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[QUOTE=KnoxFourMe;2938423]Anyone seen this girl looks fairly new to BP body rubs.
[URL]http://knoxville.backpage.com/BodyRubs/new-savannah-tennessees-new-bombshell-fun-loving-gal-with-warm-loving-hands-lunch-special/17496484[/URL]
Thanks.[/QUOTE]Right click on picture, search image.
I'm doubting this bikini model is working the Knoxville massage parlors.
BS.
I have texted back and forth, and spoke with, the sexy 30 year old blonde. Seems legit, skittish, and is outcall only. When I can arrange a place I will report back, but she gives every indication of being real.
[URL]http://knoxville.backpage.com/TherapeuticMassage/sexy-30-year-old-blonde/17459130[/URL]
Is the YWCA. I suspect outcall is best.
[QUOTE=SeeksEasy;2939339]I have texted back and forth, and spoke with, the sexy 30 year old blonde. Seems legit, skittish, and is outcall only. When I can arrange a place I will report back, but she gives every indication of being real.
[URL]http://knoxville.backpage.com/TherapeuticMassage/sexy-30-year-old-blonde/17459130[/URL][/QUOTE]
[QUOTE=GaltGuy;2939643]Is the YWCA. I suspect outcall is best.[/QUOTE]Yes, she was surprised when I mentioned that, and was worried. I explained it was in her ad. Skittish, but seems nice.
Unlicensed massages net felony charges for two Seymour women:
[URL]http://www.knoxnews.com/news/crime-courts/unlicensed-massages-net-felony-charges-for-two-seymour-women-346272a8-4343-4120-e053-0100007fb67c-381791181.html[/URL]
No explicit indication that extras were offered (only that tips were requested), but the providers were cited for failing to have "the appropriate license to perform massage issued by the state of Tennessee regulatory massage board".
Stay safe,
Milfman.
[QUOTE=MilfMan865;2940768]Unlicensed massages net felony charges for two Seymour women:
[URL]http://www.knoxnews.com/news/crime-courts/unlicensed-massages-net-felony-charges-for-two-seymour-women-346272a8-4343-4120-e053-0100007fb67c-381791181.html[/URL]
No explicit indication that extras were offered (only that tips were requested), but the providers were cited for failing to have "the appropriate license to perform massage issued by the state of Tennessee regulatory massage board".
Stay safe,
Milfman.[/QUOTE]Tax payer provided massages, must be nice.
[QUOTE=YoungBlood1;2940957]Tax payer provided massages, must be nice.[/QUOTE]Definitely a perk for LEO at the taxpayers' expense. Note that: "Officers took the women to jail rather than cite them to court because the charge is a felony". Everyone should feel safer that those women were TAKEN DIRECTLY TO JAIL (smh).
Stay safe.
Milfman.
[QUOTE=MilfMan865;2940768]Unlicensed massages net felony charges for two Seymour women:
[URL]http://www.knoxnews.com/news/crime-courts/unlicensed-massages-net-felony-charges-for-two-seymour-women-346272a8-4343-4120-e053-0100007fb67c-381791181.html[/URL]
No explicit indication that extras were offered (only that tips were requested), but the providers were cited for failing to have "the appropriate license to perform massage issued by the state of Tennessee regulatory massage board".
Stay safe,
Milfman.[/QUOTE]At least they could have waited until yesterday. I had been stopping on Thursdays for a massage, but when I went this week the door was locked and lights out. Never had any offers of extras but the massage was always good especially from the older one. I think they had a foot massage licence, but not a full body licence. Just a waste of tax dollars bothering 2 women trying to make a living.
[QUOTE=MilfMan865;2941042]Definitely a perk for LEO at the taxpayers' expense. Note that: "Officers took the women to jail rather than cite them to court because the charge is a felony". Everyone should feel safer that those women were TAKEN DIRECTLY TO JAIL (smh).
Stay safe.
Milfman.[/QUOTE]Bet they didn't pass go or collect $$ either.
Sheesh, I feel so much safer now.
Poked around and can't find any info on this one.
[URL]http://knoxville.craigslist.org/thp/5617192509.html[/URL]
She's a long time poster. Surely someone has taken the plunge.
[QUOTE=Nobody246;2941324]Bet they didn't pass go or collect $$ either.
Sheesh, I feel so much safer now.[/QUOTE]I don't understand what is behind the motive here. LEO seems to treat this as a major crime and has been countless tax payer dollars to fund their stings. Who is motivating this? I mean I see comments that people write when these articles are posted and it seems that no one in the public thinks it is of any real concern. After all it's consenting adults and for the most part it is discreet.
So is there some type of deep pockets prudish organization that is making this such a big issue? It seems the general public thinks it's not a serious problem, certainly not worth the money, expense and resources.
It's just a mystery to me. Do you suppose some LEO have to make these busts and feel like total douche bags for doing so? I know I would. I mean if it's your job and how you feed your family then you got to do it I suppose, but I would think this is not a 'crime' that causes anyone any harm, and therefore really shouldn't be enforced as a crime at all.
Show me victims and I'll show you a crime. But no 'victims', then what I'm I missing here?
[QUOTE=BigLoadForU;2941504]I don't understand what is behind the motive here. LEO seems to treat this as a major crime and has been countless tax payer dollars to fund their stings. Who is motivating this? I mean I see comments that people write when these articles are posted and it seems that no one in the public thinks it is of any real concern. After all it's consenting adults and for the most part it is discreet.
So is there some type of deep pockets prudish organization that is making this such a big issue? It seems the general public thinks it's not a serious problem, certainly not worth the money, expense and resources.
It's just a mystery to me. Do you suppose some LEO have to make these busts and feel like total douche bags for doing so? I know I would. I mean if it's your job and how you feed your family then you got to do it I suppose, but I would think this is not a 'crime' that causes anyone any harm, and therefore really shouldn't be enforced as a crime at all.
Show me victims and I'll show you a crime. But no 'victims', then what I'm I missing here?[/QUOTE]On a related note: I was lucky enough to visit London and hookering is legal. In fact you can't enter a phone booth without seeing tons of escort ads pasted all over the place. However SW is not legal because it causes businesses some headaches. So if you like to pick up SW and the thrill, excitement, little danger, etc. It is perfect because it is 'illegal', but they treat it like a traffic citation. So you still get the excitement from the whole scene, but without the fear of LEO basically destroying your entire life. All you get is a ticket that you have to pay.
This arrest is double bullshit. There was nothing sexual going in there. I was a regular, as well. Convenient, inexpensive and I could work it into a Mexican dinner and trip to Walmart.
Someone has been arrested for giving foot massages. Unbelievable.
If Madeline wants to declare war on heterosexual sex, that's one thing. But the threat of felonies to simply depress massage industry competition is infinitely more immoral than a sex / money transaction between willing could ever be. I hope Madeline's north Knoxville massage buddies are pleased.
Massage licensing is ludicrous.
[QUOTE=GaltGuy;2941916]war on heterosexual sex[/QUOTE]Yes, that's what it feels like. As if our 'hetero privilege' needs to be checked or something.
[QUOTE=BigLoadForU;2941504]I don't understand what is behind the motive here. LEO seems to treat this as a major crime and has been countless tax payer dollars to fund their stings. Who is motivating this? I mean I see comments that people write when these articles are posted and it seems that no one in the public thinks it is of any real concern. After all it's consenting adults and for the most part it is discreet.
So is there some type of deep pockets prudish organization that is making this such a big issue? It seems the general public thinks it's not a serious problem, certainly not worth the money, expense and resources.
It's just a mystery to me. Do you suppose some LEO have to make these busts and feel like total douche bags for doing so? I know I would. I mean if it's your job and how you feed your family then you got to do it I suppose, but I would think this is not a 'crime' that causes anyone any harm, and therefore really shouldn't be enforced as a crime at all.
Show me victims and I'll show you a crime. But no 'victims', then what I'm I missing here?[/QUOTE]There was a great AMP near the Asheville airport where I went on a regular basis. Prettiest young Korean Wimmen anywhere. They busted it over a year ago and the paper mentioned that Homeland Security was involved.
Samething with the AMP in Newport when they busted that one. Homeland security also involved. I hate that term BTW. Reminds me of Nazionale Germany. I think they are a big part of all the AMP closures, not only in Tn and NC, but around the country. Somehow they've labeled our hobby Human Trafficking and connected it to terrorism.
That's why this site is so important and why our posts should be carefully worded.
The Belly.