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I know I've asked in the past but now that I keep seeing several providers using the name Breezy, Breezi is the real Brezzii still around and offering services? That girl had some talent seen her on the regular for a long time. I had gotten a phone number from a senior member a while back but could never get ahold of her.
[QUOTE=Grizzly27;4679739]I know I've asked in the past but now that I keep seeing several providers using the name Breezy, Breezi is the real Brezzii still around and offering services? That girl had some talent seen her on the regular for a long time. I had gotten a phone number from a senior member a while back but could never get ahold of her.[/QUOTE]It has been reported that she is out of the business.
I am betting you mean breezi with the dreadlocks and best BBBJ game in GR. Benz says she retired.
[QUOTE=Grizzly27;4679739]I know I've asked in the past but now that I keep seeing several providers using the name Breezy, Breezi is the real Brezzii still around and offering services? That girl had some talent seen her on the regular for a long time. I had gotten a phone number from a senior member a while back but could never get ahold of her.[/QUOTE]
I guess they're corn rows not dreadlocks.
[QUOTE=Monger01;4679834]I am betting you mean breezi with the dreadlocks and best BBBJ game in GR. Benz says she retired.[/QUOTE]
[QUOTE=Benz1;4671619]My haircut looked great.
She's a professional. Licensed beautician.
About 30yrs old, average looks, a little baby damage. Tits are nice and firm.[/QUOTE]Did you broach the subject of manscaping? Might be of interest to some of us.
[QUOTE=PrimalUrge;4680160]Did you broach the subject of manscaping? Might be of interest to some of us.[/QUOTE]Manscaping might be hard to do thoroughly in a Beauty chair. I'm sure manscaping works better on a bed or massage table. She might eventually let someone in her bed room but right now she says topless shampoo, scalp massage with slippery nipple dipping and hair cuts only.
Hi there,
Posting here because the Northern Michigan forum is lame and thought you guys might have more input. Anyway, I'm worried that my wife may have put a GPS tracker somewhere on my vehicle. Besides a physical search is there anyway to detect this? Also, I have a burner phone but usually have my regular phone with me. Can she track me this way, even if I turn off the location? Any thoughts on this subject would be appreciated. Thanks.
[QUOTE=Grizzly27;4679739]I know I've asked in the past but now that I keep seeing several providers using the name Breezy, Breezi is the real Brezzii still around and offering services? That girl had some talent seen her on the regular for a long time. I had gotten a phone number from a senior member a while back but could never get ahold of her.[/QUOTE]She and I were just chatting. Yep. She is out of the game. She found love and is dedicating to just him. I personally am very happy for her. She deserves it!
[QUOTE=Chef1972;4680788]Hi there,
Posting here because the Northern Michigan forum is lame and thought you guys might have more input. Anyway, I'm worried that my wife may have put a GPS tracker somewhere on my vehicle. Besides a physical search is there anyway to detect this? Also, I have a burner phone but usually have my regular phone with me. Can she track me this way, even if I turn off the location? Any thoughts on this subject would be appreciated. Thanks.[/QUOTE]If you are in that sort of situation, maybe its time to drop back ten and punt. Divorce.
I love the espionage question! I think it's more likely she's tracking your phone. Look at all apps that allow location services on it. "Find my phone", Facebook App, etc could be tracking you. If you are really worried, shut your phone completely off.
But I'll indulge your car tracking concern because I'm going to geek-out a little.
First you need to understand there are common ways to track a vehicle that you might be doing it without even knowing. Every married monger should be aware of this since we live in the age of Corporate Big Brother.
The first is if you have an embedded service like GM's OnStar in your car. If that service is on your spouse may be able to track or locate your vehicle from a website. That's because OnStar communicates via cell towers periodically. I don't know much about OnStar but you can bet it is tracking everything you do. Likely even if you don't have it "activated". It's a just a question if your spouse can view it via a website.
The second is if you have an Auto Insurance gadget that plugs into the debug port under the dash. This is for your "good driving" discount. That communicates to the server in much the same way so you can view your trips from your insurance App. A lot of us have or had this, and removal of the device gets flagged by your insurance company.
The third is if you download your Auto Insurance App onto your phone (which most companies are pushing instead of using the plug in device which costs them money). This is the worst since it tracks anytime you move faster than a human can on foot. In that case your phone buffers the data as a "trip" and only sends it to the server after you get back on Wifi. But it's completely viewable via your insurance web portal. As with any app, you can disable it so long as you remember to do it.
The last is if she actually bugged your car. It can act just like a cell phone and transmits, or it could just record the data locally. If the latter, she'd need to retrieve the gadget and download to view it. Is she really that tech savvy to pull it off?
The first 3 you should already know about. You are concerned about the last where she James Bond tracks you. If you google GPS detectors or cell phone sniffers you'll find gadgets that can be used to sense RF transmits. Use it while the car is running and sweep for signals for a period of time since it is infrequent. If it's a planted device that doesn't transmit, you'll need to do a physical inspection to find it. It would likely be in a spot she could easily get to, unless she's the type to crawl under the car. These spy gadgets arent cheap, but if you are an electronics hobbyist you can make a cell phone sniffer for reasonable cost. Either way I'm not sure it's worth the trouble, but fun to think about.
My recommendation: just drive somewhere suspicious but with a good, verifiable reason and witness and see if she confronts you later.
[QUOTE=Chef1972;4680788]Hi there,
Posting here because the Northern Michigan forum is lame and thought you guys might have more input. Anyway, I'm worried that my wife may have put a GPS tracker somewhere on my vehicle. Besides a physical search is there anyway to detect this? Also, I have a burner phone but usually have my regular phone with me. Can she track me this way, even if I turn off the location? Any thoughts on this subject would be appreciated. Thanks.[/QUOTE]
[QUOTE=Benz1;4680331]Manscaping might be hard to do thoroughly in a Beauty chair. I'm sure manscaping works better on a bed or massage table. She might eventually let someone in her bed room but right now she says topless shampoo, scalp massage with slippery nipple dipping and hair cuts only.[/QUOTE]Can't imagine a chair! Only been on a table.
[QUOTE=IrishGuy77;4681933]Can't imagine a chair! Only been on a table.[/QUOTE]Either way, it would be hard.
[QUOTE=PrivateParts;4681513]I love the espionage question! I think it's more likely she's tracking your phone. Look at all apps that allow location services on it. "Find my phone", Facebook App, etc could be tracking you. If you are really worried, shut your phone completely off.
But I'll indulge your car tracking concern because I'm going to geek-out a little.
First you need to understand there are common ways to track a vehicle that you might be doing it without even knowing. Every married monger should be aware of this since we live in the age of Corporate Big Brother.
The first is if you have an embedded service like GM's OnStar in your car. If that service is on your spouse may be able to track or locate your vehicle from a website. That's because OnStar communicates via cell towers periodically. I don't know much about OnStar but you can bet it is tracking everything you do. Likely even if you don't have it "activated". It's a just a question if your spouse can view it via a website.
The second is if you have an Auto Insurance gadget that plugs into the debug port under the dash. This is for your "good driving" discount. That communicates to the server in much the same way so you can view your trips from your insurance App. A lot of us have or had this, and removal of the device gets flagged by your insurance company.
The third is if you download your Auto Insurance App onto your phone (which most companies are pushing instead of using the plug in device which costs them money). This is the worst since it tracks anytime you move faster than a human can on foot. In that case your phone buffers the data as a "trip" and only sends it to the server after you get back on Wifi. But it's completely viewable via your insurance web portal. As with any app, you can disable it so long as you remember to do it.
The last is if she actually bugged your car. It can act just like a cell phone and transmits, or it could just record the data locally. If the latter, she'd need to retrieve the gadget and download to view it. Is she really that tech savvy to pull it off?
The first 3 you should already know about. You are concerned about the last where she James Bond tracks you. If you google GPS detectors or cell phone sniffers you'll find gadgets that can be used to sense RF transmits. Use it while the car is running and sweep for signals for a period of time since it is infrequent. If it's a planted device that doesn't transmit, you'll need to do a physical inspection to find it. It would likely be in a spot she could easily get to, unless she's the type to crawl under the car. These spy gadgets arent cheap, but if you are an electronics hobbyist you can make a cell phone sniffer for reasonable cost. Either way I'm not sure it's worth the trouble, but fun to think about.
My recommendation: just drive somewhere suspicious but with a good, verifiable reason and witness and see if she confronts you later.[/QUOTE]Great topic!
Excellent points Private Parts!
My 2 cents:
- You run into a provider that makes you smell like smoke you must smoke a cigar and let the SO know you went out with the boys to relax have a drink and smoke. This allows you to bag your clothes, you take a shower when you come home to wash off any potential evidence.
- Be cognizant of your times, always have your story down cold.
- I never rely on any of my boys for an alibi, at some point they cave or forget.
- Become a work alcoholic so when you go have fun. The you were at work excuse is practically real.
- Burner phone with an extreme hiding place is a must. Mine is in a place where the SO never would even touch. Early days I would zip lock bag the phone and hid it near a park by my house.
- Watch spy, Bond and other movies on living the double life, has helped LOL!
- Spidey senses on ALL the time!!
Overall have fun and use the big head!!
Stay safe.
Hap.
Hey all I am looking for a house cleaner and wondered if anyone had any recommendations. I am mainly looking for a clean house but any maid outfits or extras would be cool. Must have own transportation
Thanks,
Mike.
[QUOTE=HandPrintMike;4685726]Hey all I am looking for a house cleaner and wondered if anyone had any recommendations. I am mainly looking for a clean house but any maid outfits or extras would be cool. Must have own transportation
Thanks,
Mike.[/QUOTE]I advertised in CraigsList a couple of months ago for a French Maid. Services-Household and Services-Small Biz. Got some great responses, one on duty for me now weekly. Cleans after playtime. Great arrangement.
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