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04-12-20 09:33 #6105Senior Member

Posts: 603Garvey Center place open
This is the large building with "Oriental" roofing, corner of Adelita. Place upstairs to your left. Decent looking Vietnamese MILF but wanted 160 for FS and other ridiculous figures so I left. She made tactical error by negotiating before she had her hand on my cock.
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04-10-20 12:22 #6104Regular Member

Posts: 16Early
Can anyone suggest a MP that is open in the morning? PM please.
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03-29-20 23:04 #6103Senior Member

Posts: 186Tough times, I can barely get a massage from my lady without having to beg all day and night for a week. Or longer.
Originally Posted by Adm888
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03-27-20 19:55 #6102Senior Member

Posts: 195Just a guess on my part but I think some parlors won't reopen when things get back to "normal. ".
I'm keeping in touch with my current favorite just in case.
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03-27-20 14:12 #6101Senior Member

Posts: 1074A perspective
If we can for a moment, try to look at this virus pandemic as criminals killing people in your city with a murder rate of 1-2 people killed per 100, we would be barricaded behind Doors, Locked and loaded.
Just say'in.
Baggens.
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03-26-20 14:45 #6100Senior Member

Posts: 710Agree, Also 1:40 Advice
DB, I am in complete agreement here, just like we hold to the idea that we treat these women decently when we do see them. They provide for me a feeling of connectedness that I can't get anywhere else. Also, with regard to your message in the Orange County collection, at first I was skeptical of one part bleach to 40 parts water as an anti-virus wipedown, too dilute, but now I've checked the CDC site and in fact they think 1:80 is fine. So, thanks again for passing this along. I wouldn't have thought of it myself.
Originally Posted by DildoBaggens
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(Meanwhile, my sense of sexual isolation, loneliness, slowly slowly grows, . . .).
Lift Her Up.
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03-26-20 13:48 #6099Senior Member

Posts: 1074Perfect advice. Think about your fellow human.
Originally Posted by JacobsLadder69
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03-25-20 23:11 #6098Regular Member

Posts: 121Living a life that's fearless and courageous is all well and good as long as you are not putting others at risk. Every encounter now is a big unknown and we can all be carriers. Time to think of others and do the right thing for the common good.
Originally Posted by Johnnytime
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03-25-20 23:01 #6097Regular Member

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03-25-20 15:42 #6096Senior Member

Posts: 8310-25 weak people that are couch potatoes that spend too much time eating junk food and look at the screens too much. Nothing new here. The weak always perish. My opinion will always be to live a fearless and courageous life, don't let anything stop you.
Originally Posted by DildoBaggens
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03-25-20 15:00 #6095Senior Member

Posts: 1657Pity, I understand there's a about 300,000,000 US citizens. I've got plenty of gloves but still waiting for my face masks from Amazon. If it's going get bad you best order some now. Delivery's are now in April and May.
Originally Posted by DildoBaggens
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03-25-20 13:45 #6094Senior Member

Posts: 1074I think it's important to look at the science here. The average annual influenza kills 1/1000 and chances are in a given year you will not personally know anyone who dies from it. Covid -19 kills between 10-25/1000 and yes most are elderly. However, you will probably personally know someone who dies from this. Unless you live alone and have no friends.
Baggens.
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Originally Posted by Johnnytime
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03-25-20 01:49 #6093Senior Member

Posts: 150Teen in Lancaster died from the virus
(First in the country so be careful.).
Originally Posted by Dre1980
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03-25-20 01:43 #6092Senior Member

Posts: 83In Italy 85 percent of those that died were over 70. It's just the flu dude. I've gotten the flu before and it was because my lifestyle was bad. I changed my lifestyle and now I'm good and not afraid of anything because I'm much stronger and healthier now. I know how to heal myself if anything goes wrong. The cure for pretty much anything besides genetic defects and other unavoidable conditions is out there. Seek and you will find.
Originally Posted by Dre1980
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03-24-20 23:04 #6091Regular Member

Posts: 121+1000.
Originally Posted by Dre1980
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