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I was disappointed to see Hollywood closed when I stopped by a couple of weeks ago. But I noticed their reopening ads on BP so I tried calling and it took a few calls before I got in touch. The lady who answered said they were having phone issues earlier in the days. Anyways not my concern right now. Has anyone been back yet? Are they still good as before? Is it a new staff? If you have any info please share!
Did a little dream and I paid a visit to these lovely ladies.
[url]http://chicago.backpage.com/BodyRubs/you-like-ityou-love-it-you-got-it-baby-24/11563823[/url]
Typical 3 call to establishment. Very nondescript establishment. The beauty that let me in took care of the session, I think I rubbed her the wrong way because she was seeing leo. Paid the cover change, massage non existence ending was fine. I was told next vision would be better. There are 3 to choose from. Rates a bit excessive. May or may not visit again. Standing on the ledge.
[QUOTE=Ken79;1541914]I was disappointed to see Hollywood closed when I stopped by a couple of weeks ago. But I noticed their reopening ads on BP so I tried calling and it took a few calls before I got in touch. The lady who answered said they were having phone issues earlier in the days. Anyways not my concern right now. Has anyone been back yet? Are they still good as before? Is it a new staff? If you have any info please share![/QUOTE]I know this hobby too well (see my previous post / comment about Hollywood). They will remain open for a little while the lawyers play games in court. I'm positive that they still provide the same services as before. Enjoy while it stays open for a month. I don't recommend that you visit the place because it will be watched by the store fronts nearby.
A while ago, I posted a question asking for details on this place. One of you fine people helped out, and I was sincerely impressed! It's been a long time since my last post here, but I just had to share how pleased I was with the service there.
It was about a dream I had a couple of days ago, I dreamt about seeing an ad over on BP so decided to swing by since the place was new. I never heard of anything from this place yet so I toftt. I drove down the road and there it was. The location seems to be on a very busy street and was shocked that they would have it there. I walked around and went in. I asked for a swedish massage and it was actually pretty good. He, yeah but only HJ so I said no and left. The mt wasnt that hot and I had better experiences, but she said the reg are on lunch so I'll see if I can dream of some better mt next time I have an aching back. LOL
[QUOTE=Ils720;1542861]It was about a dream I had a couple of days ago, I dreamt about seeing an ad over on BP so decided to swing by since the place was new. I never heard of anything from this place yet so I toftt. I drove down the road and there it was. The location seems to be on a very busy street and was shocked that they would have it there. I walked around and went in. I asked for a swedish massage and it was actually pretty good. He, yeah but only HJ so I said no and left. The mt wasnt that hot and I had better experiences, but she said the reg are on lunch so I'll see if I can dream of some better mt next time I have an aching back. LOL[/QUOTE]This may be the least informative post I have ever read on here. This post is the jack shack of sexguide posts.
[QUOTE=Xabi Alonso;1542042]I know this hobby too well (see my previous post / comment about Hollywood). They will remain open for a little while the lawyers play games in court. I'm positive that they still provide the same services as before. Enjoy while it stays open for a month. I don't recommend that you visit the place because it will be watched by the store fronts nearby.[/QUOTE]Went by there today. All dark. As expected.
I don't know who started this nonesense but thats all it is.
We are all grownups, presumably, and no one is hiding anything. Frankly it makes you look juvenile and stupid.
Just sayin.
So after finding out Hollywood was closed today, I opted for the closest alternative in the neighborhood. Beautiful, hot asian girl. Good service but one thing will keep me from going back. Strong, cheap perfume! What the heck is it with these girl dousing themselves in the cheap perfume. You can't
Get it off even showering immediately afterword. I hate going back to the office after lunch smelling like the cosmetic counter at Walgreens.
[QUOTE=Randolph;1543646]I don't know who started this nonesense but thats all it is.
We are all grownups, presumably, and no one is hiding anything. Frankly it makes you look juvenile and stupid.
Just sayin.[/QUOTE]
According to my understanding people use the 'dream' statement as a way to let Uncle Leo know the events are not real. Forum post with 'dream' declaration means that the posts are made up or partially made up. Simply put, using the 'dream' statement means that you are making the forum post but you are also 'Officially' declaring the event never actually happened.
Uncle Loe can track forum post to your home. Leo can arrest you and possibly get a conviction and use your post as evidence. The post could be considered a confession.
I personally do not use the 'dream' statements because of my 'membership' disclaimer below. Some forums allow members to create a statement about public profile. This one does not. I once asked the moderator to allow us to have a public profile but he declined so hence had to make up one.
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[QUOTE=LongRanger99; 1543727]According to my understanding people use the 'dream' statement as a way to let Uncle Leo know the events are not real. Forum post with 'dream' declaration means that the post are made up or partially made up. Simply put, using the 'dream' statement means that you are making the forum post but you are also declaring the event never actually happened.
Uncle Loe can track forum post to your home. Leo can arrest you and possibly get a conviction and use your post as evidence. The post could be considered a confession.
I personally do not use the 'dream' statements because of my 'membership' disclaimer below. Some forums allow members to create a statement about public profile. This one does not so I had to make up one. I once asked the moderator to allow us to have a public profile but he declined so hence had to make up one.
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Post 1767[/QUOTE]Not a lawyer, but common sense says this "dream"stuff is nonsense. Your honor, my client was only dreaming. Kind of like providers giving their prizes in "kisses"or whatever code for dollars. Great legal defenses.
[QUOTE=TonyDe;1543734]Not a lawyer, but common sense says this "dream"stuff is nonsense. Your honor, my client was only dreaming. Kind of like providers giving their prizes in "kisses"or whatever code for dollars. Great legal defenses.[/QUOTE]As I stated before, I do not use the statements. Maybe someone that uses the 'dream' statements would like to explain.
[QUOTE=Randolph; 1543646]I don't know who started this nonesense but thats all it is.
We are all grownups, presumably, and no one is hiding anything. Frankly it makes you look juvenile and stupid.
Just sayin.[/QUOTE]Thank you, those posts are noting but nonsense. If thats all you guys can come up with keep it to yourselves. Whats the point of all that hogwash, do you really think LE is going to come after you for your posts here, and it they do that all your nonsense will protect you?
I'm a lawyer. And one of the things I do regularly and on an ongoing basis is to represent adult websites, including blogs and sites with user-submitted content. In that role, I deal with subpoenas and informal requests from law enforcement. And from private parties. On a regular basis. Yes, they can and do request and obtain IP addresses that identify from what connection on the Internet the post was made. Yes, they do request and obtain whatever registration information was provided to the sites. They do this whenever they think it's helpful to a case that they are working. Armed with an email address, they then go to the ISP that issued it and they obtain the identity information concerning it, and they keep working backwards until they establish the poster's identity. They can also easily get a grand jury to issue its own subpoena duces tecum for the operator of the site to come in with records and to testify before the grand jury, federal or state. In states that don't use grand juries, they may have a judge in a "John Doe" proceeding do the same thing. In this era, every competent detective and federal agent is taught how to do these things, and it is simple enough to do that freqently, I do not even see the involvement of an attorney prosecutor. The detective typically does it himself.
The suggestion that by using terms like "roses" and formulations like "I had a dream that. ."" somehow insulates the poster is nonsense. Any casual reading of press accounts concerning certain well-known mobsters and drug dealers prosecuted in recent years in federal court shows that such codes don't have any traction. They will put on a witness, familiar with the subject, who will testify what the code is, why it is used, and what the person said. It is then in the hands of the judge or jury to determine what the statement meant in the context of communications about illegal activity.
Those are the facts.
I'm a lawyer. And one of the things I do regularly and on an ongoing basis is to represent adult websites, including blogs and sites with user-submitted content. In that role, I deal with subpoenas and informal requests from law enforcement. And from private parties. On a regular basis. Yes, they can and do request and obtain IP addresses that identify from what connection on the Internet the post was made. Yes, they do request and obtain whatever registration information was provided to the sites. They do this whenever they think it's helpful to a case that they are working. Armed with an email address, they then go to the ISP that issued it and they obtain the identity information concerning it, and they keep working backwards until they establish the poster's identity. They can also easily get a grand jury to issue its own subpoena duces tecum for the operator of the site to come in with records and to testify before the grand jury, federal or state. In states that don't use grand juries, they may have a judge in a "John Doe" proceeding do the same thing. In this era, every competent detective and federal agent is taught how to do these things, and it is simple enough to do that freqently, I do not even see the involvement of an attorney prosecutor. The detective typically does it himself.
The suggestion that by using terms like "roses" and formulations like "I had a dream that. ."" somehow insulates the poster is nonsense. Any casual reading of press accounts concerning certain well-known mobsters and drug dealers prosecuted in recent years in federal court shows that such codes don't have any traction. They will put on a witness, familiar with the subject, who will testify what the code is, why it is used, and what the person said. It is then in the hands of the judge or jury to determine what the statement meant in the context of communications about illegal activity.
Those are the facts.