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[QUOTE=Gansett]If you do decide to get the blue pill take it with plenty of water. It's a good sized pill and if it gets stuck in your throat you'll have a stiff neck for a week.
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Some poor schlub in Kansas had Viagra pills but was afraid his wife would find them, so he dumped them in his well in the backyard. Now he can't get the pump handle down!
Hey fellow RI mongers just wanted to know if the whole indoor pay for play thing is still legal or not in RI? I have been told yes and I have been told no. Any able to set the record straight here? Thanks JP
As of yet, the law has not changed, so yes, still legal.
[QUOTE=J Pappa]Hey fellow RI mongers just wanted to know if the whole indoor pay for play thing is still legal or not in RI? I have been told yes and I have been told no. Any able to set the record straight here? Thanks JP[/QUOTE]
[QUOTE=J Pappa]Hey fellow RI mongers just wanted to know if the whole indoor pay for play thing is still legal or not in RI? I have been told yes and I have been told no. Any able to set the record straight here? Thanks JP[/QUOTE]Pappa it is still legal. It looks like as of now they won't change it this year because of 2 competing bills in the state congress. Come and enjoy it with the rest of us.
[QUOTE=J Pappa]Hey fellow RI mongers just wanted to know if the whole indoor pay for play thing is still legal or not in RI? I have been told yes and I have been told no. Any able to set the record straight here? Thanks JP[/QUOTE]
For the time being it is still legal. They seem to be treading cautiously before submitting the final bill so it could be a few more weeks or a few more months. I would guess months but could be wrong since I don't have any real inside info.
[QUOTE=Willy O]For the time being it is still legal. They seem to be treading cautiously before submitting the final bill so it could be a few more weeks or a few more months. I would guess months but could be wrong since I don't have any real inside info.[/QUOTE]There is a 2 day session coming up in late October but apparently the 2 very different bills (could be a long compromise process) are currently not scheduled for discussion.
A monger. Making indoor prostitution could be to our favor. It will put more women in the street as SW.
Hearings are scheduled next week.
[url]http://newsblog.projo.com/2009/10/prostitutition-bill-heads-to-g.html[/url]
[QUOTE=P Austin]Hearings are scheduled next week.
[url]http://newsblog.projo.com/2009/10/prostitutition-bill-heads-to-g.html[/url][/QUOTE]It's on today:
[url]http://www.projo.com/news/content/PROSTITUTION_BILL_27_10-27-09_B9G81U1_v18.3a68004.html[/url]
Honestly,This bill is nothing but a waste of our time and taxpayer dollars(how Can WE even afford this right now?).
What people choose to do behind closed doors in completly their own business....this is someform of "invasion of privacy".
Quoted from the Projo article:
[quote]The compromise bill treats prostitutes who work in brothels or out of their homes the same as prostitutes who ply their trade on the streets: both would face criminal misdemeanor fines or imprisonment, or both. First offenders would face fines of $250 to $1,000 and up to six months in prison, or both; multiple offenders would face up to a year in prison.
Landlords who “knowingly” profit from prostitution on their property also would, for first offenses, face fines of $2,000 to $5,000, and one to five years in prison. The penalties, adopted from the Senate bill, would punish multiple offenders with fines of $5,000 to $10,000 and from 3 to 10 years in prison.
[url=http://www.rilin.state.ri.us/Giannini/]Rep. Joanne M. Giannini[/url] , D-Providence, the House bill’s sponsor, said she is pleased that criminal penalties in the compromise bill are “exactly the same” as the bill that passed the House last May.[/quote]It's obvious that they're tryin to give this a go, just to get more $$$ to the state, not because they "suddenly care" about Public Safety.
Guess they didn't get enough with the RED light cameras and the stupid parking tickets on Prov? !
Now ask yourself: who is the "victim" here?
I rather have spent their time and my tax dollars focusing in catching real criminals, and getting them off the streets: gun violence, robbers, etc.
Or on a better Education System.
Heck, spend the tax $ on fixing the damn roads, its more worth it.
If this pass, we have to be really careful fellow mongers, cause we are gonna become a main focus/target.
Btw theres 2 bills.
The other one is to keep [url=http://amfix.blogs.cnn.com/2009/07/24/legal-loophole-allows-rhode-island-minors-to-strip[/url] people under age 18 from working on the RI Stripclubs.
Let's see what happens.
Peepin J
[url]http://newsblog.projo.com/2009/10/update-ri-house-passes-bill-ou.html[/url]
It's coming, build up a stable of regulars now, it's about to get very risky out there.
The senate voted to make prostitution illegal in RI.
This will take effect once the governor signs the bill.
[url]http://newsblog.projo.com/2009/10/ri-senate-pass-bill-to-outlaw.html[/url]
With the passage of the bill.
Will the AMPS close or become super cautious? Will you have to be a multiple repeat customer before extras are offered? Will some start working out of their home/apartment, if they have one? Or offer outcall service? Will we see a increase of Asian sw'ers?
[QUOTE=Gansett]With the passage of the bill.
Will the AMPS close or become super cautious? Will you have to be a multiple repeat customer before extras are offered? Will some start working out of their home/apartment, if they have one? Or offer outcall service? Will we see a increase of Asian sw'ers?[/QUOTE]
I think we'll see about half the amps close, mostly the newer ones. I expect them to be very cautious, especially with new customers. I think we'll see a few publicized busts on the evening news. Things will probably calm down after a few months. It will take just too much manpower for law enforcement.
Myself, I'm staying away from the AMPS til we see how it all shakes out. I can't take the chance of becoming a TV star on the nightly news. Be careful out there!
I think most of the newer places are gonna shut down as well. The older places that shuttle the girls between here and other locations will just adjust their operating procedure to mirror their other locations where they don't have the legal shield they once had in RI. The indys that work on the sites are gonna get hit pretty hard by this as well. The Hotels near the Airport and downtown will probably be targeted early in the game. As far as the massage places go they started opening them up way too fast and that shined the light of the media on the game and thats when action usually occurs. As far as legal challenges time to play the wait and see game.
OK, if the law goes into effect on Tuesday, when the governor is expected to sign the bill, only one day remains (Monday) for legal fun. If this were your last meal, figuratively, where would you have it and what would you have?
I intend to visit Providence on Monday, but I am definitely not going to an AMP. I don't want some reporter trying to interview me as I am going into Lily's asking me what I think about the law and what am I going to do after Tuesday. xD
Still need to decide who to see and check availability. Monday should be a big day in The Ocean State.