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[QUOTE=Mr Magoo2; 1588383]Concur. She wouldn't completely disrobe for Magoo, claiming that the boss might hear and catch her in the act. The boss was cool. Know for a fact. WTF?
Magoo[/QUOTE]Yeah, I'm sure Connie would have been very upset with her. What a joke.
Guys. A thought as we approach election day.
I drove by an AMP earlier and forlornly looked at it without going in. Why? Because if a news agency or LE got a bug up their ass and wanted to ruin my day, my life would effectively be over. A question occurred to me: why isn't prostitution legal in Alaska? If there's any state in the union that has a valid reason for it, it would be AK. There are six men to every woman up here.
Yes, this is a conservative state, but it's not the bible belt. If we banded together, and got every guy involved, I think we could make it a reality. I've noticed something on this board that I haven't noticed elsewhere: you guys really stick together, and collectively you've got a lot of experience. Furthermore, some of you know the AMP managers and owners decently, if not well. Getting them involved along with their networks and contacts may make it even easier.
But hustled, you might say, any politician who tries to legalize prostitution would be signing the death certificate of their career. I say: maybe not.
Legalization is not just about getting to pay for sex without consequences. It's also the single most effective way to stop human trafficking. Combined with protection / amnesty provisions for victims, a legalization bill could effectively destroy all the power held by sex traffickers. Victims would no longer need to be afraid of going to the police if they were being abused, or if they were in the country illegally. Legal registration of sex workers would take the heat off the good guys (and girls) who are just trying to earn a living, and make it harder for the bad guys to operate, since they'd need to prove age and citizenship. Requirements for periodic STD testing would not only boost business for the labs in the local area but make everything safer for all involved.
If you know someone, or know someone that knows someone, get involved. You don't have to come out as a monger, you can attack the issue from the standpoint of trafficking that I detailed above. It's a hot button issue and there are state government meetings going on about it RIGHT NOW. All the government is talking about is harsher penalties and the removal of the term "prostitute" when labeling issues. Be a voice for another option, one that actually works: legalization. If someone wants proof, point them at a large chunk of Europe as well as individual cities in Canada and Australia.
Even if all you do is talk to someone and plant the idea that legalization might be a better option, that's better than doing nothing. The more people we get thinking along those lines, the better the chance that someday we might actually see it.
Visit Karluk new girl Linda, not bad massage and the final was? Good.
Will be back.
[QUOTE=TheHustled; 1589132]Guys. A thought as we approach election day.
I drove by an AMP earlier and forlornly looked at it without going in. Why? Because if a news agency or LE got a bug up their ass and wanted to ruin my day, my life would effectively be over. A question occurred to me: why isn't prostitution legal in Alaska? If there's any state in the union that has a valid reason for it, it would be AK. There are six men to every woman up here.
Yes, this is a conservative state, but it's not the bible belt. If we banded together, and got every guy involved, I think we could make it a reality. I've noticed something on this board that I haven't noticed elsewhere: you guys really stick together, and collectively you've got a lot of experience. Furthermore, some of you know the AMP managers and owners decently, if not well. Getting them involved along with their networks and contacts may make it even easier.
But hustled, you might say, any politician who tries to legalize prostitution would be signing the death certificate of their career. I say: maybe not.
Legalization is not just about getting to pay for sex without consequences. It's also the single most effective way to stop human trafficking. Combined with protection / amnesty provisions for victims, a legalization bill could effectively destroy all the power held by sex traffickers. Victims would no longer need to be afraid of going to the police if they were being abused, or if they were in the country illegally. Legal registration of sex workers would take the heat off the good guys (and girls) who are just trying to earn a living, and make it harder for the bad guys to operate, since they'd need to prove age and citizenship. Requirements for periodic STD testing would not only boost business for the labs in the local area but make everything safer for all involved.
If you know someone, or know someone that knows someone, get involved. You don't have to come out as a monger, you can attack the issue from the standpoint of trafficking that I detailed above. It's a hot button issue and there are state government meetings going on about it RIGHT NOW. All the government is talking about is harsher penalties and the removal of the term "prostitute" when labeling issues. Be a voice for another option, one that actually works: legalization. If someone wants proof, point them at a large chunk of Europe as well as individual cities in Canada and Australia.
Even if all you do is talk to someone and plant the idea that legalization might be a better option, that's better than doing nothing. The more people we get thinking along those lines, the better the chance that someday we might actually see it.[/QUOTE]Why would anyone here have the slightest interest in doing any of the things you propose?
[QUOTE=TheHustled; 1589132]Guys. A thought as we approach election day.
I drove by an AMP earlier and forlornly looked at it without going in. Why? Because if a news agency or LE got a bug up their ass and wanted to ruin my day, my life would effectively be over. A question occurred to me: why isn't prostitution legal in Alaska? If there's any state in the union that has a valid reason for it, it would be AK. There are six men to every woman up here.
Yes, this is a conservative state, but it's not the bible belt. If we banded together, and got every guy involved, I think we could make it a reality. I've noticed something on this board that I haven't noticed elsewhere: you guys really stick together, and collectively you've got a lot of experience. Furthermore, some of you know the AMP managers and owners decently, if not well. Getting them involved along with their networks and contacts may make it even easier.[/QUOTE]Well that certainly sounds like a nice dream. However, I find a contradiction in your proposal; If you are so worried about the implications of getting caught frequenting an AMP, why would you then proselytize about a campaign to make them legal. Wouldn't showing your support for legalizing prostitution effectively have the same results you so fear? While your dream is certainly one many of us would appreciate, the practicality of what you propose is undermined by the very fact of why everyone of us on this board uses an anonymous moniker. But I will say. Go ahead. We may follow (by casting a vote in favor) if you lead. Nuff said.
[QUOTE=Hole Hog2; 1589291]Visit Karluk new girl Linda, not bad massage and the final was? Good.
Will be back.[/QUOTE]How about some additional info? Looks, age, build, rack, you know. The good stuff.
Cleared my inbox, sorry been busy. Didn't realize I had that many messages in the short time I've been here.
[QUOTE=Ice Qube;1589578]How about some additional info? Looks, age, build, rack, you know. The good stuff.[/QUOTE]Sorry just got back, she is maybe late 30's but still attractive and friendly. She had an amazing and I stress amazing ass and nice pairs of tits and the legs are very nice.
Well I got to chime in about Suki. She has an awesome body, beautiful smile and really knows how to make you feel good all over.
I hope the fact that she came back means she will be on a regular visiting rotation. Don't get me wrong, Lulu is great but Suki as a definately a welcomed change.
I hope to see her once more before she takes off.
Jenny was sick for a few days. Don't know if she is back or not yet. Sounded like she had the flu.
I have been told that there will be a new girl replacing Suki when she leaves. It will not be LuLu. LuLu has been around a long time. Maybe she is just taking a longer break. Don't know anything about new girl but she will be in late November.
Suki is staying extremely busy. Gee, I wonder why! I've seen her three time since she's been back. She seems to get friendlier each time. One thing no one has mentioned is the great way she dresses. The outfits she wears are simply devastating! The girl is simply the best!
[QUOTE=Cobalt Blue; 1592582]Jenny was sick for a few days. Don't know if she is back or not yet. Sounded like she had the flu.
I have been told that there will be a new girl replacing Suki when she leaves. It will not be LuLu. LuLu has been around a long time. Maybe she is just taking a longer break. Don't know anything about new girl but she will be in late November.
Suki is staying extremely busy. Gee, I wonder why! I've seen her three time since she's been back. She seems to get friendlier each time. One thing no one has mentioned is the great way she dresses. The outfits she wears are simply devastating! The girl is simply the best![/QUOTE]Could the replacement be Lily? The one who was here about the same time last year? Not much of a looker, but she did have a freaky side I enjoyed.
[QUOTE=Charliebrown36; 1592299]Well I got to chime in about Suki. She has an awesome body, beautiful smile and really knows how to make you feel good all over.
I hope the fact that she came back means she will be on a regular visiting rotation. Don't get me wrong, Lulu is great but Suki as a definately a welcomed change.
I hope to see her once more before she takes off.[/QUOTE]Ditto. Not much more I can say.
[QUOTE=Charliebrown36; 1592299]Well I got to chime in about Suki. She has an awesome body, beautiful smile and really knows how to make you feel good all over.
I hope the fact that she came back means she will be on a regular visiting rotation. Don't get me wrong, Lulu is great but Suki as a definately a welcomed change.
I hope to see her once more before she takes off.[/QUOTE]Traveler here. Can't find out where M2 is. Address? Different name?
Thanks
[QUOTE=Zomgby; 1594579]Traveler here. Can't find out where M2 is. Address? Different name?
Thanks[/QUOTE]Let's see, a traveler here? With no posting history? Just came up to Anchorage, opened a profile, and asked a question? Short answer: best of luck to you dude.
Has anybody visited the Rainbows lately? Just wondering if they have gotten any new talent. My last experience there wasn't so hot.