Massage Parlor Reports

I went that same night. Asked for Dee Dee, she's nit there, sorry. Just Lilly who is a nice spinner but probably not as good as the girl you want. I'll leave a review when I have more time.

[QUOTE=Drofnalb; 1132020]Got mama on the phone tonight, she finally admits that they are open now (they were claiming to be closed until today).

I asked what time they will open in the morning, she said 10am.

I asked if Deedee was there and to my dismay she told me "Deedee not here anymore we have new girl, skinny girl" (Lilly).

Was I just imagining things? Is it possible that this hot chick Deedee that I saw a few weeks ago is really gone before they officially open? Did she even have any other customer while in DC besides me?

This hobby fucks with your head. [b]Somebody else on the board please tell me you saw Deedee on the 2nd floor so that I can rest in peace[/b].

Gasp, might I venture to say *ATF* Probably not, I have seen better looking, but she had attitude. I guess it is like you old timers who talk about the good old days, it is healthy for us to get lost in our memories from time to time. [/QUOTE]

I had a few hours to spare for some play. After I found a place to park I figure I would try to see if theres anything roaming the streets but no luck there so I went to the Mist. There girls were fairly decent looking. The TS was nice and I was cleaned in all the right places. I realy wanted a good massage and once I got back into the room and she started the massage I relized this Is not going to be anything good. She asked what I wanted and I should have just took the small loss of the door fee but the little guy did not let me. Fees were the same as most AMPs but I was in and out in about 25 minutes.

I thank this place for providing the info I needed to nerve up going to the Myst. I went the Thursday before new years and all was success, thanks to a therapist known as "Shera." I know, should of posted this a while ago.

Will be visiting DC next week. Can anyone recommend a good AMP to visit. Also looking for any good AMP out in Alexandria.

I have started a new thread: Messages to city hall.

[url]http://www.usasexguide.info/forum/showthread.php?9785-Messages-to-city-hall&p=1135332#post1135332[/url]

Since we are all being monitored on this site, perhaps it is now time to let those in power know how we feel.

This hobby has been one of the best things to happen to me and I want it legalized.
The problem is most of us hide in the shadows (for practical reasons).

I have proposals on how we could eventually legalize brothels.
I think that the District of Columbia would be the best place to try and start this.

Imagine how glorious is could be.
Brothels no longer paying bribes to corrupt police forces. Ladies earning the money they deserve.

The current economic environment offers us a great opportunity to legalize, the answer [b]TAX SEX WORK![/b]

I am ready to fight, please join and contribute to this thread if you feel the same as I do.
Let it be a bridge between us and government!

[highlight]Lets create a safe and profitable environment for sex work![/highlight]

There are benefits to legalizing this, one main benefit is safety. There is no safety for the ladies, the gentlemen, and the location if something should go wrong. She cannot call the police, you cannot, completely compromising everyone's security.

Countries that legalize this usually tax the business owner for running this type of business. The business then runs according to government standards, (that usually set safety, and hygiene standards for the establishment) , and require the business to show proof that their employees are safe through blood tests.

But I doubt of any political movements holding ground any time soon on this issue.

[QUOTE=Drofnalb; 1135333]I have started a new thread: Messages to city hall.

[url]http://www.usasexguide.info/forum/showthread.php?9785-Messages-to-city-hall&p=1135332#post1135332[/url]

Since we are all being monitored on this site, perhaps it is now time to let those in power know how we feel.

This hobby has been one of the best things to happen to me and I want it legalized.

The problem is most of us hide in the shadows (for practical reasons).

I have proposals on how we could eventually legalize brothels.

I think that the District of Columbia would be the best place to try and start this.

Imagine how glorious is could be.

Brothels no longer paying bribes to corrupt police forces. Ladies earning the money they deserve.

The current economic environment offers us a great opportunity to legalize, the answer [b]TAX SEX WORK! [/b]

I am ready to fight, please join and contribute to this thread if you feel the same as I do.

Let it be a bridge between us and government!

[highlight]Lets create a safe and profitable environment for sex work! [/highlight][/QUOTE]

[QUOTE=Ticker1051; 1127555]I've been a participant before and am looking forward to playing again. I've asked this before and no one will reply. I don't want to under tip. All I want is a TS and HJ, maybe even a 69 positioned HJ. What is the appropriate tip for that?

Be safe everyone.[/QUOTE]Ticker,

The correct answer to your question is to look in the NoVa forum. In that part of town, the level of service you desire is the norm. And. 4.6 is reasonable.

When I was born only two states had legal gambling, Nevada and New Jersey.
Since then almost every state has legalized gambling to some degree in an attempt to fix budget problems.

When I was born only one state had legal brothels, Nevada.
Why have other states not joined? The Nevada experiment has been a success.

[QUOTE=Tsi Tsa; 1135398]There are benefits to legalizing this, one main benefit is safety. There is no safety for the ladies, the gentlemen, and the location if something should go wrong. She cannot call the police, you cannot, completely compromising everyone's security.

Countries that legalize this usually tax the business owner for running this type of business. The business then runs according to government standards, (that usually set safety, and hygiene standards for the establishment) , and require the business to show proof that their employees are safe through blood tests.

But I doubt of any political movements holding ground any time soon on this issue. [/QUOTE]

[QUOTE=Drofnalb; 1135524]When I was born only two states had legal gambling, Nevada and New Jersey.

Since then almost every state has legalized gambling to some degree in an attempt to fix budget problems.

When I was born only one state had legal brothels, Nevada.

Why have other states not joined? The Nevada experiment has been a success. [/QUOTE]I have a better example: Singapore. They know how to make money: first they introduced legal brothels (Geylang) , now they legalized gambling (can you imaging: local people are paying $100 just to enter casino!). No wonder they have such a budget surplus.

The problem is that law enforcement only enforces the law, not make the laws. Any politicians reading this board are on the illegal side of the game and are in no position to change the law.

The AIDS argument does carry weight. If this town is as liberal and progressive as it proclaims to be, those living in Tenleytown should be VOCAL about legalizing prostitution to enforce laws and rules that safeguard sexworkers and their clients-as well as require regular check-ups, STD screening, and the mandatory use of condoms.

But, oh, wait they are the ones that didn't want an adult bookstore in their neighborhood.

Hypocrites, all of them.

Unfortunately with the new administration in DC it looks like we might be on the verge of a new round of closings.

There are things we could do about this if we stood together.

If any AMP workers are reading this article please be cautious in your dealings.
Contact us directly if you need help or funds.
We are in the background and will do our best to defend you from these animals.

For those workers not on the web I personally will be making the rounds over the next few days to help warn these angels of the coming harassment. Please do the same.

Jasmine is a great example, it is rarely reviewed on this site, but still it got raided.
There is no option for us except to unite.
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According to the city’s recent D.C. Superior Court filing, Jasmine Therapy has had a history of prostitution arrests. The complaint says the officer stopped by the business about 2:15 p.m. one day last month. He met an Asian female, described as “D1” in court papers, and the pair walked to “room No. 2,” where the woman asked for a $70 “house fee.”

The officer gave her $200, the records show.

The defendants named in the civil complaint filed by the D.C. attorney general’s office could not be reached for comment last week, and a hearing in the case is set for this week.

When police raided the business, located on the 1800 block of M Street Northwest, they found “a large quantity of U.S. currency hidden in lotion dispensers with false bottoms, and hidden condoms.”

Authorities said they seized more than $70,000 overall, including money that D.C. police officers had paid out during their undercover work.

In court papers, authorities want a judge to order Jasmine Therapy closed, saying it operates as a front for a house of prostitution.

Police raided the business after a different visit by an undercover D.C. police officer, who also gave $200 after being asked for $70.

According to the complaint, the officer also took off his clothes and headed to the shower room, but declined a massage afterward, saying he didn’t have the time. The woman “made a sexual motion simulating intercourse,” left the room and returned with a condom, court filings say.

That was when police raided the business, acting on a signal from the officer. The two women, identified only as D1 and D2 in the court papers, were arrested on charges of solicitation and giving massages without a license.

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Well it was fun while it lasted. Another round of closings will occur, the scene will die down for a while and eventually come back. That's what always happens.

[QUOTE=Drofnalb; 1135966]Unfortunately with the new administration in DC it looks like we might be on the verge of a new round of closings.

There are things we could do about this if we stood together.

If any AMP workers are reading this article please be cautious in your dealings.

Contact us directly if you need help or funds.

We are in the background and will do our best to defend you from these animals.

For those workers not on the web I personally will be making the rounds over the next few days to help warn these angels of the coming harassment. Please do the same.

Jasmine is a great example, it is rarely reviewed on this site, but still it got raided.

There is no option for us except to unite.

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According to the city's recent D. C. Superior Court filing, Jasmine Therapy has had a history of prostitution arrests. The complaint says the officer stopped by the business about 2:15 pm one day last month. He met an Asian female, described as 'D1' in court papers, and the pair walked to 'room No. 2, ' where the woman asked for a $70 'house fee. '

The officer gave her $200, the records show.

The defendants named in the civil complaint filed by the D. C. Attorney general's office could not be reached for comment last week, and a hearing in the case is set for this week.

When police raided the business, located on the 1800 block of M Street Northwest, they found 'a large quantity of USA currency hidden in lotion dispensers with false bottoms, and hidden condoms. '

Authorities said they seized more than $70, 000 overall, including money that D. C. Police officers had paid out during their undercover work.

In court papers, authorities want a judge to order Jasmine Therapy closed, saying it operates as a front for a house of prostitution.

Police raided the business after a different visit by an undercover D. C. Police officer, who also gave $200 after being asked for $70.

According to the complaint, the officer also took off his clothes and headed to the shower room, but declined a massage afterward, saying he didn't have the time. The woman 'made a sexual motion simulating intercourse, ' left the room and returned with a condom, court filings say.

That was when police raided the business, acting on a signal from the officer. The two women, identified only as D1 and D2 in the court papers, were arrested on charges of solicitation and giving massages without a license.

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[QUOTE=Drofnalb; 1135966][ATTACH=CONFIG]122965[/ATTACH][/QUOTE]So sad, and D1 was my favorite.

I've been lucky enough to have traveled regularly to Europe. The hobby is 100% legal in countries like Germany. I go back there and spend my money on hotels, food, and rental cars. Pouring hundreds of Euros into their economy. To participate in the hobby.

DC's AMPs allow us to invest in a quality product while depositing a lot of dollars into the city coffers.

They just don't get it.

FYI, I can't believe the cop offered $200 right after the table shower.

I agree with previous posters. We need to make the rounds of our favorite businesses and assure them we will protect them as best as we can.

Fellows. I'm Canadian of Belgian descent, where I made my rounds in Quebec as a young one in legal institutions.

I now live in Bangkok (here, in DC briefly for work) and I can truly say, countries or municipalities who understand the economic benefits of our hobby are the enlightened ones. I was in BKK during the red-shirts last year and the economy suffered significantly during that time. Tourism dropped, stores closed, everything halted. Yes- because of protests, but there was also a significant vacuum in the economy because my fellow mongers shied away. Only now have things gotten back to normal economically.

It's been mentioned already in this thread, but where gov'ts get it right, workers are carefully screened for STDs (bad for business if a monger turns up drippy) , businesses are properly taxed, everything is licensed and for the most part orderly. Sure there are still pushy touts, and rip offs to be had. But for the most part, the scene is safe, fun and constant. And that's why places like Singapore, Bangkok, and others are climbing the economic ladder.

USA is always funny to me. So puritanical (appearingly) but also so violent. Ok- off my soap box. Sorry.

Really, I'm sorry the AMP scene has these ebbs and flows here in DC. And moreso, I'm sorry the ladies who work in them are losing their livelihoods, their inability to send their families remittances, subsidize educations, etc.

Sucks for the game, but really boyz it sucks for the girls we enjoy.

[QUOTE=Max #01; 1136507]I've been lucky enough to have traveled regularly to Europe. The hobby is 100% legal in countries like Germany. I go back there and spend my money on hotels, food, and rental cars. Pouring hundreds of Euros into their economy. To participate in the hobby.

DC's AMPs allow us to invest in a quality product while depositing a lot of dollars into the city coffers.

They just don't get it.

FYI, I can't believe the cop offered $200 right after the table shower.

I agree with previous posters. We need to make the rounds of our favorite businesses and assure them we will protect them as best as we can.[/QUOTE]