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I have used Healing Touch for a number of years and I think they must have closed up or moved location... Again. I have not got a call to go through either so I think the economy may have caused them to fold up shop. Not the most attractive bunch but they provided a good reliable massage with stress relief.
[QUOTE=Juarezeducated]I may have only a few posts here, but i've been hobbying over 35 years now (getting poon at an early age is an advantage of growing up on the border). So yes, I know what is supposed to happen during a table shower and NO!, definitively NO!, there was going to be no massage that night. Whether it was because they don't like long hair or the girl was "brand new" or some other reason, I don't know, but I was told NO! to massage. AND I'd think when you say you're leaving because they've said NO! massage, they'd make sure that you didn't misunderstand.[/QUOTE]A lot of times if a spa got a citation for giving a massage without a license then the girl will be careful. At super sauna they don't have a massage establishment license so they are not supposed to give a massage. They were probably were raided and didn't get caught for prostitution but the local LE gave her a ticket for giving a massage.
[QUOTE=Jasmine Smith]A lot of times if a spa got a citation for giving a massage without a license then the girl will be careful. At super sauna they don't have a massage establishment license so they are not supposed to give a massage. They were probably were raided and didn't get caught for prostitution but the local LE gave her a ticket for giving a massage.[/QUOTE]I think Jasmine is correct. I am unsure of the specific circumstances involving Super Sauna, but I have experienced the same thing at other AMPs throughout the country for the very reason that Jasmine mentioned. Several places I visited have even put up handwritten signs saying "No Massage Available" or some similar phrase to make it clear that they do not give massages. When you go in, if you're a regular, they'll give you a massage, just like they always do. If you're not a regular, you are probably going to have a rather confusing conversation with the mamasan or the attendant where you end up scratching your head or thinking there is a language barrier of some sort. This is especially awkward, incongruous and puzzling when the name of the place includes "massage" or the place has a big neon sign out front or in the window advertising "massage."
Sometimes, an AMP that has been issued a citation for not having a massage license will advertise and post signs indicating that they offer "assisted stretching," "sports training" or some other strange-sounding service for which a massage license is not required. Of course, the service they provide to you will actually be a massage, in addition to whatever extras are available.
If I ever trraveled to Birmingham I'd go to the Y and have an excellent time with Skye.. of course that" if I were ever to visit!
[QUOTE=Shockwave]Just daydreaming: Couldn't sync up with Benefit4Cash so I wandered by the Y today. Tried to see Cherry but she was unavailable. Got "Meena" instead. Very slender with natural B cups. Very pretty girl.
So-so massage but on the flip she really shined! Left with wobbly-knees an hour later.
And then I woke up.[/QUOTE]
Have been to the Y several times as well as the AMPS in Centerpoint.
There is no doubt the Y is hands down the leader in the CP area.
Just wondering if anyone knows of any White American Girls working in any AMPS around the B'ham area?
Having a white girl working in an AMP would kind of defeat the purpose of what they're trying to do, wouldn't it?
[QUOTE=Spider Man]Having a white girl working in an AMP would kind of defeat the purpose of what they're trying to do, wouldn't it?[/QUOTE]I meant AAMP in the B'ham or sourounding area.
I meant AAMP in the B'ham or sourounding area.
Whats that,
African-American M.P.?
Asian-American M.P.?
All-American?
According to the abbreviation list above:
AAMP Apartment Asian Massage Parlor. Based in a residential apartment instead of a commercial storefront.
AAMP Asian-American Massage Parlor. This is the politically correct acronym.
I guess this would be the acronym for a masssage parlor staffed by older "working girls." :-)
I don't know about all these acronyms, but I know a letter..."Q." Visited her at the Y the other night as I was passing through Bham, and had a great massage. She's definitely as good as some of you guys have said.
[QUOTE=Darthbane69]I don't know about all these acronyms, but I know a letter..."Q." Visited her at the Y the other night as I was passing through Bham, and had a great massage. She's definitely as good as some of you guys have said.[/QUOTE]Hey guys, if you look at the second AAMP in the abbreviations section it states: Asian American Massage Parlor.
My only question was... do any of you guys happen to know where there
might be American White Femals working the area massage Parlors?
Y + Q + $.60 = :)
[QUOTE=Shockwave]Y + Q + $.60 = :)[/QUOTE]Wow, you have to just love all these abbreviations:
Now you got me ROFLMAO