Massage Parlor Reports

[CafeRaceritali]

Hey all, I'm not looking for locations, just some wisdom from some of the more experienced mongers. Has anyone ever gone into a foot massage place to get a foot massage, and had it end with a handshake? Just curious. I'm kinda getting bored with body massages but don't want to waste my time.

[Avg Joe]

Don't quite understand the uproar about pictures.

If the picture is a close enough likeness then I'm ok with that. If it's not a close likeness then I just walk.

I understand, in more ways than one why girls do not want their real picture associated with any ad. That's their choice but if they put up a pic that is not a true representation of what they really look like then it's my choice to walk away and find someone else.

To everyone complaining about the girls fake pics I have just one thing to say, where is your picture?

Avg Joe.

[Member #5028]

Yeah, because in today's world, it's so effing difficult to take a picture of yourself. If they can't post pictures of themselves, they're fakes. End of story.

I know its very easy to use your real picture. I think the reason they aren't using their real pictures are because they want to remain private. I am okay with that. I don't want my picture out there either. If the pictures being "fake" is an automatic no-go for you, that's fine. But I'm sure a lot of the fellas on here would be willing to overlook the "fake" pics if they know that the girl looks pretty close to those pics and knows what do do with her hands. For the girls I mentioned (and a couple others), I'm happy to pass along that information.

[FngrBngr]

Red envelope is a significant part of Chinese culture. So, people in the East and Southeast Asian countries near by and have been historically influenced or have been a major immigration destination in history will know what red envelope means. Even if they do not observe the new year of Lunar calendar. I believe Korean and Japanese and Vietnamese would observe the Lunar new year.

The Asian exceptions are People from India and Russia and their adjacent countries in South and Central Asia, they don't observe Chinese culture that much.

In this world, girls from Korea and Thai would definitely know and understand your gesture.

Interesting.

[HeadFirst80]

Paid another visit couple of weeks back and performance is still on par. If you PMed me already and I didn't get to it please resend it as I lost track during my long vacation who I responded to so far.

[WhiteRookDown]

Yeah, because in today's world, it's so effing difficult to take a picture of yourself. If they can't post pictures of themselves, they're fakes. End of story.

A lot of girls post pictures that are not really them, but a fair representation of what they look like. I have seen several, including Nylah (I agree with what Xabi and CoolPatrick wrote about her, fwiw), her friend Sarah (who I enjoyed a good bit more), and others (e. G. , a couple of the girls at the place on Irving by the highway), who post pictures that look pretty close to what they look like, but are not them. So, maybe it would be better to say "fair representation" rather than "accurate. " Either way, the pictures are not "real" pictures, but I wouldn't characterize them as "fakes" either.

When you show up and the girl looks nothing like the picture, that is what I consider a fake, and that gets me ticked off.

[Ron M]

The girls I've seen are actually the one that's posted in her ad. I'd rather have a girl post no pics rather than posting a pic that's close to what they look like. At least this way there's less of a disappointment when you see her. The girls I've seen that didn't post a pic of themselves turned out to be a lot of fun.

[Member #5028]

Accurate for me means true and real and recent and if it's not me when you get here it's free. Drop me into the 'confused' group.

That's why this forum is so valuable. Good discussion.

A lot of girls post pictures that are not really them, but a fair representation of what they look like. I have seen several, including Nylah (I agree with what Xabi and CoolPatrick wrote about her, fwiw), her friend Sarah (who I enjoyed a good bit more), and others (e. G. , a couple of the girls at the place on Irving by the highway), who post pictures that look pretty close to what they look like, but are not them. So, maybe it would be better to say "fair representation" rather than "accurate. " Either way, the pictures are not "real" pictures, but I wouldn't characterize them as "fakes" either.

When you show up and the girl looks nothing like the picture, that is what I consider a fake, and that gets me ticked off.

[Head First]

When I saw accurate I thought he was implying the pictures were real. So easy for someone to get confused.

Accurate for me means true and real and recent and if it's not me when you get here it's free. Drop me into the 'confused' group.

That's why this forum is so valuable. Good discussion.

[JolieThornDog]

Monday, February 8th, is Chinese New Year.

Tell your Chinese friends "Xīnniand kuil" (Phonetically: sshin-nyen kwhy-ler). (Literally "Year" "Happy".

Here's a link with some other tidbits. One that most people know about is "Red Envelopes" with money. I would suggest the regular tip in cash. And the "gift" tip inside the Envelope. Chocolates are considered nice gifts from special friends. Or fruit, etc. Another possibility, is tell her you want to "take care" of her today. "You work so hard. I want you to relax. " And give her a nice foot or body massage. The idea is to pay it forward. I assure you she will find a way to repay you.

http://www.chinahighlights.com/trave...in-chinese.htm

Happy New Year. Bob.

Informative I've tried finding a good site that gives this type info. Tried a few and didn't work, the woman looked more confused than me. Want to communicate to see if more can be had.

[CoolPatrick]

Are these for Chinese therapists only. Or all Asian?

Thanks.

Finger.

Red envelope is a significant part of Chinese culture. So, people in the East and Southeast Asian countries near by and have been historically influenced or have been a major immigration destination in history will know what red envelope means. Even if they do not observe the new year of Lunar calendar. I believe Korean and Japanese and Vietnamese would observe the Lunar new year.

The Asian exceptions are People from India and Russia and their adjacent countries in South and Central Asia, they don't observe Chinese culture that much.

In this world, girls from Korea and Thai would definitely know and understand your gesture.

[FngrBngr]

Monday, February 8th, is Chinese New Year.

Tell your Chinese friends "Xīnniand kuil" (Phonetically: sshin-nyen kwhy-ler). (Literally "Year" "Happy".

Here's a link with some other tidbits. One that most people know about is "Red Envelopes" with money. I would suggest the regular tip in cash. And the "gift" tip inside the Envelope. Chocolates are considered nice gifts from special friends. Or fruit, etc. Another possibility, is tell her you want to "take care" of her today. "You work so hard. I want you to relax. " And give her a nice foot or body massage. The idea is to pay it forward. I assure you she will find a way to repay you.

http://www.chinahighlights.com/trave...in-chinese.htm

Happy New Year. Bob.

Are these for Chinese therapists only. Or all Asian?

Thanks.

Finger.

[Bob521]

Monday, February 8th, is Chinese New Year.

Tell your Chinese friends "Xīnniáand kuàilè" (Phonetically: sshin-nyen kwhy-ler). (Literally "Year" "Happy".

Here's a link with some other tidbits. One that most people know about is "Red Envelopes" with money. I would suggest the regular tip in cash. And the "gift" tip inside the Envelope. Chocolates are considered nice gifts from special friends. Or fruit, etc. Another possibility, is tell her you want to "take care" of her today. "You work so hard. I want you to relax. " And give her a nice foot or body massage. The idea is to pay it forward. I assure you she will find a way to repay you.

http://www.chinahighlights.com/trave...in-chinese.htm

Happy New Year. Bob.

[DMichaels69]

When I saw accurate I thought he was implying the pictures were real. So easy for someone to get confused.

You have your idea of 411 and so do I. I shun when I recognize the girl in the photo and nothing is mentioned in the review, and the review has no specific details, except for the same standard jargon in each and every one.

That post was not typed over weeks or pulled off a detailed hand written diary. It wasn't even yanked from the very elite memory of a monger. (Heck if I don't post about a dream in the next day or two I already forget the girls #, link to her add, and what color her bush was. That post was written in an instant like my term papers in college that I did a lot of copy and paste on, just like the post at issue. Gullibility at its finest I guess.

Maybe I'll let it slide from now on. Apologies.

[Mannheim]

Sheesh. Chill dude. Saying pictures are accurate means they are a fair representation of what the girl looks like, not that the pictures are of the girl.

You have your idea of 411 and so do I. I shun when I recognize the girl in the photo and nothing is mentioned in the review, and the review has no specific details, except for the same standard jargon in each and every one.

That post was not typed over weeks or pulled off a detailed hand written diary. It wasn't even yanked from the very elite memory of a monger. (Heck if I don't post about a dream in the next day or two I already forget the girls #, link to her add, and what color her bush was. That post was written in an instant like my term papers in college that I did a lot of copy and paste on, just like the post at issue. Gullibility at its finest I guess.

Maybe I'll let it slide from now on. Apologies.