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[QUOTE=Concupiscent69;5206251]I found the number in the URL. I actually texted her asking for rates and all she asked was how long and how quick can you get here. I told her length of time but not for a few hours. She never responded again.[/QUOTE]Add says "6 and dequindre". Doesn't six mile turn into McNichol? Is that what it should say?
I also see the number at the top of the tab, but only when I switch tabs on iPhone.
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[QUOTE=Concupiscent69;5206240]Where do you see her name? I also don't see contact info. Obviously, I know nothing about her.[/QUOTE]
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[QUOTE=Triple85;5206437]Add says "6 and dequindre". Doesn't six mile turn into McNichol? Is that what it should say?
I also see the number at the top of the tab, but only when I switch tabs on iPhone.[/QUOTE]
[QUOTE=Triple85;5206437]Add says "6 and dequindre". Doesn't six mile turn into McNichol? Is that what it should say?
I also see the number at the top of the tab, but only when I switch tabs on iPhone.[/QUOTE]You are correct.
[QUOTE=TimNice5;5205844]I called Abby to set up a meeting and she agreed to the time and donation amount. When I arrived at the area where she told me to meet I called her and she told me that she doesn't see African American men as clients!! She totally wasted my time. Time that could have been spent with some other provider. If you (Abby) don't see African American men then put that info in your ad.
[URL]https://escortbabylon.net/posts_view/58763487/5867451794[/URL][/QUOTE]Welcome to the hobby. All these girls flak-out last minute, it doesn't matter if you're black or white.
[QUOTE=Triple85;5206437]Add says "6 and dequindre". Doesn't six mile turn into McNichol? Is that what it should say?
I also see the number at the top of the tab, but only when I switch tabs on iPhone.[/QUOTE]McNichols and Six Mile are simply two names for the same road. It was Six Mile first, then renamed for a former president of the University of Detroit.
[QUOTE=Triple85;5206437]Add says "6 and dequindre". Doesn't six mile turn into McNichol? Is that what it should say?
I also see the number at the top of the tab, but only when I switch tabs on iPhone.[/QUOTE]It becomes "McNichols" at EB Telegraph but it's still referred as 6 Mile Rd by many just as 5 Miles Rd is referenced to Fenkell. It's overall in reference to the other mile roads north of them.
[QUOTE=JoeLefty;5206304]She did you a favor. That ***** won't even give you a handy.[/QUOTE]I second that! She saved you some cash. I saw her twice before COVID. She's hot, but she doesn't do HE. Also, she's definitely NOT an escort, she only advertises for body rub and even that was subpar.
[QUOTE=DoktorDragon;5206318]I agreemay I add super sweet and very good head takes it well.[/QUOTE]Need to throw in my two cents here. Completely agree Mya is an absolute sweetheart. She needed to go to the mall which I had to pass on my way home so I offered to take her and drop her off. Ended up taking her in and doing some lingerie shopping at Victoria's Secret with her. So of course wanted to go back and see her in the outfits, we made it back to her place and played around for an additional half hour. Absolute sweetheart! Treat her right guys!
[QUOTE=Triple85;5206437]Add says "6 and dequindre". Doesn't six mile turn into McNichol? Is that what it should say?
I also see the number at the top of the tab, but only when I switch tabs on iPhone.[/QUOTE]McNichols is often referred to as Six Mile, though it isn't Six Mile until west of Beech Daly. Many roads in Detroit are referred to by their numerical equivalent; Fenkell is often called 5 Mile Rd. On the east side Cadieux and Moross are often called 6 and 7 Mile roads, even though they are not on the same plane, they turn into them.
So, McNichols & Dequindre = 6 & Dequindre.
[QUOTE=Passenger;5206852]McNichols is often referred to as Six Mile, [b]though it isn't Six Mile until west of Beech Daly[/b]. Many roads in Detroit are referred to by their numerical equivalent; Fenkell is often called 5 Mile Rd. On the east side Cadieux and Moross are often called 6 and 7 Mile roads, even though they are not on the same plane, they turn into them.
So, McNichols & Dequindre = 6 & Dequindre.[/QUOTE]West of 5 points.
[QUOTE=Concupiscent69;5206512]It becomes "McNichols" at EB Telegraph but it's still referred as 6 Mile Rd by many just as 5 Miles Rd is referenced to Fenkell. It's overall in reference to the other mile roads north of them.[/QUOTE]No, not until 5 points.
[QUOTE=WinterKnight;5206498]McNichols and Six Mile are simply two names for the same road. It was Six Mile first, then renamed for a former president of the University of Detroit.[/QUOTE]It was McNichols first, the suburbs changed the name to 6 mile to distance themselves from the city of Detroit. The suburbs did it with a lot of streets, Ford road / Mcgraw, 5 mile / Fenkell, etc.
[QUOTE=HeadsUp313;5206887]It was McNichols first, the suburbs changed the name to 6 mile to distance themselves from the city of Detroit. The suburbs did it with a lot of streets, Ford road / Mcgraw, 5 mile / Fenkell, etc.[/QUOTE]If only that were true. It's the other way around.
The Mile Road System extended easterly into Detroit, but is interrupted, because much of Detroit's early settlements and farms were based on early French land grants that were aligned northwest-to-southeast with frontage along the Detroit River and on later development along roads running into downtown Detroit in a star pattern, such as Woodward, Jefferson, Grand River, Gratiot, and Michigan Avenues, developed by Augustus Woodward in imitation of Washington, D. C. 's system. As Detroit grew, several Mile Roads were given new names within the city borders, while some roads incorporated as part of the Mile Road System have traditionally been known by their non-mile names. It is unclear if they ever bore mile numbers formally.
[QUOTE=HeadsUp313;5206887]It was McNichols first, the suburbs changed the name to 6 mile to distance themselves from the city of Detroit. The suburbs did it with a lot of streets, Ford road / Mcgraw, 5 mile / Fenkell, etc.[/QUOTE]The Mile Road designation was assigned first. Six Mile was renamed McNichols in northwest Detroit for the University of Detroit president who moved the school from downtown to Six Mile and Livernois. The name change took place after he died in 1932. It has nothing to do with suburbs "distancing" themselves from Detroit.
[URL]https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Roads_and_freeways_in_metropolitan_Detroit[/URL]
[URL]https://www.detroityes.com/mb/showthread.php?23535-Mile-Roads-other-names[/URL]
[URL]https://wdet.org/posts/2019/08/08/88488-curiosid-we-answered-all-your-questions-about-the-mile-road-system/[/URL]