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[QUOTE=BunnyMeat;7673373]Is this something new?
[URL]https://www.justice.gov/usao-ma/pr/chinese-national-indicted-running-sex-trafficking-operation-boston[/URL]
There are 3 pictures inside. Perhaps someone will recognize her.[/QUOTE]This happened last week. Hougong and another site they operate is down. They got busted before and stayed at the same location LOL. Real smart.
[QUOTE=Trickster666;7672615]Any evolutionary biologists here? A serious question: if erections needed to produce offspring are quite unreliable (affected by age, diseases, mental state), why were they picked by the human evolution? Why don't human males have a penis bone (termed baculum in other mammals who have it: cats, bears, dogs, walruses). The mating is easy when your mating device is always stiff. There should be some explanation for this.[/QUOTE]I have 200 science books. Never thought of that.
Your prick has to shrink back down so you can walk and function.
You could ask richard dawkins that question.
[QUOTE=Trickster666;7672615]Any evolutionary biologists here? A serious question: if erections needed to produce offspring are quite unreliable (affected by age, diseases, mental state), why were they picked by the human evolution? Why don't human males have a penis bone (termed baculum in other mammals who have it: cats, bears, dogs, walruses). The mating is easy when your mating device is always stiff. There should be some explanation for this.[/QUOTE]According to Gemini.
Human lineage lost this bone roughly 1. 9 million years ago during the time of Homo erectus. Several key evolutionary factors explain why this happened:
Shift to Monogamy: In species where multiple males compete to mate with a single female, males evolved prolonged penetration (often lasting more than three minutes) to prevent other males from successfully mating. The baculum acts as a supportive rod for this extended intercourse. As early humans shifted toward long-term pair bonding, the need for prolonged "guarding" intercourse diminished, reducing the evolutionary pressure to maintain the bone.
Reliance on Vascular Mechanics: Human erections rely entirely on rapid blood flow into the spongy tissues (the corpora cavernosa).
Evolutionary Signaling: Because maintaining a vascular erection requires healthy blood pressure and a healthy heart, it may have evolved as a reliable biological indicator of a male's overall cardiovascular fitness to potential partners.
Vulnerability: An erect, rigid bone is more susceptible to fractures during physical combat. With the shift to an upright, bipedal stance, losing the rigid bone and keeping the organ flexible when not in use became anatomically advantageous.
Stay safe, and happy hunting.
[QUOTE=HoHunter328;7673712]According to Gemini.
Human lineage lost this bone roughly 1. 9 million years ago during the time of Homo erectus. Several key evolutionary factors explain why this happened:
Shift to Monogamy: In species where multiple males compete to mate with a single female, males evolved prolonged penetration (often lasting more than three minutes) to prevent other males from successfully mating. The baculum acts as a supportive rod for this extended intercourse. As early humans shifted toward long-term pair bonding, the need for prolonged "guarding" intercourse diminished, reducing the evolutionary pressure to maintain the bone.
Reliance on Vascular Mechanics: Human erections rely entirely on rapid blood flow into the spongy tissues (the corpora cavernosa).
Evolutionary Signaling: Because maintaining a vascular erection requires healthy blood pressure and a healthy heart, it may have evolved as a reliable biological indicator of a male's overall cardiovascular fitness to potential partners.
Vulnerability: An erect, rigid bone is more susceptible to fractures during physical combat. With the shift to an upright, bipedal stance, losing the rigid bone and keeping the organ flexible when not in use became anatomically advantageous.
Stay safe, and happy hunting.[/QUOTE]The switch to neurovascular hydraulic mechanism of erection makes a lot of sense as it signals (as mentioned in your AI summary) the overall health and cardiovascular health, specifically. It essentially filters out old and physically unfit males, preventing them from producing offspring. This is clearly fucked up at modern times due to the availability of treatments, but the modernity represents a very very short period of time from the evolution point of view.
I've got one decent shot for an afternoon hookup. I'm mostly looking for reliable because I'll be on a somewhat limited time table. I'd like to get a BBJ (although BBFS would be even better). I know my budget's not super strong, but I'm capped around 250-275. I'm not opposed to grannies or bbws, but also into strung out unicorns / spinners. I'm driving 93 north from the city around 3 ish and I have at most 2 hours to work with. What do you got Boston?
IMO currently most of the good ones are not around, but the handler has always been super responsive. Their setup is super easy and qv w BBBJ starts at 150. The quality is better than grannies and some of them are quite attractive.
Here's an example: [URL]https://bethgirls.com/listing/jenny-woburn-ma/[/URL].
Good luck.
[QUOTE=Hunted13;7685331]I've got one decent shot for an afternoon hookup. I'm mostly looking for reliable because I'll be on a somewhat limited time table. I'd like to get a BBJ (although BBFS would be even better). I know my budget's not super strong, but I'm capped around 250-275. I'm not opposed to grannies or bbws, but also into strung out unicorns / spinners. I'm driving 93 north from the city around 3 ish and I have at most 2 hours to work with. What do you got Boston?[/QUOTE]
Am I the only one having problems with pulling up USA with attempts to move from one page to another continuously dropping and reseting? I wasn't able to reach TER discussion forum for days until just now. Add this to BIE website having issues being pulled up unless one turns on VPN and I'm beginning to think of global conspiracies LOL.
[blue]The host we have had for years stopped supporting enterprise hard drives so we are trying to run the site on the same kind of drives you would have in a desk top and they can't keep up.
We have already paid for a new server that will be a massive upgrade from the last one and are planning on migrating this weekend.
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Curious how everyone feels about verification. I've been through it with a few agencies. 2 of which have been busted. I get verification is to protect the service, but what happens after they get busted. BTT and 1 other Boston agency that have all of my info and they have been shut down. Been waiting for LE to come knocking at my door. I don't stress about it, just keep expecting it.
Every time I travel I will look for a service similar to BTT and I go through the same verification process. I don't mind taking the risk when I'm out of town, because I love the service with the K-girls. I am hesitant locally. I was verified with BI years ago and now they want me to go through it again. Now they verify through telegram. I haven't bothered I may at some point.
I wish there was a service we could use and the agencies could just look us up. Like a credit report for "John's".
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I wish there was a service we could use and the agencies could just look us up. Like a credit report for "John's".[/QUOTE]There are, several actually. P411 is the most popular, RS2k is popular in the midwest, there's a few others but I can't recall the names.
Stay safe, and happy hunting.
Watch out for the long lines at the local AMPs. 5000 Service members ship locked since November finally lets loose. Watch out.