Massage Parlor Reports

**Adobe** · 07-02-15 00:11

I've done 4 hands on a few occasions. The best was when the two ladies were both in their twenties, both slender, both true coed types. Each of them was wearing a sexy outfit. Leotard, nighty, thigh-highs, high heels. Yeah.

It was hot. They worked on me simultaneously, and worked on my member simultaneously, and they let me pop twice in the course of the hour. The damage was a lot less than what an AMP might try for. IMHO, if the AMP is.

Not busy, then you shouldn't have to pay double the house fee. And if the AMP isn't busy, then one of the ladies working on your would have received zero in tips if not for you, so I think a discount is in order.

I've been AMPs in Massachusetts where I've had a 4-hand session for an extra 50, period. That was for a half-hour appointment.

IMHO, it's not worth it to shell out 320 for 2 MP workers to attend to you. Just my 2 cents.

Adobe.

**Woody32** · 07-01-15 23:47

I did it a couple of times, the idea is great and the deed is fun but not anything like the movies. Every time you change girls they change the cover. The stops in action kinda kill the mood. I paid $320. For me I would take 2 single sessions. Hope this helps. W.

**Tommy Anonymus** · 07-01-15 19:00

Like most guys, I've thought about being with 2 girls at once but haven't pulled it off. Rather than talk my GF into something that will complicate our lives, I thought I'd turn to the trained professionals in the AMPs.

Have any of you guys done this and have any tips to share?

I'm assuming that 2 girls /1 hour will just be double the regular house and tip, with maybe the girls wanting a little extra tip for doing something out of the ordinary. I won't want much of a massage: let's face it, it's not the 4 hands that's exciting, it's the 4 boobs and the 2. You get the picture. I recall an older post where someone said that it was more like 2 consecutive FS sessions, and not like a movie where they are trading off. Is that generally the case? Will they complain about 2 pops?

If anyone has any recommendations on how to make the most of this, or any good stories, please share.

**Bostsouth** · 07-01-15 08:07

Anyone out there keep in touch with Sunny from Admiral? I know a few did a few years back during hiatus. I am down in Flushing area now and then and would love to know if she might be working there. If yes I could provide my contact info for you to pass on. Thought I'd give it a try, she is special saw her many times and believe she'd see me again. Pm me please

Thanks.

**Ambrose** · 06-30-15 20:20

Originally Posted by JoySung96 [View Original Post]

How is this place now a days?

I am thinking about going.

Also where should you park your car?

Any kind of info would be great!!

Place is good, park your car in the parking lot or if you are worried about someone seeing your car park on the street and walk.

**JoySung96** · 06-30-15 18:59

Originally Posted by AmpExplorer [View Original Post]

My personal situation has changed placing me further from rt 95 from MA to Ri.

Looks like Pawtucket is at its last stand.

Been to FE, P.S. Prior to all the dramatic changes in RI.

I really enjoyed the TS / bodywork received at the RI AMPs. Knew the FS from HE type places. There was variety and choices.

As a masshole all I can sense is it still worth the effort to go to RI? If I go seems like I have to park my car quite a bits way?

The level of service I would be happy w / o FS but how much longer will it be worth it for anyone?

I would also like to know if HS is still any pretty good.

**JoySung96** · 06-30-15 13:14

How is this place now a days?

I am thinking about going.

Also where should you park your car?

Any kind of info would be great!!

**SMS 54** · 06-28-15 23:11

Originally Posted by SrDiablito [View Original Post]

These 'researchers' have done what a lot of so called academics do: find all the research you can that supports your position and ignore the rest. I studied statistics in college and I remember a professor who said that you can find data to support any position you want.

The biggest flaw in their argument is that there is an assumption that if you make something illegal it will go away. Never worked with alcohol. Pot or prostitution. If people want something all you can do is tax it and regulate it.

The gov't can only ATTEMPT to tax and regulate.

**Member #4063** · 06-28-15 17:28

These 'researchers' have done what a lot of so called academics do: find all the research you can that supports your position and ignore the rest. I studied statistics in college and I remember a professor who said that you can find data to support any position you want.

The biggest flaw in their argument is that there is an assumption that if you make something illegal it will go away. Never worked with alcohol. Pot or prostitution. If people want something all you can do is tax it and regulate it.

Very well said agree with your thinking here.

**Sr Diablito** · 06-28-15 16:56

Originally Posted by Member#4063 [View Original Post]

Statistics are often used to "prove" cause and effect. The technique is called regression and the result is correlation. The user then makes the case that there is cause and effect, which many times is not at all the actual relationship. These two "academics" are a very good example of this approach. There may be a correlation between reviews on the internet and prostitution but the conclusion that one has driven the activity of the other is bogus.

These 'researchers' have done what a lot of so called academics do: find all the research you can that supports your position and ignore the rest. I studied statistics in college and I remember a professor who said that you can find data to support any position you want.

The biggest flaw in their argument is that there is an assumption that if you make something illegal it will go away. Never worked with alcohol. Pot or prostitution. If people want something all you can do is tax it and regulate it.

**AmpExplorer** · 06-28-15 11:45

My personal situation has changed placing me further from rt 95 from MA to Ri.

Looks like Pawtucket is at its last stand.

Been to FE, P.S. Prior to all the dramatic changes in RI.

I really enjoyed the TS / bodywork received at the RI AMPs. Knew the FS from HE type places. There was variety and choices.

As a masshole all I can sense is it still worth the effort to go to RI? If I go seems like I have to park my car quite a bits way?

The level of service I would be happy w / o FS but how much longer will it be worth it for anyone?

**Member #4063** · 06-27-15 09:23

Statistics are often used to "prove" cause and effect. The technique is called regression and the result is correlation. The user then makes the case that there is cause and effect, which many times is not at all the actual relationship. These two "academics" are a very good example of this approach. There may be a correlation between reviews on the internet and prostitution but the conclusion that one has driven the activity of the other is bogus.

**Tommy Anonymus** · 06-26-15 23:10

Originally Posted by iamioman [View Original Post]

She cites the growth in online reviews of providers in RI over a 10+ year span as evidence that prostitution in RI increased greatly during those years. Go back and look at the years. They are the years (starting in 1995) when the public at large started getting on the internet in a big way (1995+).

Of course there aren't going to be as many online reviews when there weren't as many people online to post reviews. I would bet you $1000 there's a similar increase in the rate of restaurant reviews in RI over the same span of yuears, does that mean people went out to eat (or ate that much more) during those same years?

She may think she has noble goals but if this report is any indication Hughes is a bullshit academic.

Exactly right. To make her point, all she would have to do is compare growth in online reviews in RI to online reviews in another state that didn't have a legal loophole. The fact that she didn't means that either she doesn't understand statistics or that the data doesn't support her point so she leaves it out. Either way, shoddy scholarship. But we already knew that she's a crusader more than an academic. Her conclusions were decided before the data was gathered.

**Choir Boy** · 06-26-15 21:02

Originally Posted by Ambrose [View Original Post]

No, their clothes are covering them from their necks to their feet. Like the new ordinance states, looks like they are going by the rules.

Thanks; that's what I thought.

Originally Posted by TsLover42 [View Original Post]

As you know, I prefer AMP's and am only reporting from PM's. But at both Enso and Opulence isn't it what they're wearing or not wearing at the end that counts. IMHO? I really doubt that I will ever go to Opulence but any reports here would be welcomed, I'm sure.

And I really loved those shorts that Yoko and Cece wore.

I do prefer the skimpy outfits. I guess the law is the law, at least in some establishments. The lady I saw at Pleasant Street was dressed in a skimpy negligee thing.

**Rei Haragoma** · 06-26-15 18:39

Originally Posted by SrDiablito [View Original Post]

Given the current climate I think it's time for a weekend in Flushing. Anyone have any intel on AMPs, hotels, restaurants, etc?

If you like Chinese food, the absolute best place is The Red Bowl Noodle Shop, 50-52 Main Street in Flushing. 5 stars in everything they serve. Always busy it seems, but top-notch food with a ginormous menu, and generous portions, all moderately priced.

Get out of Flushing for a motel. Try the Crown Motor Inn, 7401 Queens Blvd in Elmhurst. Parking right at the Inn. Decent rates, and you can rent for 4 hours minimum if you want. Run by friendly Latino people; place is clean; and you can get a room with a HUGE Jacuzzi, which you and your lady friend will enjoy, and will set the mood!

I can't offer an AMP however, but there's plenty nearby. I suggest the forums for locations.