Massage Parlor Reports

Visited DD today after about a 6 months break. The MMS surprisingly still remembers me and give me someone I've never been with before. I was expecting someone new but I drew Ez. I knew she wasn't new since I've read about her here before a long time ago but it still was my first time with her.

Descriptions of her are accurate. She has a banger body. Slim, spinner with really nice MM perky Ds (not great at guessing this but it looks big on her spinner body) and very suckable nips. But that's about all she has going for her. Unfortunately, I also receive the same terrible experience from her.

She went out of the room a couple times and had me waiting alone in the room for about 10 minutes throughout my session. Massage was decent. We got to the main event and man was she loose. I'm average sized but I could barely feel any friction. Quite surprising for someone her size. Had to resort to groping and sucking on her beautiful tits to finish. I had a good 15 minutes left before my hour was up and I asked her to massage me a little more and she said that my time was over but she reluctantly massaged me anyway for about 2 minutes before rushing me to leave.

It's a case of Body vs Service but I would not want to draw her again.

Was going to swing by DD, called and asked to have Marie at one. As I pulled in I noticed a cop SUV sitting in the mart parking lot, facing the street but from his vehicle you could clearly see the whole parking lot and the front door. I waited, they never moved. I went into Dunkin' Donuts to grab a coffee and while I was in there the vehicle pulled out and left. Two minutes later, however, it (or it could have been another one), Pulled in and parked in the same spot and just sat there. I left. Could be nothing, or maybe I am paranoid but it seemed weird.

[QUOTE=CTattyGuy;5453891]Was going to swing by DD, called and asked to have Marie at one. As I pulled in I noticed a cop SUV sitting in the mart parking lot, facing the street but from his vehicle you could clearly see the whole parking lot and the front door. I waited, they never moved. I went into Dunkin' Donuts to grab a coffee and while I was in there the vehicle pulled out and left. Two minutes later, however, it (or it could have been another one), Pulled in and parked in the same spot and just sat there. I left. Could be nothing, or maybe I am paranoid but it seemed weird.[/QUOTE]The NH police certainly know what goes on there so my guess is that it has nothing to do with illicit sex. They are more likely there as part of routine monitoring of businesses at risk for hate crime / shooters. After the mass shooting in GA, it is likely that any city that has known Asian MPs, is going to have a routine response plan in place to monitor these places for prevention of any such thing happening in their city.

[QUOTE=Stickman55;5454258]The NH police certainly know what goes on there so my guess is that it has nothing to do with illicit sex. They are more likely there as part of routine monitoring of businesses at risk for hate crime / shooters. After the mass shooting in GA, it is likely that any city that has known Asian MPs, is going to have a routine response plan in place to monitor these places for prevention of any such thing happening in their city.[/QUOTE]I like the optimistic outlook – they are there to protect me!

[QUOTE=CTattyGuy;5454545]I like the optimistic outlook they are there to protect me![/QUOTE]I know you were joking about the being protected but I tend to be more cynical. The problem with lurking police cruisers is that they are scanning plates and, if being on the watch for unhinged shooter types, they are likely cross checking your plates with registered gun owners. Any matches will enter you in a database of potential suspects should something bad happen at these places. And even though I don't own a gun, it won't prevent me from falling into some other category match like the make and color of my vehicle. I stopped using AMPs years ago after they shut down all the good ones in Waterbury and Bridgeport. Not because of LEO. The price point for the current ones for services offered just doesn't work for me.

Of course surveillance is not limited to AMPs. It also occurs at one time or another at any of the known motel / hotel spots that have heavy prostitution activity. Often it is related to major drug activity or individuals with felony warrants. So even if you don't fall into those categories, your creds can still be collected at those places. All part of the risks we take.

[QUOTE=Stickman55;5455705]I know you were joking about the being protected but I tend to be more cynical. The problem with lurking police cruisers is that they are scanning plates and, if being on the watch for unhinged shooter types, they are likely cross checking your plates with registered gun owners. Any matches will enter you in a database of potential suspects should something bad happen at these places. And even though I don't own a gun, it won't prevent me from falling into some other category match like the make and color of my vehicle. I stopped using AMPs years ago after they shut down all the good ones in Waterbury and Bridgeport. Not because of LEO. The price point for the current ones for services offered just doesn't work for me.

Of course surveillance is not limited to AMPs. It also occurs at one time or another at any of the known motel / hotel spots that have heavy prostitution activity. Often it is related to major drug activity or individuals with felony warrants. So even if you don't fall into those categories, your creds can still be collected at those places. All part of the risks we take.[/QUOTE]So paranoid. Honestly with all the traffic on that road I am sure it has more to do with traffic violations than anything else.

[QUOTE=Stickman55;5455705]I know you were joking about the being protected but I tend to be more cynical. The problem with lurking police cruisers is that they are scanning plates and, if being on the watch for unhinged shooter types, they are likely cross checking your plates with registered gun owners. Any matches will enter you in a database of potential suspects should something bad happen at these places. And even though I don't own a gun, it won't prevent me from falling into some other category match like the make and color of my vehicle. I stopped using AMPs years ago after they shut down all the good ones in Waterbury and Bridgeport. Not because of LEO. The price point for the current ones for services offered just doesn't work for me.

Of course surveillance is not limited to AMPs. It also occurs at one time or another at any of the known motel / hotel spots that have heavy prostitution activity. Often it is related to major drug activity or individuals with felony warrants. So even if you don't fall into those categories, your creds can still be collected at those places. All part of the risks we take.[/QUOTE]Yep, my view is I don't care why they are scoping the place out, I do not want to be on their radar for any reason or give them the opportunity to add me to some database.

[QUOTE=Stickman55;5454258]The NH police certainly know what goes on there so my guess is that it has nothing to do with illicit sex. They are more likely there as part of routine monitoring of businesses at risk for hate crime / shooters. After the mass shooting in GA, it is likely that any city that has known Asian MPs, is going to have a routine response plan in place to monitor these places for prevention of any such thing happening in their city.[/QUOTE]I agree. Most states and cities are putting police near Asian spas. And especially after the Georgia shooting. Cops are trying to protect Asian spas now. A strange concept.

Looks to be closed. Lights out yesterday and today.

[QUOTE=MetaDavids;5456018]So paranoid. Honestly with all the traffic on that road I am sure it has more to do with traffic violations than anything else.[/QUOTE]When I see a LE cruiser in the lot or adjacent to the lot of the Quality in Danbury, the Motel 6 in Milford, the dumps motels in Amityville and any number of the shit holes on the Berlin Tnpke I know they're not looking for traffic violations. So yes, I would be paranoid, if that's what you want to call it.

[QUOTE=Stickman55;5455705]...they are likely cross checking your plates with registered gun owners. Any matches will enter you in a database of potential suspects should something bad happen at these places...[/QUOTE]Not looking to start a debate, but there's no such thing as a computerized "registered gun owner database" in this country, so this isn't something that would happen. Now, they could certainly check your plates against previous legal altercations, but they can't tell if you own a gun by bringing it up in a computer. A cruiser in a parking lot close to DD is probably just a coincidence. If the place were under surveillance, LEO wouldn't broadcast it by putting a cruiser there.

[QUOTE=StaminaBoy;5460318]Not looking to start a debate, but there's no such thing as a computerized "registered gun owner database" in this country, so this isn't something that would happen. Now, they could certainly check your plates against previous legal altercations, but they can't tell if you own a gun by bringing it up in a computer. A cruiser in a parking lot close to DD is probably just a coincidence. If the place were under surveillance, LEO wouldn't broadcast it by putting a cruiser there.[/QUOTE]No, but there are people and organizations who have tried. Here's a sample from 2012 but the publishing company was force to take it down.

[URL]https://abcnews.go.com/blogs/headlines/2012/12/newspaper-publishes-gun-owners-names-and-addresses[/URL]

[QUOTE=StaminaBoy;5460318] A cruiser in a parking lot close to DD is probably just a coincidence. If the place were under surveillance, LEO wouldn't broadcast it by putting a cruiser there.[/QUOTE]It also could be a case of they know or suspect what's going on, don't really have the resources or will to pursue it, but visibly sitting there may deter customer traffic from stopping in.

Police presence during slow or paperwork time can be a cheap and easy deterrent.

[QUOTE=StaminaBoy;5460318]Not looking to start a debate, but there's no such thing as a computerized "registered gun owner database" in this country, so this isn't something that would happen. Now, they could certainly check your plates against previous legal altercations, but they can't tell if you own a gun by bringing it up in a computer. A cruiser in a parking lot close to DD is probably just a coincidence. If the place were under surveillance, LEO wouldn't broadcast it by putting a cruiser there.[/QUOTE]I'm not talking about the country. I'm talking about CT. Of course the registered gun owners are in a database. They can look it up right in the cruiser.

The point here is about avoiding making yourself into surveillance collateral damage. Who knows why the cruiser is there? But given it is there, why offer up your plates and thus your indentity to them.

Gentlemen, the fllower shop is open! I visited today usual nothing new to report other than a new girl coming in 2 weeks and supposedly a spinner and hot according to Anna.