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[QUOTE=Joe Smalltown]Ajpjr99,
I have never been disappointed with [url]http://www.montrealxxxtase.com/[/url]
They are attractive and on time. The Montreal board is full of usefull info.
I usually stay downtown at the HI Express near Catherine St.
Joe[/QUOTE]Joe,
Those rates are $150 Canadian. What do you tip beyond that?
VK
Thanks for the responses guys, I ended up going with Eleganza.
It is a lot different up there, so many girls and so cheap! Thank God I don't live there or I'd be broke all the Time!!
[QUOTE=Viking King]Joe,
Those rates are $150 Canadian. What do you tip beyond that?
VK[/QUOTE]
No tip is ever expected or asked for. In fact, more often than not they refuse any tip that's offered.
Not a bad deal!
Article in beautiful, yet backward ass South Carolina re: USASG.
Yes, I know...its not in CT. But its good to be on top of things and informed.
Interesting article...but what I found absolutely stunning is the involvement of the U.S. Secret Service?
Damn...I can just feel my crime fighting tax money seeping into the drain in Washington...
[url]http://www.thestate.com/mld/thestate/14305950.htm[/url]
We should all take a bit more heed when we discuss brick and mortar locales that we consider "impregnable". SC had a nice series of brothels that got taken down just a few short months back. Took them all down within a week or two of each other till nothing remained.
USASG played a role in it, it seems.
Stoner is wise in many things. It is a lot longer drive to Canada than it is to I-84 and north to the Land of Lakes and Woods.
Kong has gotten to be a very popular movie with great reviews. Many that have seen the movie are bemused by revealing the plot without concern for those that have may not know or appreciate the plot or the characters. There is a big difference in a movie rated R and one that is rated XXX.
The same basic issues have recently been true in the city of Brotherly Love where one of the more popular local movie theaters on da hill closed suddenly with the operator and ticket takers now on an extended vacation, yet again.
Be Safe and listen to Stoner.
[QUOTE=Stoner]Article in beautiful, yet backward ass South Carolina re: USASG.
Yes, I know...its not in CT. But its good to be on top of things and informed.
Interesting article...but what I found absolutely stunning is the involvement of the U.S. Secret Service?
Damn...I can just feel my crime fighting tax money seeping into the drain in Washington...
[url]http://www.thestate.com/mld/thestate/14305950.htm[/url]
We should all take a bit more heed when we discuss brick and mortar locales that we consider "impregnable". SC had a nice series of brothels that got taken down just a few short months back. Took them all down within a week or two of each other till nothing remained.
USASG played a role in it, it seems.[/QUOTE]
Seems like I mentioned this awhile back, about morons who get their jollies, then suddenly feel guilt,
and say 'no-one else can get theirs' , and close the places down.
It figures, the detectives can't do the work on their own, We end-up doing the 'hard' work for them. :lol:
Wanderer --:Those who wander, Aren't necessarily lost!
Let me tell you, the Secret Service has been dragged into the "Homeland Security" area and they have been spread thin most likely since they are now responsible for all the crap that GW and the Republican Party wants to use as the thought police. The Secret Service was once involved in protecting the president and credit card fraud and counterfeiting. They have been forced most likely to go beyond their expertise and chime in on things that they don't really have a clue about and are often mentioned negatively as being a part of.
The Secret Service is being used by the current administration. They used to be a righteous organization and have now been co-opted to do demeaning tasks.
My opinion.
[QUOTE=Wanderer]Seems like I mentioned this awhile back, about morons who get their jollies, then suddenly feel guilt,
and say 'no-one else can get theirs' , and close the places down.
It figures, the detectives can't do the work on their own, We end-up doing the 'hard' work for them. :lol:
Wanderer --:Those who wander, Aren't necessarily lost![/QUOTE]
"Title: Rarely change their stripes, the Left-out Wing!"
What does any of this have to do with Left Wing or Right Wing??? If anything, I'd say that it's the [religious] Right Wing that causes these things to happen.
I know this forum works more BB style, but I created a "Connecticut" room in the new chat section.
Hope to see you there!
TN
Article in today's Middletown Press...
[url]http://www.middletownpress.com/site/news.cfm?newsid=16612806&BRD=1645&PAG=461&dept_id=10856&rfi=6[/url]
Where is the Long Wharf section of NH that was mentioned in Gordon's article?
Maybe we should check it out.
[QUOTE=Carl White]Where is the Long Wharf section of NH that was mentioned in Gordon's article?
Maybe we should check it out.[/QUOTE]
its just off i-95 accross from the New Haven Register and IKEA not sure of the exit number
[QUOTE=Gecko911]its just off i-95 accross from the New Haven Register and IKEA not sure of the exit number[/QUOTE]
Do a search on mapquest, or some other mapping website, for
"Seargent Dr." & "Long Wharf Dr.". They encase I-95 from where I-91
meets, west to south-west.
I find it a little hard to swallow, seeing next to NO activity there myself..
It may be a 'red-herring', so I'd be careful.. Especially, after such a story hits,
the LE are all over the place, and worse that parasites!
Most of the old hunting ground streets around Saint Raphaels seem to have dried-up too.. (or, have been over-run by gangs & drugs.)
Wanderer --:Those who wander, Aren't necessarily lost!
[QUOTE=GordonFreeman]Article in today's Middletown Press...
[url]http://www.middletownpress.com/site/news.cfm?newsid=16612806&BRD=1645&PAG=461&dept_id=10856&rfi=6[/url][/QUOTE]
Sounds like a great job to me: "At first, Barnaba went out as often as three nights a week, driving the streets of New York City, then walking up to women working as prostitutes to try to befriend them. Currently, he goes to New York City about twice a month. Word of mouth has helped send cases his way."
Sounds like all the travel and expenses would be deductible as "job related business expenses" And if anybody asks, you can say you're working overtime, covering a larger territory. Where can I apply?
[QUOTE=Bad Dawg]Sounds like a great job to me: "At first, Barnaba went out as often as three nights a week, driving the streets of New York City, then walking up to women working as prostitutes to try to befriend them. Currently, he goes to New York City about twice a month. Word of mouth has helped send cases his way."
Sounds like all the travel and expenses would be deductible as "job related business expenses" And if anybody asks, you can say you're working overtime, covering a larger territory. Where can I apply?[/QUOTE]
That's what kills me. Just because something is a non profit doesn't mean the people aren't drawing big time salaries. Just imagine all the grants that can be applied for. This could wind up to a be big time operator like Connection House Inc.