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Yep. The guy who ran the hot site throws in the towel once more without allowing us a chance to at least have one more chance to glean the good info from the site. There were a few reviews I'd seen on there that I intended to get back to soon. Too late!
So, all you hot veterans - it'd be cool to stay in touch with some of ya'll. I know most of you are on here too. If you don't mind, throw mw a PM with your email addy.
It has been obvious that Kayla's business has been seriously dropping. You know Kayla, of the site everyone has picked to be the biggest ripoff in Atlanta for 8-9 years in a row?
Well now she is offering phone sex. Can you imagine that fat pig on the other end of the line? Even better, with her unscrupulous practices, can you imagine that fat pig with your credit card number?
Anyway, there is a post and details on her site.
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Is there an age limit, or actualy an age minimum to get an escort?
I'm just wondering if you neccesarily have to be eighteen or not.
Prostitution Crackdown in Gwinnett Village
Police clean up more than litter
By GEORGE CHIDI
The Atlanta Journal-Constitution
Published on: 07/31/07
The woman wore short shorts and a T-shirt as she climbed out of a Chevy Astro van that reeked of marijuana.
It was Friday night at the corner of Brook Hollow Parkway and Indian Trail-Lilburn Road, a hotbed of prostitution and drugs, and it was time for her to start work.
The woman stood there in a kind of slow-motion hustle, locking eyes with men in passing cars. Many slowed as they approached. Some stopped. She waited for them to make the first move.
"I've got a room," she told one man.
They worked out a deal. Twenty bucks. He followed as she walked toward to a nearby motel.
Then the cops swooped in.
The man didn't know until he saw police officers with guns drawn that the woman was an undercover cop. He had stumbled into a prostitution sting on one of Gwinnett County's most notorious street corners, a run-down neighborhood that community leaders want to clean up.
Just off I-85 in Norcross, Gwinnett Village contains about 12 percent of the county population but accounts for nearly 66 percent of all arrests for prostitution, pimping and related crimes in Gwinnett County, according to a report that business leaders commissioned last year.
Most of the crime can be traced to a few street corners, said Chuck Warbington, director of the Gwinnett Village Community Improvement District, an organization of businesses that tax themselves to pay for neighborhood projects.
The area around Brook Hollow Parkway and Indian Trail Road is so well known as a haven for prostitution that many free ads for "erotic services" on the Craigslist Web site point to Norcross as a meeting place. Police say the people who post those ads often meet customers in motels around Gwinnett Village.
If it weren't for the discarded baggies of crack cocaine and prostitutes prowling the street, developers might transform the neighborhood the way they have changed so many other places in metro Atlanta. Warbington and other community leaders want to encourage that transformation. They're working with the Norcross Police Department to try to drive out the crime.
The police department has four female officers who work the undercover detail. On their first prostitution sting, in 2004, police hoped to apprehend three johns, they said, but wound up charging 11. Since then, the four female cops have arrested about 130 johns. Cops also have arrested several prostitutes.
Those efforts seem to be paying off — graffiti is down, Warbington said — but prostitution remains a problem.
So the woman in short shorts climbed out of the minivan — police seized it from a drug trafficker — and went to work one recent Friday night.
Men in cars and trucks pulled up about once every seven minutes.
One man slowed his truck to chat her up.
"I'm just trying to make some extra money," she said.
He asked something.
"What do you mean, everything?" she asked.
Typically, the officer said, she waits for a man to request something specific and then offers a price. She said she usually starts around $20. Some men ask whether she's a police officer.
"Come on, I ain't no damn cop," she told the man in the truck.
The man drove away.
Next came a van with several men.
"The more the merrier, but it'll cost you," she told them. "Come on now, make up your mind."
They drove away, too.
The evening's first bust came after a man struck a deal with the woman and drove into a restaurant parking lot. Suddenly four police officers who had been in a nearby truck roared up and blocked in his car. They leapt out of the truck, guns drawn and put the man in handcuffs.
During the arrest, the undercover officer walked back to the Chevy Astro to talk with her boss, Capt. Clay Thompson of the Norcross Police Department.
Police don't try to bust everyone, he said, just the people they believe are serious.
"I'm not looking for someone who made an accident," Thompson said. "I'm looking for someone who makes a conscious decision and follows through."
Five minutes after the first arrest, the undercover cop returned to the street.
About an hour later, she saw a white car in the driveway of the Red Roof Inn across the street from the Waffle House. The driver had time to pull into traffic. Instead, he lingered for a while.
A minute later, she watched the skulking driver roll twenty yards down the road. He pulled into the Chevron station but didn't buy gas. He parked where he could get a better view.
The cops see something like this every time, Thompson said later. The driver was probably a potential john, looking for a sting.
As the man in the white car watched and waited, a man in a truck pulled up to the woman and asked her a question.
"Just trying to get some money," she replied. "Do I look like a cop?"
After another moment or two, the woman turned to walk toward the nearby Knight's Inn. The man in the truck followed. And the white car lurking across the street drove in behind them.
Police swooped in again, guns drawn.
They charged a 24-year-old construction worker from Guatemala living in Bethlehem with loitering for sex. The white car disappeared in the commotion.
During the next few hours, the cops arrested five other men, a light haul by their standards.
They would have kept going, they said, but the undercover officer had to work a patrol shift that started at 11 p.m.
She and her colleagues drove back to the police station, where she swapped the shorts shorts and T-shirt for blue pants and a gunbelt. She kept the alternate uniform handy, though.
She figures she may need it again.
[QUOTE=Unvme601]Is there an age limit, or actualy an age minimum to get an escort?
I'm just wondering if you neccesarily have to be eighteen or not.[/QUOTE]
That would depend on the provider, but I would think many of them would not want to see someone who looked too young because they don't need to mess with "jailbait". But it's not like they check IDs, so if you act fairly mature, then they probably wouldn't care.
Has anyone ever been to the Buford Twin? Does it still exist? Does anyone know of any other adult theaters in the area?
Bugs
i always thought even though your loitering,if you ask them if there a cop they have to tell you yes,am i wrong on this one..i have picked up several women in the years past but i guess i am a lurker also i ride around about two hundred times to just make sure of the seen. [QUOTE=Microcosm]Prostitution Crackdown in Gwinnett Village
Police clean up more than litter
By GEORGE CHIDI
The Atlanta Journal-Constitution
Published on: 07/31/07
The woman wore short shorts and a T-shirt as she climbed out of a Chevy Astro van that reeked of marijuana.
It was Friday night at the corner of Brook Hollow Parkway and Indian Trail-Lilburn Road, a hotbed of prostitution and drugs, and it was time for her to start work.
The woman stood there in a kind of slow-motion hustle, locking eyes with men in passing cars. Many slowed as they approached. Some stopped. She waited for them to make the first move.
"I've got a room," she told one man.
They worked out a deal. Twenty bucks. He followed as she walked toward to a nearby motel.
Then the cops swooped in.
The man didn't know until he saw police officers with guns drawn that the woman was an undercover cop. He had stumbled into a prostitution sting on one of Gwinnett County's most notorious street corners, a run-down neighborhood that community leaders want to clean up.
Just off I-85 in Norcross, Gwinnett Village contains about 12 percent of the county population but accounts for nearly 66 percent of all arrests for prostitution, pimping and related crimes in Gwinnett County, according to a report that business leaders commissioned last year.
Most of the crime can be traced to a few street corners, said Chuck Warbington, director of the Gwinnett Village Community Improvement District, an organization of businesses that tax themselves to pay for neighborhood projects.
The area around Brook Hollow Parkway and Indian Trail Road is so well known as a haven for prostitution that many free ads for "erotic services" on the Craigslist Web site point to Norcross as a meeting place. Police say the people who post those ads often meet customers in motels around Gwinnett Village.
If it weren't for the discarded baggies of crack cocaine and prostitutes prowling the street, developers might transform the neighborhood the way they have changed so many other places in metro Atlanta. Warbington and other community leaders want to encourage that transformation. They're working with the Norcross Police Department to try to drive out the crime.
The police department has four female officers who work the undercover detail. On their first prostitution sting, in 2004, police hoped to apprehend three johns, they said, but wound up charging 11. Since then, the four female cops have arrested about 130 johns. Cops also have arrested several prostitutes.
Those efforts seem to be paying off — graffiti is down, Warbington said — but prostitution remains a problem.
So the woman in short shorts climbed out of the minivan — police seized it from a drug trafficker — and went to work one recent Friday night.
Men in cars and trucks pulled up about once every seven minutes.
One man slowed his truck to chat her up.
"I'm just trying to make some extra money," she said.
He asked something.
"What do you mean, everything?" she asked.
Typically, the officer said, she waits for a man to request something specific and then offers a price. She said she usually starts around $20. Some men ask whether she's a police officer.
"Come on, I ain't no damn cop," she told the man in the truck.
The man drove away.
Next came a van with several men.
"The more the merrier, but it'll cost you," she told them. "Come on now, make up your mind."
They drove away, too.
The evening's first bust came after a man struck a deal with the woman and drove into a restaurant parking lot. Suddenly four police officers who had been in a nearby truck roared up and blocked in his car. They leapt out of the truck, guns drawn and put the man in handcuffs.
During the arrest, the undercover officer walked back to the Chevy Astro to talk with her boss, Capt. Clay Thompson of the Norcross Police Department.
Police don't try to bust everyone, he said, just the people they believe are serious.
"I'm not looking for someone who made an accident," Thompson said. "I'm looking for someone who makes a conscious decision and follows through."
Five minutes after the first arrest, the undercover cop returned to the street.
About an hour later, she saw a white car in the driveway of the Red Roof Inn across the street from the Waffle House. The driver had time to pull into traffic. Instead, he lingered for a while.
A minute later, she watched the skulking driver roll twenty yards down the road. He pulled into the Chevron station but didn't buy gas. He parked where he could get a better view.
The cops see something like this every time, Thompson said later. The driver was probably a potential john, looking for a sting.
As the man in the white car watched and waited, a man in a truck pulled up to the woman and asked her a question.
"Just trying to get some money," she replied. "Do I look like a cop?"
After another moment or two, the woman turned to walk toward the nearby Knight's Inn. The man in the truck followed. And the white car lurking across the street drove in behind them.
Police swooped in again, guns drawn.
They charged a 24-year-old construction worker from Guatemala living in Bethlehem with loitering for sex. The white car disappeared in the commotion.
During the next few hours, the cops arrested five other men, a light haul by their standards.
They would have kept going, they said, but the undercover officer had to work a patrol shift that started at 11 p.m.
She and her colleagues drove back to the police station, where she swapped the shorts shorts and T-shirt for blue pants and a gunbelt. She kept the alternate uniform handy, though.
She figures she may need it again.[/QUOTE]
[QUOTE=Renagadecoupe]i always thought even though your loitering,if you ask them if there a cop they have to tell you yes,am i wrong on this one..i have picked up several women in the years past but i guess i am a lurker also i ride around about two hundred times to just make sure of the seen.[/QUOTE]
In theory if they don't mention they're a cop a case could be made for entrapment, but what they want in these stings is arrests, not convictions... its the arrests that put people off and shut down the activity.
Police make procedural errors all the time - any good attorney can usually make use of them - but that doesn't help when youre sitting in that jail cell the first night!
O.
[QUOTE=Microcosm]Prostitution Crackdown in Gwinnett Village
Just off I-85 in Norcross, Gwinnett Village contains about 12 percent of the county population but accounts for nearly 66 percent of all arrests for prostitution, pimping and related crimes in Gwinnett County, according to a report that business leaders commissioned last year.
[/QUOTE]
I'm in Gwinnett and have seen at least 3 providers at those hotels in that area. I met them off the Quest phone line though. Gwinnett seems to be really cracking down lately or maybe they are just getting more press/attention for their efforts. Anyway it is unfortunate.
I cruised down Brook Hollow to Indian Trail yesterday. Very quiet. Didn't see anyone even walking on the street, much less looking like a provider. This was at the 2:00 pm timeframe.
Interesting article - no big surprises. First rule of picking up an SW - don't say anything until they are in your car and you are driving. These guys who talk up a deal on the streets and *follow her to her room* are just asking for it.
Actually they CAN say NO if you ask them if they're LE. I saw this clarified on a COPS episode once where the officer said that it's part of playing the role of a prostitute/john depending on what kind of sting is going on. Personally I like to see them go with someone else and come back before I make an approach. But I have been out of the SW scene for a long time. CL and Quest seem to get me enough contacts.
FO
[QUOTE=Renagadecoupe]i always thought even though your loitering,if you ask them if there a cop they have to tell you yes,am i wrong on this one..i have picked up several women in the years past but i guess i am a lurker also i ride around about two hundred times to just make sure of the seen.[/QUOTE]
[QUOTE=Firm Offer]Actually they CAN say NO if you ask them if they're LE. I saw this clarified on a COPS episode once where the officer said that it's part of playing the role of a prostitute/john depending on what kind of sting is going on. Personally I like to see them go with someone else and come back before I make an approach. But I have been out of the SW scene for a long time. CL and Quest seem to get me enough contacts.
FO[/QUOTE]Firm Offer is correct. They can say whatever they want it doesn't constitute entrapment. Actually LE isn't to concerned about entrapment for one BIG reason. Entrapment is called a "pure defense". That means the burden is on the defendant to PROVE to a jury, by a preponderance of the evidence that an officer COERCED you into doing something that you would not have ordinarily done. A couple of things to emphasize here; "to a jury" that means you go to trial, no plea bargains; "by a preponderance of the evidence", meaning it is more likely than not that you would not have done it; and last but not least "coercion", you have to prove you were coerced into breaking the law.
The flip side of that is LE's burden to rebut your entrapment defense. They simply have to show that the simply "provided you with an opportunity" to commit the crime that you are predisposed to commit.
So, if you plan on using the old "are you a cop" technique to avoid arrest, forget about it! You better have another strategy.
BTW, I'm not LE, but did spend a few years in law school back in the 90's.
[QUOTE=Ozymandias]In theory if they don't mention they're a cop a case could be made for entrapment, but what they want in these stings is arrests, not convictions... its the arrests that put people off and shut down the activity.
Police make procedural errors all the time - any good attorney can usually make use of them - but that doesn't help when youre sitting in that jail cell the first night!
O.[/QUOTE]
Exactly...
[QUOTE=Firm Offer]But I have been out of the SW scene for a long time. CL and Quest seem to get me enough contacts.
FO[/QUOTE]I have seen y'all talk about Quest in the past. What is Quest and how does it work? Is it online?
[QUOTE=Aaglen]Interesting article - no big surprises. First rule of picking up an SW - don't say anything until they are in your car and you are driving. These guys who talk up a deal on the streets and *follow her to her room* are just asking for it.[/QUOTE]
Yes, this is what I've always heard. Get them in the car and once you are driving and you don't see anyone following you, then you can do the "LE check" (feel their titty and they feel your crotch) and then talk business. I don't know how many guys do the LE check...I've never picked up a SW, but I did do it once with a Quest provider who wanted me to meet her at a fast food place. She was fine with it and it definitely let me know she wasn't LE.
A new strategy that I've heard is to off the potential SW money for nude photos. This isn't against the law....then when you get them naked, you can offer another .2 or whatever for what you really want. However, the downside of this is that you don't know the total price beforehand and you probably end up paying more than you would otherwise (even though you get some pics to partly make up for it).
[QUOTE=Bob Forchix]
So, if you plan on using the old "are you a cop" technique to avoid arrest, forget about it! You better have another strategy.
[/QUOTE]
My only direct knowledge of this is from my friend who was busted for selling drugs (I think it was meth or "ice" or something) to an undercover cop. He asked the guy if he was LE and he said "No"....and my friend ended up spending a year in jail.
So the "are you a cop" question is worthless, except to maybe give a false sense of security.
[QUOTE=Peter Johnson]My only direct knowledge of this is from my friend who was busted for selling drugs (I think it was meth or "ice" or something) to an undercover cop. He asked the guy if he was LE and he said "No"....and my friend ended up spending a year in jail.
So the "are you a cop" question is worthless, except to maybe give a false sense of security.[/QUOTE]
Exactly... Your best bet is to say nothing of paying untill you see some titties so prettend you are just realy trying to get some for free.
[QUOTE=Gag on It]Exactly... Your best bet is to say nothing of paying untill you see some titties so prettend you are just realy trying to get some for free.[/QUOTE]Not only is that safer, you'll end up paying less as well. When negotiating a price, its always best not to be the person who first mentions a number.
Hi folks,
I've been out of the 'hobby' & lurking here for a while, this is my first post. I'm seriously considering diving back in, but I have a question about a specific provider I don't want to post in the open forum. Would one of you guys with T-E-R access drop me a PM? I would *really* appreciate the help.
JD
Hi all,
I'm new to Atlanta and I'm right by the airport.
Where can I go around here?
What is the usual price?
Thanks, I'll write a report if I find something good!
[QUOTE=Liljo]Hi all,
I'm new to Atlanta and I'm right by the airport.
Where can I go around here?
What is the usual price?
Thanks, I'll write a report if I find something good![/QUOTE]RTFF! Have you not bothered to even flip through a couple of pages?
The Girls-R-Fun on Northside Drive is gone. It is now a used furniture business. I'm not sure if they re-located or just shut down.
[QUOTE=Atlanta6969]The Girls-R-Fun on Northside Drive is gone. It is now a used furniture business. I'm not sure if they re-located or just shut down.[/QUOTE]Was Girls R Fun any good? I went there a few years ago and found it really shady, even with an atm in the private room! I didn't expect much but that was weird. I have to admit that their neon sign always made me smile, at least!
Anyone been to the place on Marietta St, studio 63 or whatever it's called?
[QUOTE=Eric Stud]Was Girls R Fun any good? I went there a few years ago and found it really shady, even with an atm in the private room! I didn't expect much but that was weird. I have to admit that their neon sign always made me smile, at least!
Anyone been to the place on Marietta St, studio 63 or whatever it's called?[/QUOTE]Girls-R-Fun was and had always been a jackshack...completely DIY. They had a pricelist on the wall tauting what you'd get for what you paid and for the highest price you'd get to touch the girl--just not they way you'd hope. Went a couple of times about 10 years ago when i first got into the hobby but never again after I realized there were places to go where they did the work for you!
[QUOTE=Atlanta6969]The Girls-R-Fun on Northside Drive is gone. It is now a used furniture business. I'm not sure if they re-located or just shut down.[/QUOTE]
Thank you dear god...
[QUOTE=Eric Stud]Was Girls R Fun any good? I went there a few years ago and found it really shady, even with an atm in the private room! I didn't expect much but that was weird. I have to admit that their neon sign always made me smile, at least!
Anyone been to the place on Marietta St, studio 63 or whatever it's called?[/QUOTE]I used to have fun there a couple of years ago, FS for about $$. It used to be this 30ish blonde there in the morning that would let me get 2 pops in an hour. She left and I stopped going.
I guarantee you studio 63 is nothing but a jack shack.
Anyone know where I can get a few blue diamonds from? Or maybe something for levitration?
PM me if you can help.
Kept seeing Peaches Delight posting on CL and also recall PJ's review saying she was cuter in person than her pictures showed. Since she is in my neck of the woods, and her rates are very reasonable, I decided to give her a try.
First, I have to agree that she is indeed more femine looking i person. HOWEVER, if not for the fact that I was simply looking for a quickie session, I would've turned around and left. She is a sweetie, but one can't help but react when she smiled and i realized there were teeth missing. I hate to stereotype, but between the messed up grill and the obvious drawl, she had country bumpkin written all over her.
Anyway, I had a choice between her and some other provider named Cream (Peaches and Cream, how nifty). I went with peaches, since she was energetic and Cream seemed quite reserved (btw, she looks to be late 30s/early 40s for those looking for a mature provider). We went to the back room, I paid .6 for a 15 min session, she called her service since they evidently time everything, I blocked out the bad teeth, and away we went. Unlike PJ's report, french was covered (she actually said ahead of time that everything was), did mish, and away i went. Typically I try to see if i can get a few extra minutes out of quick sessions, but for once I was happy to be in and out in less than 15.
She served the purpose at the time, but I won't be returning.
[url]http://atlanta.craigslist.org/search/ers?query=peaches+delight&minAsk=min&maxAsk=max[/url]
[QUOTE=Killakill]
I guarantee you studio 63 is nothing but a jack shack.[/QUOTE]
But, they've got a magnificent, well-designed Website!:
[url]http://www.studio-63.com/home.html[/url]
:-)
No teeth? I guess that explains why she doesn't smile in any of the photos. She doesn't have to enjoy it, but if she looks like she hates every minute of it, I won't be spending my time there!
[QUOTE=King Booka]Kept seeing Peaches Delight posting on CL and also recall PJ's review saying she was cuter in person than her pictures showed. Since she is in my neck of the woods, and her rates are very reasonable, I decided to give her a try.
First, I have to agree that she is indeed more femine looking i person. HOWEVER, if not for the fact that I was simply looking for a quickie session, I would've turned around and left. She is a sweetie, but one can't help but react when she smiled and i realized there were teeth missing. I hate to stereotype, but between the messed up grill and the obvious drawl, she had country bumpkin written all over her.
Anyway, I had a choice between her and some other provider named Cream (Peaches and Cream, how nifty). I went with peaches, since she was energetic and Cream seemed quite reserved (btw, she looks to be late 30s/early 40s for those looking for a mature provider). We went to the back room, I paid .6 for a 15 min session, she called her service since they evidently time everything, I blocked out the bad teeth, and away we went. Unlike PJ's report, french was covered (she actually said ahead of time that everything was), did mish, and away i went. Typically I try to see if i can get a few extra minutes out of quick sessions, but for once I was happy to be in and out in less than 15.
She served the purpose at the time, but I won't be returning.
[url]http://atlanta.craigslist.org/search/ers?query=peaches+delight&minAsk=min&maxAsk=max[/url][/QUOTE]
[QUOTE=Yuri Atl 13]No teeth? I guess that explains why she doesn't smile in any of the photos. She doesn't have to enjoy it, but if she looks like she hates every minute of it, I won't be spending my time there![/QUOTE]To her credit, she seemed to be enjoying herself and has a pleasant attitude.
Does anyone ever call girls out of the escort section of the Creative Loafing or is it all Craigs List these days? Pros / cons?
Thanks. Your opinion counts.
'Mansion Madam' pleads guilty to prostitution
By BEN SMITH
The Atlanta Journal-Constitution
Published on: 10/10/07
Former Penthouse model Lisa Ann Taylor pleaded guilty Wednesday to prostitution, holding a place of prostitution and possession of cocaine.
The so-called "Mansion Madam" must pay $150,000 to the court or give up her home at 2800 Sugarloaf Club Drive. The figure, according to Gwinnett District Attorney Danny Porter, is roughly equivalent to money he believes she earned from running a brothel.
"Her plea today ends all of her statements about the legality of her business," Porter said.
[QUOTE=Yuri Atl 13]No teeth? I guess that explains why she doesn't smile in any of the photos. She doesn't have to enjoy it, but if she looks like she hates every minute of it, I won't be spending my time there![/QUOTE]Man you have to try it. I bet you are missing one of the best bbbj of your life. I wish I was ther, I would explode all in her throat. No teeth is the best.
[QUOTE=The Don ATL]'Mansion Madam' pleads guilty to prostitution
By BEN SMITH
The Atlanta Journal-Constitution
Published on: 10/10/07
Former Penthouse model Lisa Ann Taylor pleaded guilty Wednesday to prostitution, holding a place of prostitution and possession of cocaine.
The so-called "Mansion Madam" must pay $150,000 to the court or give up her home at 2800 Sugarloaf Club Drive. The figure, according to Gwinnett District Attorney Danny Porter, is roughly equivalent to money he believes she earned from running a brothel.
"Her plea today ends all of her statements about the legality of her business," Porter said.[/QUOTE]
Let's see...the money she earned as a hooker ends up in the state treasury. I am going to tell the governor to hire more hookers so he can lower my taxes.
[QUOTE=Bobster Man]But, they've got a magnificent, well-designed Website!:
[url]http://www.studio-63.com/home.html[/url]
:-)[/QUOTE]From the look of the website, Studio 63 is run by, or at least copied the website of, XTC Atlanta on Piedmont. [url]http://www.xtcatlanta.com/index2.html[/url]
"No teeth is the best."
I know this guy is joking, but I've got to say - I used to see this woman regularly in another city. She wasn't some meth-mouth, crack-ho SW. She was sweet, hot, beautiful, and gave an excellent BBBJ. One day she totaled her car, bless her heart. When she was finally recovered and back in business, I went to see her again and my god! Her BBBJ was better than ever! When she was done, she revealed her secret. She'd lost her teeth in the wreck and had to wear dentures. She'd secretly slipped them out before going down on me (she was afraid I'd freak if I saw her take them out) and did the deed toothless. I said no problem!
[QUOTE=Slove]Man you have to try it. I bet you are missing one of the best bbbj of your life. I wish I was ther, I would explode all in her throat. No teeth is the best.[/QUOTE]
He didn't say NO teeth he said missing teeth.