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I have read everyone's opinion and you all have valid points. Your reality and your experience is your own. I do want to set the record straight that it's not a multi-hour Drive from LV to the nearest brothels. Sheri's and the Chicken Ranch are 45 minutes fro the strip. Indeed not in Clark county.

That being said, Max Dream at Sheri's Ranch is why I started mongering in the first place. The most beautiful woman that I will ever be with. 5'8", tanned skin, absolutely beautiful face, toned and well spoken. Sweet, pretty, 26 years old and model beautiful! Yes, everything covered and timed. Yes, cost me a car payment $$ But in my life, I could have never bedded this beauty unless I was a millionaire. Caveat: not every encounter is like her, and YMMV but damned man. She's going right in my trophy case.

[URL]https://www.sherisranch.com/lady.aspx?id=838[/URL]

[QUOTE=BusterHymen;4671602]Vegas is a YMMV kind of place. I used to live in SoCal and came to Vegas all the time, still go there 2 X times a year. One thing is certain, it is a terrible value compared to many other destinations. If you are OK with CFS and paying lots of money, sure, Vegas has lots to offer. But I am in my 60's and cannot get off with condom, so Vegas is an exercise in futility for me.

I take exception to C3's point of "prices are similar to here". No way, I haven't paid more than $80 for BBFS in Orlando ever, usually $40 to $60. You are lucky to find one for $100 in Vegas. Most are in the $150 to $200 range. And almost always CFS to boot.

I prefer white young spinners. There are no casino girls any longer that fit that description, if you find one, she will ask $500 and you will be lucky to negotiate down to $300 for covered service. Not my cup of tea.

As a point of reference, I travel all over the country. My current favorite destination is Columbus OH. Last few trips I have found 18-20 year old cute white spinners down for BBFSCIP for $40.[/QUOTE]Sending you a pm.

[QUOTE=BusterHymen;4671602]Vegas is a YMMV kind of place. I used to live in SoCal and came to Vegas all the time, still go there 2 X times a year. One thing is certain, it is a terrible value compared to many other destinations. If you are OK with CFS and paying lots of money, sure, Vegas has lots to offer. But I am in my 60's and cannot get off with condom, so Vegas is an exercise in futility for me.

I take exception to C3's point of "prices are similar to here". No way, I haven't paid more than $80 for BBFS in Orlando ever, usually $40 to $60. You are lucky to find one for $100 in Vegas. Most are in the $150 to $200 range. And almost always CFS to boot.

I prefer white young spinners. There are no casino girls any longer that fit that description, if you find one, she will ask $500 and you will be lucky to negotiate down to $300 for covered service. Not my cup of tea.

As a point of reference, I travel all over the country. My current favorite destination is Columbus OH. Last few trips I have found 18-20 year old cute white spinners down for BBFSCIP for $40.[/QUOTE]My post was not intended to be a tour guide to finding hookers in Las Vegas. I completely agree with all you wrote. My comment about price was specific to those ladies that tend to hang out along the strip. $100 to $200 is normal, when you can find one of these jewels. Hookers in general are on the higher side, although I have never paid more than $200 to get laid in LV. Agencies are stupid expensive and CGs are unreliable. I have my favorites (two right now) and tend to stick with them.

You are spot on with your assessment of CGs. The day of the spinner which chick with big blonde hair is long gone.

With all respect, if you are paying $40 for BBFS, why are would you go to LV?

C3.

[QUOTE=Camera3;4676247]My post was not intended to be a tour guide to finding hookers in Las Vegas. I completely agree with all you wrote. My comment about price was specific to those ladies that tend to hang out along the strip. $100 to $200 is normal, when you can find one of these jewels. Hookers in general are on the higher side, although I have never paid more than $200 to get laid in LV. Agencies are stupid expensive and CGs are unreliable. I have my favorites (two right now) and tend to stick with them.

You are spot on with your assessment of CGs. The day of the spinner which chick with big blonde hair is long gone.

With all respect, if you are paying $40 for BBFS, why are would you go to LV?

C3.[/QUOTE]Where are the BBFS for under $100 in Orlando?

[QUOTE=Camera3;4676247]My post was not intended to be a tour guide to finding hookers in Las Vegas. I completely agree with all you wrote. My comment about price was specific to those ladies that tend to hang out along the strip. $100 to $200 is normal, when you can find one of these jewels. Hookers in general are on the higher side, although I have never paid more than $200 to get laid in LV. Agencies are stupid expensive and CGs are unreliable. I have my favorites (two right now) and tend to stick with them.

You are spot on with your assessment of CGs. The day of the spinner which chick with big blonde hair is long gone.

With all respect, if you are paying $40 for BBFS, why are would you go to LV?

C3.[/QUOTE]C3 you are spot on. There are no White Girl casino girls anymore. From what I've seen if she's white and Vegas gorgeous she is LEO, setting you up for ROB, or going to cost you $1 k before she ever touches you. If she ever touches you. My advice for Vegas like with any city, RTFF and do a whole lot of research! Some things I've learned the hard way:

1. AMPs near the strip are not FS and they will try to get lots of money from you for basic services. 2. Call and ad girls are your worst option. The initial fee is to get to your room. Some will ask you to sign a waiver or even charge you a conversation fee. Sex is probably not happening. 3. Your room is sacred. Do not give out hour room number to anyone. A strange or unexpected knock on your door is bad news.

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[QUOTE=ObtFla;4697374][URL]https://t.co/NH8QmrLw7P?amp=1[/URL][/QUOTE]All the more reason to engage in masturbation!

[URL]https://www.yahoo.com/huffpost/seattle-sex-workers-covid19-coronavirus-094500177.html[/URL]

[QUOTE=JayJayTwo;4703979]Followed by not so good news!

All the more reason to engage in masturbation!

[URL]https://www.yahoo.com/huffpost/seattle-sex-workers-covid19-coronavirus-094500177.html[/URL][/QUOTE]Very interesting article - thanks for sharing Jay. Yeah the only "good" news was the part about the going rate for a BJ in Seattle going from 60 to 30 roses, LOL. Interesting times we are living in for sure with the coronavirus.

For me, that article was a bit of a wakeup call. I've decided that moving forward, at least for the time being, I'm going to only see my two favorite regulars and limit myself to elbow bumps, K9, RCG, and BJ's. Anything face to face seems like just asking to get infected. Of course I could still get infected even with my precautions but that's a risk I'm willing to take.

SYM

Florida Governor Announces Closure of Bars and Nightclubs for Next 30 Days.

[QUOTE=MissionaryMan;4709070]Florida Governor Announces Closure of Bars and Nightclubs for Next 30 Days.[/QUOTE]Every country around the world is shutting down borders and activities for 30 days. This is clearly a nasty viral infection going around.

[QUOTE=James185;4709397]Every country around the world is shutting down borders and activities for 30 days. This is clearly a nasty viral infection going around.[/QUOTE]You are correct. It is a nasty bug. Not because the bug is particularly nasty, as in, it isn't the zombie apocalypse, but because of the origin of the bug. This virus runs rampant among animals (as does bird flu and swine flu of the past). Animal viruses can mutate and infect humans, but then humans don't give them to other humans. This one percolated in a live animal market in China and figured out a way to become human to human. If you have ever been to a third world market, you can understand how that can happen. It has since mutated one more time, so people can now get it twice.

The problem with that is, viruses that spread human to human run into those of us that have some cousin viruses that we contracted at some point in our lives that fight it off enough that we don't get sick, especially if we drank from garden hoses, swam in lakes and streams, and other practices now deemed unsafe. Not so with any animal virus that has mutated. Our human immune system doesn't know what to do with it.

For most of us, it is a dry cough that may last a month (and we are contagious that whole month), or the symptoms of maybe a bad cold, but to those with other issues, like compromised immune systems or a history of lung issues (like, you smoked heavy your whole life), those people are hozed. This bug can scar lungs in the worst cases, and that is how it kills people.

Sad, but there only two strategies to fight it. #1, let it spread until everyone gets sick, some die, and it runs the course. #2, keep people separated from each other, thus, starving the damn bug.

Our political leaders have chosen #2 without any consideration to what that means (basically, the same financial outcome as if it was the zombie apocalypse). And that strategy may not work well, anyway. Looking back, we may decide #1 was the wiser (like we did with the swine flu and bird flu).

As you can see, I paid attention in Biology 203 way back when.

Play safe, and stock up on toilet paper.

C3.

[QUOTE=Camera3;4710041]You are correct. It is a nasty bug. Not because the bug is particularly nasty, as in, it isn't the zombie apocalypse, but because of the origin of the bug. This virus runs rampant among animals (as does bird flu and swine flu of the past). Animal viruses can mutate and infect humans, but then humans don't give them to other humans. This one percolated in a live animal market in China and figured out a way to become human to human. If you have ever been to a third world market, you can understand how that can happen. It has since mutated one more time, so people can now get it twice.

The problem with that is, viruses that spread human to human run into those of us that have some cousin viruses that we contracted at some point in our lives that fight it off enough that we don't get sick, especially if we drank from garden hoses, swam in lakes and streams, and other practices now deemed unsafe. Not so with any animal virus that has mutated. Our human immune system doesn't know what to do with it.

For most of us, it is a dry cough that may last a month (and we are contagious that whole month), or the symptoms of maybe a bad cold, but to those with other issues, like compromised immune systems or a history of lung issues (like, you smoked heavy your whole life), those people are hozed. This bug can scar lungs in the worst cases, and that is how it kills people.

Sad, but there only two strategies to fight it. #1, let it spread until everyone gets sick, some die, and it runs the course. #2, keep people separated from each other, thus, starving the damn bug.

Our political leaders have chosen #2 without any consideration to what that means (basically, the same financial outcome as if it was the zombie apocalypse). And that strategy may not work well, anyway. Looking back, we may decide #1 was the wiser (like we did with the swine flu and bird flu).

As you can see, I paid attention in Biology 203 way back when.

Play safe, and stock up on toilet paper.

C3.[/QUOTE]Good info that goes a long way to explaining how we got to this point. It would have been nice if our leaders had done it a long time ago. Today's situation might have turned out to be quite a bit less dire.

[QUOTE=Rudiger;4710132]Good info that goes a long way to explaining how we got to this point. It would have been nice if our leaders had done it a long time ago. Today's situation might have turned out to be quite a bit less dire.[/QUOTE]Ronald Reagan said it best, "The most terrifying words in the English language are: I'm from the government and I'm here to help. ".

I find this link interesting, thought I would share it with the rest of the community. It gets updated at least daily:

[URL]https://www.cnn.com/2020/03/03/health/us-coronavirus-cases-state-by-state/index.html[/URL]

[QUOTE=Warpfactor69;4710645]I find this link interesting, thought I would share it with the rest of the community. It gets updated at least daily:

[URL]https://www.cnn.com/2020/03/03/health/us-coronavirus-cases-state-by-state/index.html[/URL][/QUOTE]Another link to see cases near you.

[URL]https://www.coronainusa.com/[/URL]