there, from what I could see. Again, any time I mentioned the word "massage", Amy replied, "no massage.- body rub".
A decent time, but a little overpriced. I'll try elsewhere next time.
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03-30-08 21:28 #1322
Posts: 1856that's it...Toyoko Spa
[QUOTE=VilunyaChert]It was *on* East Street, but it was *called* Tokyo (at least, by the time I got there, which was very close to the time it opened), not to be confused with another Tokyo.
yep that was it..Toyoko Spa. great memory. It was kinda dumpy and the ladies older but they knew what they were doing and they were generous of themselves. Thanks for remembering. SO
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03-30-08 21:23 #1321
Posts: 355Originally Posted by Stressed OutOriginally Posted by Italian Monkey
Originally Posted by Italian Monkey
Laura's Spa and, later, Osaka at Lighthouse Square, were vast improvements when they arrived in that vicinity. Long gone, now, too.
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03-30-08 14:59 #1320
Posts: 31Mea Culpa
Originally Posted by Bubba261
Of course you're right. Thank you for the correction.
Despite being in the wake of a surprisingly bad time at my favorite R & T joint (and no doubt one too many PBRs), equating 42 minutes of wasted time at Lily's to 1985's horrific assault was not intended.
You are correct: It was the Valdez I was groping for.
My apologies.