Massage Parlor Reports

[QUOTE=SenorVac;5001795]How old is Hannah? I've been wanting to try Mikki but being under 30 I don't know if she'll be attractive, maybe Hannah looks better?[/QUOTE]I'd say they are comparable in looks. I personally prefer Mikki. Hannah might be a bit younger but not much to make a difference. Both possess crazy skills and will blow you away. Once again I prefer Mikki but can't squabble with those who favor Hannah. As some of commented, I plan on at some point doing a duo with the two of them. I mentioned in the past I did a duo years ago with Mikki and Sandy at Hawaii which still stands out as one of my all time favorite hobby experiences.

[QUOTE=Flyer80;5001838]I have been thinking about going to Lucky or possibly somewhere else like Oriental. For those folks who have gone to either recently, did it seem like they were being careful about covid? Lately, my big head seems to be losing the battle with my other head, but I am a doctor so have seen some really bad stuff with covid and want to be sure they are sanitizing stuff which is important not just for covid and whether I should wear a mask. Thanks for any tips![/QUOTE]Führer Whitmer has decreed masks, (among other things) be worn in businesses. So, expect them to be wearing them when they greet you and likely require you to wear one when you arrive. What happens in the massage room. Well. I got to add that covid is pretty far down the list of my concerns when visiting an AMP.

[QUOTE=Moonglow913;5002306]I'd say they are comparable in looks. I personally prefer Mikki. Hannah might be a bit younger but not much to make a difference. Both possess crazy skills and will blow you away. Once again I prefer Mikki but can't squabble with those who favor Hannah. As some of commented, I plan on at some point doing a duo with the two of them. I mentioned in the past I did a duo years ago with Mikki and Sandy at Hawaii which still stands out as one of my all time favorite hobby experiences.[/QUOTE]You know, Asians age slowly but once they get old, they look like granny overnight. I know Mickie and Hannah better than most and have to say that Mickie is about 66 (1954), and Hannah is 63. They look twenty years younger and have superior AMP skills and won't disappoint! They will do their best to keep things covid friendly, but this is a physical, personal business that they cannot mask. Play safe, play hard.

[QUOTE=DrummerBoy;5002612]You know, Asians age slowly but once they get old, they look like granny overnight. I know Mickie and Hannah better than most and have to say that Mickie is about 66 (1954), and Hannah is 63. They look twenty years younger and have superior AMP skills and won't disappoint! They will do their best to keep things covid friendly, but this is a physical, personal business that they cannot mask. Play safe, play hard.[/QUOTE]Appreciate the responses guys. Will definitely visit them and report back.

As far as appointments, is walking in good (during the day) or should I call ahead?

I have like an hour drive LOL.

[QUOTE=Timberwolf;5002531]Fhrer Whitmer has decreed masks, (among other things) be worn in businesses. So, expect them to be wearing them when they greet you and likely require you to wear one when you arrive. What happens in the massage room. Well. I got to add that covid is pretty far down the list of my concerns when visiting an AMP.[/QUOTE]There's something about a woman in a uniform.

SP.

[QUOTE=Timberwolf;5002531]Fhrer Whitmer has decreed masks, (among other things) be worn in businesses. So, expect them to be wearing them when they greet you and likely require you to wear one when you arrive. What happens in the massage room. Well. I got to add that covid is pretty far down the list of my concerns when visiting an AMP.[/QUOTE]That was funny.

Yea, crazy isn't it. How's that mask thing working out for our president.

[QUOTE=Timberwolf;5002531]Fhrer Whitmer has decreed masks, (among other things) be worn in businesses. So, expect them to be wearing them when they greet you and likely require you to wear one when you arrive. What happens in the massage room. Well. I got to add that covid is pretty far down the list of my concerns when visiting an AMP.[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE=AirTouchOne;5006064]Yea, crazy isn't it. How's that mask thing working out for our president.[/QUOTE]Exactly, as a doctor I have seen what not wearing a mask can do. I was on a team that went to Florida to help and it was a shitshow because there was no mask requirement. We had to intubate a bunch of people in their 30's and 40's, none of who wore masks. I don't like politics, but we are lucky to have a governor who follows science.

Drummerboy is right amd I appreciated his sensible point! Not sure what I will do, but at some point it sounds like Miki will be awesome to visit.

I know Hannah and Miki are must sees when you go to luckys but I'm wondering if anyone has information on the other girls there. Hoping to stop by in the next 48 hours.

Went on a saw Hannah the other day for the first time. I did a report a couple weeks back about my first experience there with Mikki.

Looks wise. Hannah is more of my type (much thicker, big natural tits).

Experience wise she was not the best. Not even close to Mikki. Mikki wanted to go 3 rounds in the hour. She tried licking my ass the whole session (not a personal preference of mine) and was overall really into the whole session. Hannah on the other hand was extremely mechanical. Wouldn't let me go a 2nd round and rushed me out as soon as we finished. Waste of $200. Night and day difference with her and Mikki. Mikki isn't my type at all but she is hands down the biggest freak I have ever come across.

Stay safe out there.

[QUOTE=Flyer80;5006661]Exactly, as a doctor I have seen what not wearing a mask can do. I was on a team that went to Florida to help and it was a shitshow because there was no mask requirement. We had to intubate a bunch of people in their 30's and 40's, none of who wore masks. I don't like politics, but we are lucky to have a governor who follows science.

Drummerboy is right amd I appreciated his sensible point! Not sure what I will do, but at some point it sounds like Miki will be awesome to visit.[/QUOTE]So the governor follows the science? What science showed that it was safe to go to Walmart to buy booze and lottery tickets, but, while there, you couldn't buy seeds and other garden supplies or paint for your home? Then, on your way home, you could stop at your local pot shop to buy marihuana. Was it science or about revenue for the state? What BS!

So did people die because they bought booze, lottery tickets, couldn't buy seed, other garden supplies, paint or marijuana (I spell check it)?

[QUOTE=MrCoffee68;5011285]So the governor follows the science? What science showed that it was safe to go to Walmart to buy booze and lottery tickets, but, while there, you couldn't buy seeds and other garden supplies or paint for your home? Then, on your way home, you could stop at your local pot shop to buy marihuana. Was it science or about revenue for the state? What BS![/QUOTE]

[QUOTE=AirTouchOne;5011389]So did people die because they bought booze, lottery tickets, couldn't buy seed, other garden supplies, paint or marijuana (I spell check it)?[/QUOTE]People died because they were over the age of 80 or they had severe comorbidities like obesity, high blood pressure, hypertension and more. Compound this with the action of FuhrWhitmer to put sick seniors into nursing homes, prevent them from being tested beforehand and then not providing those facilities with the resources to handle those types of patients. Of course, let's not forget that when you listen to the radio every morning and hear the death rate that most of those are record reviews, where they later determine that they found the corpse had tested positive for Covid despite dying of a gunshot wound to the head from depression. The virus is real, the response by our local leaders was the joke. If we had went the route of Sweden, most of your strip clubs and Magic Touch in Lansing would still be open, since we would have locked down the most vulnerable and not everyone.

I hate the fact that the most AMPs that offer more service in the area are down in Jackson, whereas it is totally hit or miss up here in Lansing.

[QUOTE=AirTouchOne;5011389]So did people die because they bought booze, lottery tickets, couldn't buy seed, other garden supplies, paint or marijuana (I spell check it)?[/QUOTE]Sorry, I guess it was too early in the morning. I can't believe spell check didn't catch my sloppy typing.

My point was, why was it more dangerous to buy garden supplies and paint, than lottery tickets, booze and marijuana (I have nothing against any of them)? What sense did it make to be in a store, buy booze and lottery tickets, but not be able to buy, in the same store, things to help feed a family and maintain a home? Does the virus live longer on garden supplies than on booze bottles? BTW, I bought booze during that time, but was unable to plant my early vegetables, thanks to Whitmire. I'd love to see the science on that decision. I think it was more of a math decision, more tax dollars. Could have also been because of better lobbyist.

[QUOTE=TheDarqRyder;5012139]People died because they were over the age of 80 or they had severe comorbidities like obesity, high blood pressure, hypertension and more. Compound this with the action of FuhrWhitmer to put sick seniors into nursing homes, prevent them from being tested beforehand and then not providing those facilities with the resources to handle those types of patients. Of course, let's not forget that when you listen to the radio every morning and hear the death rate that most of those are record reviews, where they later determine that they found the corpse had tested positive for Covid despite dying of a gunshot wound to the head from depression. The virus is real, the response by our local leaders was the joke. If we had went the route of Sweden, most of your strip clubs and Magic Touch in Lansing would still be open, since we would have locked down the most vulnerable and not everyone.

I hate the fact that the most AMPs that offer more service in the area are down in Jackson, whereas it is totally hit or miss up here in Lansing.[/QUOTE]Darq Ryder, you are part right, but mostly off on the science. Yes, 80+ year olds and people with certain comorbitities are at greater risk for serious covid complications, but plenty of otherwise healthy people in their 20's-60's have died and many more have been extremely sick and hospitalised for weeks. I have had to treat many of them and not wearing masks or being around people who don't wear masks is regularly key to them becoming infected. Also, someone still has to give it to older people and people with comorbitities. If someone is spreading it they can infect someone who cares for the elderly or infect someone with type 2 diabetes, undiagnosed heart disease or high blood pressure all of which are found in extremely high rates in most parts of the US.

Mr. Coffee, you clearly missed the obvious point that I was writing about mask mandates being good science. I can understand why you are citing stuff that politicised the state orders since, unlike me, you haven't had to intubate an otherwise healthy 37 year old (intubating is putting a tube down the throat of someone to put them on a ventilator). The fact that for a couple of weeks in the Spring some garden shops misinterpreted a state order or that order was overboard (I had no problem shopping in the lawn and garden section at Lowes and my local store at that time) does not change all the lives that were saved by having a statewide mask mandate and social distancing. It is not a coincidence that now that the state supreme court has overturned the governor's statewide orders both the state department of health and local health authorities are reinstituting them. I don't care about the politics. I do care about my patients and their families, and I can tell you the virus doesn't care whether you are democrat or republican, like Whitmer or don't, it just wants to find a way to get into your system amd replicate ans spread.

I felt the need to respond given the inaccuracies. With that said, whenever I decide to go somewhere for a massage is Lucky the best in the area (it sounds like Miki is great)?