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[QUOTE=Yellowfever023;1684223]I have never had an issue in that area and have been there at all hours just have others have stated. I have been in some areas of Roxbury and Brockton that are scary.[/QUOTE]I get the same sense. It's like anything use your common sense and act like you ve been there before.
I can surmise the kinds of cars I see parked around 1021 area would nt be untouched in many certain parts of Boston we avoid.
This place has had enough attention but recently saw tammy during the blizzard snow ban. Figured if she was there I'd give her the business and would have her full attention.
Not much new to add here but wanted to mention that I actually got a great deep massage. She may be lacking the typical massage skills but this time she spent a good 5-10 minutes walking up and down my back and also at the end dug her feet into my back while I was sitting straight up and she had my arms pulled back, it was just the right pressure needed to do the trick. Anyone looking for a stronger massage from her in addition to her other perks, I recommend the walking one.
Left happy as usual. 6.4.
[QUOTE=BiggaDick;1684092]This place is one of my "go to" spots. I used to see the woman who works here at this location and her old Market Street place. I've considered this woman to be a reliable UTR. She does not advertise a lot. Rate quoted are right one. However, she makes each visit a spiritual experience.[/QUOTE]I have not been able to figure out what is Tantra massage, different definitions for different people.
But isn't it this calming, healing hands with nice atmosphere and spiritual experience is tantric massage.
I see some provider advertise Tantra massage, but the prices is too high for me and I never adventure into one because I'm not willing to pay the $$.
Also I have not read good reviews to try one.
The service the lady offered at Nativa is a tantric experience or close to it as far as I can tell.
[QUOTE=HappyDave;1685221]21 billings in Quincy is like that, kinda.[/QUOTE]May be Amy at Billings does that, but she allows minor Roaming without reaching under, but she always have 2 layers of cloth, good massage though.
[QUOTE=Cashdog; 1685333]This place has had enough attention but recently saw tammy during the blizzard snow ban. Figured if she was there I'd give her the business and would have her full attention.
Not much new to add here but wanted to mention that I actually got a great deep massage. She may be lacking the typical massage skills but this time she spent a good 5-10 minutes walking up and down my back and also at the end dug her feet into my back while I was sitting straight up and she had my arms pulled back, it was just the right pressure needed to do the trick. Anyone looking for a stronger massage from her in addition to her other perks, I recommend the walking one.
Left happy as usual. 6.4.[/QUOTE]Why even bother posting, have no clue were you went.
[QUOTE=HappyDave;1685594]Why even bother posting, have no clue were you went.[/QUOTE]BK Reading
Anyone try it out yet?
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Grand Opening- Hanna Body Works
(Chinatown (617).832-0666)
Walk-in Welcome!
Located at 56 Kneeland Street, Boston 02111.
2nd Floor.
1/2 Hour: $40.
1 Hour: $60.
We take all Credit Cards (MasterCard / VISA / Discover / AmericanExpress)
Open 7 days a week from 10 am to 8 pm.
(617).832-0666
Seeking a little TLC to soothe my tired, aching muscles following the recent blizzard, I figured I'd hit CT and take advantage of the walk-in flexibility many Asian massage parlors offer. How disappointing the TLC I received and the experience was so bad. I couldn't help but laugh hysterically at my predicament, which in itself was quite a release.
I don't recall what specifically tipped the balance of the experience from irksome to ridiculous. Perhaps is was the frantic chicken-without-head quality the petite Diva therapists exhibited as they ran around slamming doors to avoid their clients bumping into one another and lunging to answer the phone / door (they did appear really busy.)
Or maybe it was the ringing in my ears caused by my 'therapist's' preference to converse in SHOUTS for extended periods with her colleagues in other rooms during the actual 'treatment'.
Of course. There was also the actual 'body work', which itself was very hard. Even painful at times; rushed, frenetic sloppy strokes. In fairness my therapist may have been having a bad day; indeed I concluded she quite obviously had a cold after feeling a gentle mist settle on me following a dramatic fit of coughing and sneezing that filled the room with the aroma of tobacco.
We did share a tender moment when after a 10 minute period with more than 10 interruptions, she let out a sigh (and a small burp) and exclaimed "oh. I going to owe you for next time." The thought of enduring all this again I erupted in a fit of laughter. Once my dear 'therapist' realized I was in fact laughing. And not having a seizure, she collapsed on me, herself in a fit of hysteria which served to amplify my own. Several minutes later. Still face down, my eyes-a-water and my belly aching, the convulses of our laughter gradually slowed. She laid there on my back and for a few moments. There was total silence. And I did feel more relaxed and my mind began to drift.
The words "You frip, now?" punctured my ears. I then rolled off the table & asked her for some water now enjoying my relaxed state. When she returned and saw me she dressed she tried to interject 'oh, but you stirl have time." I put my finger to my lips and quietly shusshed, and gave her a far too generous tip as I took the dixie cup of water. I took a sip of water and the cacophony of noises resumed. I left figuring it best to quit while I was ahead. No longer annoyed but relaxed albeit a bit more sore than when I came in.
Once home I undressed to shower and saw to my horror my entire back was marked up bright red with purple bruises all over my back. (To think what might have happened had I stayed!) Quit while ahead. Indeed!
Seeing a number of new places in Needham / Newton / Newtonville. Since Framingham has been going downhill I want to venture there. Does anyone have any feedback on this or any other places in that area?
[url]http://boston.craigslist.org/gbs/thp/3633364617.html[/url]
PM me and I will trade info.
Decided to try out this new place in Woburn. They advertise as being in Woburn / Wilmington. The owner of the place is well-established in the area, so I thought it would be a safe bet. Doesn't hurt that it's within walking distance of my office.
Parlor is in an office building right on a main road. Decent parking. Medical offices and such in the building. The way the place is set up there isn't a lot of interaction with other visitors. The parlor is on the second floor behind an unmarked door. Just a doorbell. It's pretty new inside. Very clean and quiet. Provider, Wendy (not Yuki) , was short and slim, borderline spinner, and attractive enough. Light was dim, so I can't be too sure about her looks. She was pretty reserved overall. Almost felt as though she really didn't want another client so late in the day, but it may have been a language issue. At one point I asked her if she'd trained here or in China. She responded by telling me her name.
The massage was great. I'm pretty picky. My standard was always Mary in Wilmington. Wendy is damned good. Not as intense as Mary, but she's very thorough. She really worked my neck which I have found most providers don't do much of. Not a lot of teasing pre-flip, but enough to let me know I'd be leaving happy. Very nice technique post-flip with no rush. Hot towel cleanup. .6. 4.
I'm not sure Wendy really enjoys her work, thought she's good at it. Again maybe it's language or culture or fatigue. Nevertheless, I would repeat as the experience was quite good. Sometimes I leave a provider, even a good one, thinking it wasn't worth the time or expense. This wasn't one of those times.
So after reading all the reviews I figured I'd give Tammy a try. I went there last night and the lot was empty. Not going to lie is kinda sketched me out so I parked a few places down and walked to the place. Went in and told them I had an apt for Tammy. Prob one of the cuter girls in the places I've seen. She thinner and had a nice top. Told her I wanted a med massage. The massage was ok. Not much of a tease but the ending was pretty good. After the HE she did tell me she was a little worried because I was younger then most and I didn't talk much. I told her I just worked all day if I wanted to talk I'd go home to my wife and she just laughed. So this might explain the little / no teasing. I did notice she was self conscious of her belly when I lifted up her shirt to expose the top. She kept talking about my build and I told her I was ok but still have some chunk on the stomach I got to get rid of and she joked about herself. Told me to make sure I come back and see her and next time would be alot better. I'm sure she says that to everyone though. I can see what you guys were talking when you say her scent sticks to you. Unscented baby wipes take care of that though LOL. 6 for the hour .4 tip. I'd go back and see if she holds true to the promise.
Hi Guy's.
A buddy found this today.
[url]http://www.patriotledger.com/topstories/x1893338399/West-Bridgewater-sex-spa-raided-by-police-federal-agents[/url]
[QUOTE=Edajunct; 1685720]Seeking a little TLC to soothe my tired, aching muscles following the recent blizzard, I figured I'd hit CT and take advantage of the walk-in flexibility many Asian massage parlors offer. How disappointing the TLC I received and the experience was so bad. I couldn't help but laugh hysterically at my predicament, which in itself was quite a release.
I don't recall what specifically tipped the balance of the experience from irksome to ridiculous. Perhaps is was the frantic chicken-without-head quality the petite Diva therapists exhibited as they ran around slamming doors to avoid their clients bumping into one another and lunging to answer the phone / door (they did appear really busy.)
Or maybe it was the ringing in my ears caused by my 'therapist's' preference to converse in SHOUTS for extended periods with her colleagues in other rooms during the actual 'treatment'.
Of course. There was also the actual 'body work', which itself was very hard. Even painful at times; rushed, frenetic sloppy strokes. In fairness my therapist may have been having a bad day; indeed I concluded she quite obviously had a cold after feeling a gentle mist settle on me following a dramatic fit of coughing and sneezing that filled the room with the aroma of tobacco.
We did share a tender moment when after a 10 minute period with more than 10 interruptions, she let out a sigh (and a small burp) and exclaimed "oh. I going to owe you for next time." The thought of enduring all this again I erupted in a fit of laughter. Once my dear 'therapist' realized I was in fact laughing. And not having a seizure, she collapsed on me, herself in a fit of hysteria which served to amplify my own. Several minutes later. Still face down, my eyes-a-water and my belly aching, the convulses of our laughter gradually slowed. She laid there on my back and for a few moments. There was total silence. And I did feel more relaxed and my mind began to drift.
The words "You frip, now?" punctured my ears. I then rolled off the table & asked her for some water now enjoying my relaxed state. When she returned and saw me she dressed she tried to interject 'oh, but you stirl have time." I put my finger to my lips and quietly shusshed, and gave her a far too generous tip as I took the dixie cup of water. I took a sip of water and the cacophony of noises resumed. I left figuring it best to quit while I was ahead. No longer annoyed but relaxed albeit a bit more sore than when I came in.
Once home I undressed to shower and saw to my horror my entire back was marked up bright red with purple bruises all over my back. (To think what might have happened had I stayed!) Quit while ahead. Indeed![/QUOTE]Too funny. I know who you had. It was Linda. The Burper. I think she is half-stoned / half-drunk full-time. I had a massage by her and she quit after a half hour. She claimed her arms were too tired. I'm like "WHAT?" Needless to say, I left unhappy. And gave a $10 tip for her 30 minutes of effort on a scheduled 60-minute massage. But the killer was the constant burping.
[QUOTE=Yellowfever023; 1685229]Hi Guy's,
I happened to drive by 888 in WB and noticed that there is a big bright orange sticker on the door, the only words I could read is "VIOLATION". Any one hear anything?
Fever[/QUOTE]Wife just told me its all over the NEWS they got busted by LE
[QUOTE=DontFailMeNow; 1685621]Anyone try it out yet?
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Grand Opening- Hanna Body Works
(Chinatown (617).832-0666)
Walk-in Welcome!
Located at 56 Kneeland Street, Boston 02111.
2nd Floor.
1/2 Hour: $40.
1 Hour: $60.
We take all Credit Cards (MasterCard / VISA / Discover / AmericanExpress)
Open 7 days a week from 10 am to 8 pm.
(617).832-0666[/QUOTE]I had a 1 hour session very recently, late pm. I called from street and went right up. There's another AMP embedded in the same space with signs and diff phone. At top of stairs fl 2 an anglo gent greeter points to the correct door and beautiful and cute young MP greeted me by name, because I called, and showed me to very small room. She removed her ear buds and warmly got me settled. 60 1 hour. She was very attractive and young with a quirky and fun personality. I wanted hard so she walked on back. 113 lbs. 5'-2", very friendly. Worth a visit. I think she said name is Ginny or close to that. 60/40. PM me for dets. MM