Massage Parlor Reports

I've been out of the game a long time, but love to read the Board. And because of a change in my situation am probably going to partake again. Although I've been to a few AMP's in Florida while on vacation, I haven't been around here since Royal Sauna, Olde English, Danish, and a couple of places in downtown Lowell whose names I've long forgotten. Oh yeah, a few others in Maine (Lewiston, Waterville).
I will probably start in Providence, hopefully before they go changing the laws.
Anyway, I appreciate all the tips I get from RTFF and would suggest all the other newcomers do the same until you've contributed some meaningful info.

At the risk of looking like I'm a Senior Member trying to pad my report count, I will give a real quick run-down of my latest experience in Waltham.

Frankly, if you read my last report on Jasmine, this was a nearly identical session.
The differences are that they now have actual doors on the rooms instead of curtains, and it seems that they have opened a music studio either upstairs or next door... this was actually good news, as they drowned-out the Kenny G music and I was able to tune them out... but if any of you don't like to hear a rock band playing through a wall, then you may want to ask them for an earlier appt or a weekend. My appt was last Thursday eve around 6:30pm.

Linda was the provider - she's about 35, a little chubby, but very eager to please. I couldn't understand a lot of what she said, but we got all the business taken care of and she remembered me from the last time, and that I liked a hard massage.
It was actually quite warm in the room (great for me), so while she was doing the "hard" massage and the "soft" ending, she was wiping sweat from her brow... I kinda felt bad for her, but then again she was wearing long sleeves and long pants.
During the HE, she allowed top-down access and even leaned over for me to give her a little mouth-to-nipple action (she went so far as to first sanitize her tits for me).
Full roaming also available.

I asked her about which girls were there, and it seems that there's another new one named Lee. She suggested I try Lee next time, which I will do. I didn't get to see what she looked like, though, so it may be TOFTT.

House fee was .7 and I tipped .4 because of the free access... I was going to mention that I've lowered my typical tip to .3 lately unless service is truly excellent.

Good luck and enjoy our Waltham places - they are still my favorites for customer service and reliable consistency!

JP

Jack,
That was a an excellent intro into the forum. Post em when you got em.

It seems lately I have hit a string of providers who do not understand the importance of the face down tease. They seem to think you can roll over and have the motor running in a second. They believe they are doing you a favor by telling you to roll over when you lift your ass for access to the goods. Not so. [This has been at Nimbus since I have been lazy, Eden and Sophie.]

To any female readers out there, take note, TEASE on the face down for at least a few minutes before the flip.

This was a public service announcement (and a report count pad).

[QUOTE=Dan Wesson]It seems lately I have hit a string of providers who do not understand the importance of the face down tease. They seem to think you can roll over and have the motor running in a second. They believe they are doing you a favor by telling you to roll over when you lift your ass for access to the goods. Not so. [This has been at Nimbus since I have been lazy, Eden and Sophie.]

To any female readers out there, take note, TEASE on the face down for at least a few minutes before the flip.[/QUOTE]

And, ladies, remember: a tease with the tongue is worth ten with the fingertips. Even if rimming is off the menu, a few light licks or kisses on the shoulder blades, calves, neck, ears, buttocks...wherever...can give the motor a LOT of extra revs. (Of course rim jobs are pure gold, for most of us, which is why you should invest in a shower or table shower and learn how to use the soap on us!)

[QUOTE=Jackk42]I've been out of the game a long time, but love to read the Board. And because of a change in my situation am probably going to partake again. Although I've been to a few AMP's in Florida while on vacation, I haven't been around here since Royal Sauna, Olde English, Danish, and a couple of places in downtown Lowell whose names I've long forgotten. Oh yeah, a few others in Maine (Lewiston, Waterville).
I will probably start in Providence, hopefully before they go changing the laws.
Anyway, I appreciate all the tips I get from RTFF and would suggest all the other newcomers do the same until you've contributed some meaningful info.[/QUOTE]

Hey Jack42....good to find another old timer! Besides the places you mentioned...Royal, English ect I spent some time living in good old Lowell. There were 4 places that I can think of right away. one was on the lowell Connector in a strip mall. The other 3 were in downtown. There was a xx bookstore as you came off the connector that was a one way entering downtown. There was a place on the left just past the bookstore across from a parking lot, there was another as you started to make a u-turn to head back out of town towards the connector again that was in the back of a dingy store/bar (if memory serves me correct). That place had a 'rustic' wood frame front and you had to go down a hallway to get to it. The last place I remember was actually in downtown on the right about a block from were you would have made the turn to go back out of town. I think it was in the basement of a building. Most of the places were clean and you 'might' get something off the reg r'tug if you were lucky.
Of course most of my time was spent with a young and cute SW either at her house or someplace just out of town. I remember a few brooks and we had to do a little hiking to get to a secluded area. We were pretty much always alone and got to frolic in the brook (when warn of course) and do our thing without being bothered. I don't remember where the place was but it wasn't too far away. We dated for a while and then she disappeared.... Does any of this ring a bell to you or anyone else? Those were the days!! SO

[QUOTE=Dan Wesson]It seems lately I have hit a string of providers who do not understand the importance of the face down tease. They seem to think you can roll over and have the motor running in a second. "

The best face down tease I have have had was one of the Eastonians. There were two and each had their own advantages. The face down tease would last at least 15 minutes (no less). By the time I flipped over I was pretty close to finishing. I even had to think of other thoughts to prolong it.

Steve

Prove that you are a team-player (toft once in our lifetime), and your returns will be great. I can remember when D. Wesson got put down for one of his first reviews. But guess what, he reviewed a lot more than what he asked for.

There are people on here that are always giving info. New info. I think my new motto is the same as my OLD motto. Have to give a little to get a little.

That being said.

Wendy. From tewks (best pre-flip tease), no idea where she went. She was supposed to email it, but never did.

Candy. She's in the waltham area, its been posted (LOOK IT UP! )

And without a doublt the finality of an experience will be exponentially greater with the pre-flip tease. Some are so good I never flip, LOL. Have to love trying to clear the end of the table with a baby batter blast!

[QUOTE=Steven1234]It seems lately I have hit a string of providers who do not understand the importance of the face down tease. They seem to think you can roll over and have the motor running in a second. "

The best face down tease I have have had was one of the Eastonians. There were two and each had their own advantages. The face down tease would last at least 15 minutes (no less). By the time I flipped over I was pretty close to finishing. I even had to think of other thoughts to prolong it.

Steve[/QUOTE]One of the best face down teases I ever got was with Lucy, who used to be in Arlington, actually she finished me off face down and loved it. It was a bit awkward to clean up, but still haven't experienced anything like that since. Not sure if she is still around, I lost her number several cel phone changes ago.

Hey SO,

There was one in the Sears Plaza on Plain street and a few on Central street one right up stairs near Expresso Pizza (or was it esspresso?). All these places are gone now including expresso and Sears. Lowell was a good place in the day (many, many days ago) Lot's of strip joints with take out (FS maybe $25 clean pre-aids fun) that was expected and lots of 50cent draft beer bars.

Ah, those were the days..same time period as when the Combat zone was the "zone".

TH


[QUOTE=Stressed Out]Hey Jack42....good to find another old timer! Besides the places you mentioned...Royal, English ect I spent some time living in good old Lowell. There were 4 places that I can think of right away. one was on the lowell Connector in a strip mall. The other 3 were in downtown. There was a xx bookstore as you came off the connector that was a one way entering downtown. There was a place on the left just past the bookstore across from a parking lot, there was another as you started to make a u-turn to head back out of town towards the connector again that was in the back of a dingy store/bar (if memory serves me correct). That place had a 'rustic' wood frame front and you had to go down a hallway to get to it. The last place I remember was actually in downtown on the right about a block from were you would have made the turn to go back out of town. I think it was in the basement of a building. Most of the places were clean and you 'might' get something off the reg r'tug if you were lucky.
Of course most of my time was spent with a young and cute SW either at her house or someplace just out of town. I remember a few brooks and we had to do a little hiking to get to a secluded area. We were pretty much always alone and got to frolic in the brook (when warn of course) and do our thing without being bothered. I don't remember where the place was but it wasn't too far away. We dated for a while and then she disappeared.... Does any of this ring a bell to you or anyone else? Those were the days!! SO[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE=True Hobbiest]Hey SO,

There was one in the Sears Plaza on Plain street and a few on Central street one right up stairs near Expresso Pizza (or was it esspresso?). All these places are gone now including expresso and Sears. Lowell was a good place in the day (many, many days ago) Lot's of strip joints with take out (FS maybe $25 clean pre-aids fun) that was expected and lots of 50cent draft beer bars.

Ah, those were the days..same time period as when the Combat zone was the "zone".

TH[/QUOTE]Man you beat me to the punch.

I was sitting in a coffe shop today and my pda wouldn't let me post my comment. I was 17 when I walked into the massage parlor by Sears and behind the bank "just to take a look on a dare" I should have just went in. The place was gone after I was 18.

Remember the place or activity in the Central Street area. Used to go to get Pizza many times. The place is still there and the 2 bowling alleys are gone.

Remember making the "SW" rounds. The times were so simpler then.

Can anyone tell me the meaning of the name " 3 Copper Men" it wasn't in the safest of places but I imagine many wondered down the street After a show at Mr C's Rock Palace. Some of the youngings out there are wondering what is that?

It is where the train station gararge is in Lowell if you been there.

We all take some shit now and then. We have had some differences of opinion on WW for instance. That is why all reviews are useful. What is not important to one reviewer may be to another and likewise to all the readers.

The name of the game is to make the best choice for your requirements and monger money and that takes multiple reviews of the same place. Not to mention that the talent rotates frequently in some spas.

I for one place some value on cleanliness (which JP's review describing sanitized titties is unique, to say the least!) and simplicity access.

[QUOTE=Big Bobby35]Prove that you are a team-player (toft once in our lifetime), and your returns will be great. I can remember when D. Wesson got put down for one of his first reviews. But guess what, he reviewed a lot more than what he asked for.
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[QUOTE=Big Bobby35]Candy. She's in the waltham area, its been posted (LOOK IT UP! )[/QUOTE]I've search for Candy and Waltham and search back many threads. I guess I'm blind or stupid. Could you tell me where Candy is working in Waltham?

[QUOTE=AsianLPGAfan]Man you beat me to the punch.

I was sitting in a coffe shop today and my pda wouldn't let me post my comment. I was 17 when I walked into the massage parlor by Sears and behind the bank "just to take a look on a dare" I should have just went in. The place was gone after I was 18.

Remember the place or activity in the Central Street area. Used to go to get Pizza many times. The place is still there and the 2 bowling alleys are gone.

Remember making the "SW" rounds. The times were so simpler then.

Can anyone tell me the meaning of the name " 3 Copper Men" it wasn't in the safest of places but I imagine many wondered down the street After a show at Mr C's Rock Palace. Some of the youngings out there are wondering what is that?

It is where the train station gararge is in Lowell if you been there.[/QUOTE]

It is amazing how our blind paths have crossed over the ages. Back in the 60's I went to Lowell TECH, before it merged with Lowell state, (the teachers college), and became Lowell university. Now they are UMASS LOWELL...
I very much enjoyed my years at tech. Back then Tech was 95% male so you had to go off campus to enjoy yourself.. The big problem was to blend in as a townee where ever you went.
I had a few bad evenings in "3 copper men". Honestly can not remember much about it except the big sign over the door.

It has been a few years so I must be having a senior moment!!

Have fun :o
Tony

[QUOTE=Fuleo]I've search for Candy and Waltham and search back many threads. I guess I'm blind or stupid. Could you tell me where Candy is working in Waltham?[/QUOTE]I pride myself on looking up information prior to asking questions. I really enjoyed my time with Candy in Tewksbury. I to have searched hi and low and have not been able to find out where she is working now. If there is anyone out there who knows where she is could you either post the information or send me an email? Thanks in advance for your help.