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Chanel is back guys.
She's at a new AMP location.
PM if you are interested.
She's lost a little weight and is looking like Chanel from 03-4.
Of course she asked me to post this message about her current whereabouts.
Am going to be retiring soon from the hobby. (details to come)
[QUOTE=Vlad De Sade]SL,
Drive east on Century Blvd from LAX. When YOU get past the 405 freeway overpass YOU have entered the legendary Century Corridor.
This use to be an amazing stroll... w/bsw's on every corner all the way down to Prairie Ave. next to Hollywood Park!
Sadly, our Kamps on Century & Prairie are no more.
Worse yet our Kamps on Manchester & La Brea are gone too.
YOU will need to get a recent issue of the LA Weekly then go to the back section & look for all of the ads in the Inglewood area...[/QUOTE]
Vlad -- I know what you mean. I got to LA on Sunday night, grabbed my rental car, and embarked on a nostalgia trip. I took Sepulveda north, passed the self-service MP just after Lincoln breaks off, and turned right on Manchester. I headed east to Prairie. I actually remembered the buildings in which were the old AMPs. I headed south on Prairie and turned west on Century. I saw a sign for the old OA just east of La Brea/Hawthorne. I continued back to Sepulveda and went to my hotel. I hope I have some time this week to check out LA Weekly. AMP Paradise sure has been nuked.
Max,
It is so sad!
I live here so I am devastated it is terrible to say the least.
This is what happens when to much attention gets paid to a fixed location Kamp IMHO!
For a time we had it so good in Inglehood...
I could say the same for the SFvalley, Baldwin Park, Santa Monica and the list goes on & on...
LE is lazy so do not make it easy for them to crush our favorite hobby.
Rant over peace out.
Da I Sadist
[QUOTE=Vlad De Sade]Max,
It is so sad!
I live here so I am devastated it is terrible to say the least.
This is what happens when to much attention gets paid to a fixed location Kamp IMHO!
For a time we had it so good in Inglehood.
I could say the same for the SFvalley, Baldwin Park, Santa Monica and the list goes on & on.
LE is lazy so do not make it easy for them to crush our favorite hobby.
Rant over peace out.
Da I Sadist[/QUOTE]The Inglewood MPs went down because the cops were having sex with the girls without paying including going to the MPs for sex in uniform. One of the cops ruffed up a girl and she went to the police station and reported it. That happen at the same time the FEDS were coming down on the owner of La Paz and Le Sun for tax evasion and her motocross parks that were causing all kind of local complaints in Texas.
Posting you got a BBBJ from Yumi at Tokyo on Manchester Blvd on this little board had nothing to do with it getting closed down. For all you know some cop was in the room next door getting BBFS from Julie at the same time. And you are worried that LE is gathering info if you post. Get real.
[QUOTE=Mazda05]Chanel is back guys.
She's at a new AMP location.
PM if you are interested.
She's lost a little weight and is looking like Chanel from 03-4.
Of course she asked me to post this message about her current whereabouts.
Am going to be retiring soon from the hobby. (details to come)[/QUOTE]
I wanna see her once!
[QUOTE=Mazda05]Chanel is back guys.
She's at a new AMP location.
PM if you are interested.
She's lost a little weight and is looking like Chanel from 03-4.
Of course she asked me to post this message about her current whereabouts.
Am going to be retiring soon from the hobby. (details to come)[/QUOTE]How is she?
Is she Korean?
Thanks
[QUOTE=Three X]Please do not post Addresses and number.
SGV is dry right now.
Most of the houses are closed and the good shops are gone.
L.E. is reading the site too.
Please IM/PM the person you would like to communicate with.[/QUOTE]
[QUOTE=Three X]Lxxx Sxxx <deleted by BenderOver>
XXXX Xxxxxxx Xxxx, Xxxxxxxx, CA 9XXXX-XXXX
p: 310 XXX XXXX
Was this it![/QUOTE]
Take your meds, James!!!
Went down to the popular spot in Lomita by Torrance crossroads and all I have to say is service is good and the ladies I've gotten have all been 7 ups, Cover is. 5 and 1. Tip for FS, CBJ & DATY no haggle.
I also been to a little spot that runs an ad on CL by Harbor General in Torrance. Its. 5 cover but they been having a spring special for. 4. The have decent service but the 2 times I've been there the Ladies weren't the best looking and I always Haggle for 1. FS. I don't usually don't haggle because 1. Is standard but they always want more.
P.S.
I'm new to the forums and to the game but I just wanted to introduce myself and share the little I know. Looking forward to swapping details and stories with everyone.
I'm visiting for a couple of days and have noticed many big new (to me) casinos in the area. I did a search and didn't find any comments or reports about Las Vegas-style casino girls hanging out at any of the big South Bay casinos. I thought I might go on a reconnissance mission unless someone has had experience either way. None of the casinos I've seen in the South Bay have attached hotels, so, if casino girls exist, they would most certainly be take-out.
Just curious...
Max
Anyone know where bolt on (latin) amy is at?
I know she was at sopi's (cudahy) and spot on santa monica blvd. (hollywood)
Anyone one know?
YUmi from tokyo. Got some info but don't how accurate it is.
Will have to check out myself.
Yumi, from Tokyo where are ya?
Max, currently there are no working girls at the local casinos.
[QUOTE=Allover]Max, currently there are no working girls at the local casinos.[/QUOTE]
A couple of years ago, went to Hollywood Park and ate a late dinner. Was propositioned by the exit on the way out.
[QUOTE=Allover]Max, currently there are no working girls at the local casinos.[/QUOTE]I know of one girl who spends lots of time in the casinos gambling, and gets picked up for $ too.
Massage parlors rub Torrance wrong way
[quote]Alarmed by a surge in so-called massage parlors that are often little more than fronts for prostitution, the city of Torrance has enacted a 45-day moratorium on such businesses.
Police also pledged to crack down on those that already exist to ensure massage parlors and their employees are properly licensed and are operating legitimate businesses.
"This drops the gauntlet," Mayor Frank Scotto said. "People in this business know they have to be careful for the next 45 days."
The City Council on Tuesday night unanimously adopted the moratorium on new massage parlors and licensing for massage technicians. It could be extended for another 10 months by another council vote.
The moratorium and crackdown comes ahead of pending state legislation that would remove much local control of massage businesses. That legislation, authored by Sen. Jenny Oropeza, D-Redondo Beach, will standardize certification for massage therapists when it comes into effect Sept. 1.
While city officials are still analyzing the implications of the legislation, they fear that not acting now could lead to an even greater proliferation of such businesses and associated criminal activity.
Police officials said they are essentially "treading water" when it comes to massage parlors that are seemingly popping up on every street corner. Police often find such businesses - which come and go and relocate with a dizzying frequency to stay a step ahead of law enforcement - are unlicensed, as are the people who work there.
But even properly licensed massage businesses are proliferating, and illegal activities take place at many of those, said Lt. Devin Chase.
In 2002, Torrance had only 16 licensed massage businesses employing fewer than 100 massage technicians, he said.
However, that number has almost doubled to 31 in seven years, and there are now 261 licensed massage technicians working at them.
This year alone, licenses have been granted to 48 new massage technicians, while nine more massage business applications are pending.
"Traditionally, the Police Department has issued citations to about 20 percent of the businesses that we perform inspections at," Chase said. "However, in 2008, with the dramatic increase in businesses and technicians, that number jumped to 47 percent of businesses we visited that resulted in citations. Additionally, from 2005 to 2008 during 44 different undercover operations, we made 23 prostitution or lewd conduct arrests."
More than half - 52 percent - of massage parlors were cited for some form of criminal activity during the stings, he said.
Many of the women working at the massage parlors are themselves victims of human trafficking, Chase said.
At least three owners or managers of massage parlors spoke at the meeting and cautiously endorsed the idea, saying the proliferation of illegal parlors was harming legitimate businesses.
"More and more of these places seem to be springing up," said Mickey Schneider, owner of DuBunne Spa and Massage Center on Arlington Avenue. She added that she's noticed many of the businesses operating late into the evening.
"I don't know what they could be doing until 11 o'clock at night," she said. "There needs to be some oversight - things seem to be out of control."
Robert Thompson, president of the Madrona Homeowners Association, agreed.
"This is not the image I think the city of Torrance should be projecting," he said.
However, Julie Wasti, general manager of the Burke Williams Day Spa on Pacific Coast Highway in Torrance, cautioned that the moratorium could hurt legitimate businesses because of employee attrition and the up to three months it takes to get a new massage technician licensed.
"We're going to have a very hard time maintaining the quality of our technicians," she said. "It will definitely hurt our business."
Still, Torrance is one of a number of California cities, including Pasadena, Ventura and San Francisco, to have enacted moratoriums ahead of the pending state legislation.
"This will buy us time, so to speak, to get the job done," Police Chief John Neu said.[/quote]
Good looking out Three X, Thanks. Just in time too I was gonna try a new spot I saw. I just hope this doesn't affect my regular place in a neighboring city. I'd hate to jump on the freeway to get a little some some.