We call her famous for a reason
[QUOTE=MetPage;3426818]FYI she works the day shift at Hustler on the block if you are trying to locate her.[/QUOTE]This was re-posted by another user a few months ago:
[URL]http://www.wbaltv.com/article/baltimore-city-police-officer-faces-human-trafficking-charges/7080428[/URL]
That upper tat thingy is something I am going to have to look for.
[QUOTE=BrokenArrows;3428505]"BTW, when did escorts start judging their dates for having a wife? (yes, that happened too). ".
Hate to go into one of my pseudo-political rants again, but:
1). I've never met a woman with an upper-chest tattoo who didn't have some sort of anger issue or anti-male bias.
2). The attitude you experienced is part of the larger culture, which comes to us from the Church of Media. Namely, that anything men do can and should be judged, while women are always victims. Now it's affected the Oldest Profession. So, here we have the curious case of a badly-tattooed ho who somehow thinks she's the voice of morality, judging a client. This is so absurd that it's like something out of the works of Tom Wolfe or Hunter S. Thompson.[/QUOTE]Maybe it's just a fem thing gone insane, the one that I do remember with an array of tats I had from FT Lauderdale was talked into BB grk. , if I remember there were no issues, asside from a small dispute on the donation, she took it like a champ tough!, but I am going to pay closer attention here on out, observant views, very on point. Women, they are crazy, but we luv them.