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[Micca112]

If I had to guess, the incall location is probably close to that McDonalds.

Links:

- https://bookergray.com/tt_mw/HouseParty/.

- https://bookergray.com/tt_mw/DopeJene/.

Side note, I browsed that website thru ur link and looked around. They used my short review of Baby Peach for their ad. Copied and pasted what I wrote here. Interesting, I've never used them before.

[GG1234]

Can anyone explain to me what the hell House Party is and why it shows a McDonalds? LOL.

If I had to guess, the incall location is probably close to that McDonalds.

Links:

- https://bookergray.com/tt_mw/HouseParty/.

- https://bookergray.com/tt_mw/DopeJene/.

[Micca112]

Just to clarify, unless they are arresting you or intending to arresting you (detaining you for questioning in suspicion of a specific crime) you can walk away. Here is an actual law firm about California law spelling it out:

https://www.vjamesdesimonelaw.com/ho...hout-a-charge/

"If a police officer attempts to stop you on a street and questions you for any reason without arresting you, or without any intention of arresting you do to probable cause, you have the right not to answer any of their questions and calmly walk away. If you are not comfortable doing that, you can always ask the police officer if you are free to go. Never run from a police officer, but if you are told you are not free to go you should request to know why you are being detained. If a police officer does have Reasonable Suspicion to suspect that you either committed a crime or were involved in some sort of criminal activity, they will be allowed to pat you down in order to determine if you have any dangerous weapons on you. However, they are not allowed to search you any further than this, and if you believe a search is too intrusive, you can clearly say that you do not consent to a search. It is important to note that even if they continue, you should never try to physically resist a police officer. ".

This is a good summary, and there are few exceptions not worth mentioning. They cannot search you without a warrant, with the exception to check for weapons. If they do, their case is gone (that is not to say the police will not break the law, just that here they have no incentive to). California has extra rules, and in practice if police arrest you, they will take you straight to booking. And that booking is done independently by different officers for legal reasons. You must be charged or the must let you go, and in practice they will charge you so they are not even going to arrest you and embarrass themselves if they aren't willing to put it in writing. Any interrogation is completely voluntary and should be done with a lawyer. Threatening to throw you in jail if you don't answer questions isn't a real leverage they have in California or most states (there are federal exceptions to this not worth mentioning). They either do or they don't. Non-police officers can threaten to do that, though (I. E. Threaten to report you police if you don't cooperate with them). But that's a whole different topic.

First hand, I have ignored police many times for minor things (neighbor complaint, for example). They did not inconvenience me. If the police have something on you, they will actually stop you. Since I knew I didn't even do anything wrong, I literally ignored them. And they were relieved, because their job was to tell a Karen they gave someone a talkin to (which they didn't).

Reminds me of this old youtube vid. Good info here:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d-7o9xYp7eE

[DaeWrong]

Can anyone explain to me what the hell House Party is and why it shows a McDonalds? LOL.

[PumpNDump]

Kbliss Thursday lineup.

BabyYuna Maia Juni Iris.

[Oc Amper]

First hand, I have ignored police many times for minor things (neighbor complaint, for example). They did not inconvenience me. If the police have something on you, they will actually stop you. Since I knew I didn't even do anything wrong, I literally ignored them. And they were relieved, because their job was to tell a Karen they gave someone a talkin to (which they didn't).

I'll say, ignoring LE is a dangerous thing. We've seen, although mostly black people, ignoring LE and they get lit up. Just saying.

[Moodyz]

Ktownfans.

New user with 1 post asking for the password. Should be a huge red flag, please be smart fellas.

[Blip]

Ktownfans.

You should just text the booker for the code. They have asked us not to share to protect everyone.

[Sequoia93]

Ktownfans.

[RandoCalrssn]

Just saw Iris, and long story short, it was an AMAZING experience.

I'm surprised at some of the negative commentary on her body on here, because for me I thought her body was literally perfect. I know everyone has their own standards and attractions, but I guess I'm just not seeing it. To be fair, none of the comments have really said she was flat out "fat" or "chubby" or anything, but a lot of comments have said she's "big" or had extra meat or something or other. But for me, I thought her body was a 10 (at least a 9) – slim waist, big tits that are enhanced but felt as real as can be, and a good amount of booty, soft silky skin and long beautiful hair. I'm not really seeing where people are saying she has extra meat. Maybe in comparison to someone like Hana, who is very spinner thin (which is hot in its own way), but Iris is on the taller side and her body is perfectly proportional to her height. If I had to compare her to anyone, I'd say she's like a thinner version of Yoco (another taller girl with great tits and ass). I think a lot of guys here prefer the high-fashion model type spinner look (which is great with me too, I don't discriminate), but Iris is proportioned more like a Victoria Secret model. With that out of the way, a brief description of our meeting:

Iris was super fun and created a comfortable GFE vibe right from the beginning, which would quickly switch to a more PSE session later. A little chit chat while getting undressed and getting in the shower, and it felt like catching up with an old friend even though we had just met. Once you hop in the shower, though, she immediately gets a mischievous and hungry look on her face as she cleans you up really well so she can get ready to devour you. We went back to the room for an intense DFK make out session, tongues all out, hands roaming all over each other, making out like we're in the back seat after prom.

She knelt down for a skilled BBBJ. She can deep throat with the best of them, and even does that trick where she takes your cock all the way down and then sticks out her tongue to lick the bottom of your shaft and balls. Incredible feeling. I could feel the back of her throat squeeze down on the head of my cock and that pressure is just amazing. She needed a little prompting to go for the balls directly, but I think it was more because she was lost in the deep throat than anything else, because as soon as I told her to suck on those balls, she went to town on them while stroking my dick with her hand, using that deep slick spit as lube. She was down there for a while, and she probably would have gone for as long as I wanted but I just had to get a taste of the pussy, so I laid her on the bed and like a good girl she spread her legs wide open and let me eat to my heart's content. She has a beautiful smooth pussy and I would spend all day there if I could. She definitely loves DATY and will give enthusiastic moans and grind her pussy in your face to let you know when she wants you to change motion or go harder. She'd tell me later that she came while I was down there and she was grateful =).

I couldn't wait any longer so I got up and entered her mish, and the face she makes when you first enter her is so fucking hot, it made feeling her dripping went (DRIPPING wet) pussy feel even better. As I was going deeper into her and gradually going harder, she'd start licking and nibbling my neck and ears, which is a great touch and really makes it feel that much more intimate. We'd slow down, speed up, she'd cum, her body would spasm and relax, we'd switch positions, our bodies were all twisted into each other and we just wanted to swallow each other whole. When my time came I pulled out and busted on her stomach (personal preference of mine, but she'd tell me later she wanted me to cum inside). We had a few minutes at the end just to hang out and talk some more, and she's really cool chick. Probably a new ATF and will repeat many many times.

L: 9.

A: 10.

S: 9.

E. almost none.

Are: yes, forever.

[RawhHigh]

I've encountered Kori in the bay area with blasts. Was in ktown for short duration and saw her again in another town was like planning a getaway vacation with your mistress (es).

Kori has a very small frame, maybe about 4"11, but with the right bolt-ons that makes her appeals like a sexy k model.

She's one of the younger models in 20's. During the sessions, she is attentative to your needs and stays very engaged throughout, her moaring is something that I will remember for a long time. Good menu and a pro-tip: train up before you go because it will be quite an exercise with her.

Treat her nice, she's a gem. As for me, looking forward to see her on another city, another day.

[PumpNDump]

Kbliss humpday lineup.

BabyYuna Maia Juni.

[TempletonRat]

Just to clarify, unless they are arresting you or intending to arresting you (detaining you for questioning in suspicion of a specific crime) you can walk away. Here is an actual law firm about California law spelling it out:

https://www.vjamesdesimonelaw.com/ho...hout-a-charge/

"If a police officer attempts to stop you on a street and questions you for any reason without arresting you, or without any intention of arresting you do to probable cause, you have the right not to answer any of their questions and calmly walk away. If you are not comfortable doing that, you can always ask the police officer if you are free to go. Never run from a police officer, but if you are told you are not free to go you should request to know why you are being detained. If a police officer does have Reasonable Suspicion to suspect that you either committed a crime or were involved in some sort of criminal activity, they will be allowed to pat you down in order to determine if you have any dangerous weapons on you. However, they are not allowed to search you any further than this, and if you believe a search is too intrusive, you can clearly say that you do not consent to a search. It is important to note that even if they continue, you should never try to physically resist a police officer. ".

This is a good summary, and there are few exceptions not worth mentioning. They cannot search you without a warrant, with the exception to check for weapons. If they do, their case is gone (that is not to say the police will not break the law, just that here they have no incentive to). California has extra rules, and in practice if police arrest you, they will take you straight to booking. And that booking is done independently by different officers for legal reasons. You must be charged or the must let you go, and in practice they will charge you so they are not even going to arrest you and embarrass themselves if they aren't willing to put it in writing. Any interrogation is completely voluntary and should be done with a lawyer. Threatening to throw you in jail if you don't answer questions isn't a real leverage they have in California or most states (there are federal exceptions to this not worth mentioning). They either do or they don't. Non-police officers can threaten to do that, though (I. E. Threaten to report you police if you don't cooperate with them). But that's a whole different topic.

Wait, the cops talk to you and you ignore them and keep walking.

Couldn't they do a Terry stop-and-frisk based on their reasonably particularized suspicions being aroused by your behavior?

[Member #2210]

Which other girls, besides Leah of Melos, have 15 minute special, both here in LA and OC? I love this 15 minute special!

[FreeWally]

I'm not a lawyer but if LAPD has you in custody there's nothing you can say that will convince them to let you go. If they let you walk away then they never had anything on you to begin with

Just to clarify, unless they are arresting you or intending to arresting you (detaining you for questioning in suspicion of a specific crime) you can walk away. Here is an actual law firm about California law spelling it out:

https://www.vjamesdesimonelaw.com/ho...hout-a-charge/

"If a police officer attempts to stop you on a street and questions you for any reason without arresting you, or without any intention of arresting you do to probable cause, you have the right not to answer any of their questions and calmly walk away. If you are not comfortable doing that, you can always ask the police officer if you are free to go. Never run from a police officer, but if you are told you are not free to go you should request to know why you are being detained. If a police officer does have Reasonable Suspicion to suspect that you either committed a crime or were involved in some sort of criminal activity, they will be allowed to pat you down in order to determine if you have any dangerous weapons on you. However, they are not allowed to search you any further than this, and if you believe a search is too intrusive, you can clearly say that you do not consent to a search. It is important to note that even if they continue, you should never try to physically resist a police officer. ".

This is a good summary, and there are few exceptions not worth mentioning. They cannot search you without a warrant, with the exception to check for weapons. If they do, their case is gone (that is not to say the police will not break the law, just that here they have no incentive to). California has extra rules, and in practice if police arrest you, they will take you straight to booking. And that booking is done independently by different officers for legal reasons. You must be charged or the must let you go, and in practice they will charge you so they are not even going to arrest you and embarrass themselves if they aren't willing to put it in writing. Any interrogation is completely voluntary and should be done with a lawyer. Threatening to throw you in jail if you don't answer questions isn't a real leverage they have in California or most states (there are federal exceptions to this not worth mentioning). They either do or they don't. Non-police officers can threaten to do that, though (I. E. Threaten to report you police if you don't cooperate with them). But that's a whole different topic.

First hand, I have ignored police many times for minor things (neighbor complaint, for example). They did not inconvenience me. If the police have something on you, they will actually stop you. Since I knew I didn't even do anything wrong, I literally ignored them. And they were relieved, because their job was to tell a Karen they gave someone a talkin to (which they didn't).