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[QUOTE=JonJones;2197290]I can't speak to the exact numbers but the article is largely correct. I stay away from any ad that has the word "teen" in it.[/QUOTE]What makes me think and think over about this is because haven't any of you been to this "purple" are. At stanton like it says at the beggining of the article leslie the employee and I know about her what would be the best thing or way to inform her about it so she can be cautious or just do this aside. ?
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[QUOTE=Typical007;2201998]What makes me think and think over about this is because haven't any of you been to this "purple" are. At stanton like it says at the beggining of the article leslie the employee and I know about her what would be the best thing or way to inform her about it so she can be cautious or just do this aside. ?[/QUOTE]I have no idea what you're trying to say.
[QUOTE=EdwardAppleby;2203577]I have no idea what you're trying to say.[/QUOTE]How should anyone tell her about the article that mentions her without freaking her out!?
[QUOTE=Typical007;2203953]How should anyone tell her about the article that mentions her without freaking her out!?[/QUOTE]The article itself is at best a piece of hack, pseudo-journalism which attempts to make the case that Purple Rain Spa has an under-aged girl working there, based on the fact that they have an advertisement that says Leslie is 18. How the "journalist" connects his little "wink, wink" dots, I'll never know.
In any case, if there is a woman named Leslie working there, then unless she is under 18, she has no more to be concerned about now than she did before the article was published.
I've never been to that spa, but as everyone knows, the ages listed in the BP ads are about as accurate and representative as their pictures which are stolen from the internet. That is, they advertise 18-year-old hotties, but the actual women working in these joints are MILFs.
The irony of the journalist's article is that he's correct about age deception in the ads, except that instead of being younger than the advertised age, the women are always much older.
BTW, have you ever read one of those MP bust reports? Check out the ages of the women. They's never under 40.
[QUOTE=EdwardAppleby;2204445]The article itself is at best a piece of hack, pseudo-journalism which attempts to make the case that Purple Rain Spa has an under-aged girl working there, based on the fact that they have an advertisement that says Leslie is 18. How the "journalist" connects his little "wink, wink" dots, I'll never know.
In any case, if there is a woman named Leslie working there, then unless she is under 18, she has no more to be concerned about now than she did before the article was published.
I've never been to that spa, but as everyone knows, the ages listed in the BP ads are about as accurate and representative as their pictures which are stolen from the internet. That is, they advertise 18-year-old hotties, but the actual women working in these joints are MILFs.
The irony of the journalist's article is that he's correct about age deception in the ads, except that instead of being younger than the advertised age, the women are always much older.
BTW, have you ever read one of those MP bust reports? Check out the ages of the women. They's never under 40.[/QUOTE]Yeah your right I feel much better now I just didn't understand out of so many spas purple rain and the name of that perticular provider made me worry could be considered a hot spot but no way she's not a minor (.
[QUOTE=EdwardAppleby;2204445]The article itself is at best a piece of hack, pseudo-journalism which attempts to make the case that Purple Rain Spa has an under-aged girl working there, based on the fact that they have an advertisement that says Leslie is 18. How the "journalist" connects his little "wink, wink" dots, I'll never know.
In any case, if there is a woman named Leslie working there, then unless she is under 18, she has no more to be concerned about now than she did before the article was published.
I've never been to that spa, but as everyone knows, the ages listed in the BP ads are about as accurate and representative as their pictures which are stolen from the internet. That is, they advertise 18-year-old hotties, but the actual women working in these joints are MILFs.
The irony of the journalist's article is that he's correct about age deception in the ads, except that instead of being younger than the advertised age, the women are always much older.
BTW, have you ever read one of those MP bust reports? Check out the ages of the women. They's never under 40.[/QUOTE]Human sex trafficking is the bandwagon everyone has jumped on. Newspapers, politicians, LE and even the general public. It certainly exists but MP's it not where it happens.
Pseudo-journalism is a good term for that article. I went to a place that advertised "all college girls. " I asked the girl I got if she was a college girl and she said, "nope, the owner tells us to say we are but I'm 35. " We all know the ages given in ads are bogus and the pictures they use in the ads are also bogus.
Unfortunately articles like that one almost force LE to act. Of course, the ads are so explicit that those not in the hobby are sure to be up in arms.
[QUOTE=Chogori;2204698]Human sex trafficking is the bandwagon everyone has jumped on. Newspapers, politicians, LE and even the general public. It certainly exists but MP's it not where it happens.
Pseudo-journalism is a good term for that article. I went to a place that advertised "all college girls. " I asked the girl I got if she was a college girl and she said, "nope, the owner tells us to say we are but I'm 35. " We all know the ages given in ads are bogus and the pictures they use in the ads are also bogus.
Unfortunately articles like that one almost force LE to act. Of course, the ads are so explicit that those not in the hobby are sure to be up in arms.[/QUOTE]I went to a Korean AMP before, and the women looked like she was in her 40's and definitely feels like she was trafficked over based on the way she talked and acted. ONE example is that one of her kids is still in Asia, and the youngest is here (in LA). I never went back again. However, went to another AMP and spoke with a provider and she said she used to be a waitress, but her friend introduced her to this job.
Obviously it differs from place to place, but they still exists.
Does anybody know where one can find an experience like this, anywhere nearby? A full on thai style soapy massage, starting with a shower, to bath, to nuru / body massage, and more. I know they're very rare, if not non-existent in the US, but would like to know if anyone has any info.
You can thank me later!
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"In Anaheim, California, anyone convicted of buying sexual services will have their names and mug shots indefinitely posted to a city web page listing 'Sex Purchasers. '.
'Sex Purchasers' to Be Branded Online Indefinitely in Orange County". Elizabeth Nolan Brown, Nov. 20,2014 [URL]http://reason.com/blog/2014/11/20/oc-sex-purchasers-to-be-branded-online[/URL].
[QUOTE=ParamAhmad;2287600]"In Anaheim, California, anyone convicted of buying sexual services will have their names and mug shots indefinitely posted to a city web page listing 'Sex Purchasers. '.
'Sex Purchasers' to Be Branded Online Indefinitely in Orange County". Elizabeth Nolan Brown, Nov. 20,2014 [URL]http://reason.com/blog/2014/11/20/oc-sex-purchasers-to-be-branded-online[/URL].[/QUOTE]And I believe OC has their own website to post their mug shots.
So this isn't limited to just Anaheim.
I hate using my real ID when I go to no-tels. Does anyone know where I can get a quality second one with my "play around" name?
PM me please.