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07-21-20 20:50 #5118Banned Member

Posts: 208Red = Silk = Kay. Have seen her twice in the last year. She's all woman contrary to some speculation about her gender. She does have a raspy voice of a smoker.
Originally Posted by LoveAsianGirls
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Tia also goes by Jesi in NorCal. MILFy and about 5 lbs heavier compared to pics. Good service.
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07-21-20 20:13 #5117Senior Member

Posts: 184Silk
Red is a "veteran" provider. She has gone by the name "Silk" as well as several other monikers. There have been debates on this and other forums about whether she has a "Y" chromosome. I saw her once long ago at an NCAL org. I would not call her pretty. Service was very scripted with her insisting on giving me a massage followed by a rim job and then sucking my toes. She has also been reported to offer greek, but I think I've read somewhere around here that recent visitors have said that service is no longer available. I left feeling dirty, and not in a good way.
Originally Posted by KingNoctis
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07-21-20 20:10 #5116Senior Member

Posts: 329Totally agree about Luna!
Originally Posted by KingNoctis
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Hope someone has info on Red at KTE. Love the blonde hair! Hope it is not Kay / Silk. Any info on Tia at KTE?
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07-21-20 19:34 #5115Senior Member

Posts: 209Covid
If you guys are worried about covid, just don't see providers at all. Its really dumb.
Covid is real and very transmissible even with just a simple touch. Those stats are 6 months worth and that is not enough info to compare it to other known viruses that has been studied for decades.
There are so many unknown variables with COVID-19 at this time.
This is the worst hobby for you to be doing if you are scared of getting covid or passing it to others.
So can we stop with the covid talk and focus on objective details with providers? LOL.
Does anyone have info on the following?:
Ceci SAG
Jinni SAG
Angela SAG
Red KTE
Much appreciated
Btw, I recently seen Luna and she was great for you guys who like
Spinner bod
Enchanced breats
Very minimal ass (lol)
Service was absolutely fantastic
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07-21-20 19:10 #5114

Posts: 904I wouldn't be too worried
You probably got it already and been spreading it without knowing.
Originally Posted by FiatVoluptas
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07-21-20 12:05 #5113Senior Member

Posts: 42Chloe
J told me last week she is in Korea and is retired. Then again, J told me the same thing last summer and then Chloe came back end of last year with an increased rate. Chloe does tend to change her mind quite often as she's told me several times. The last time I saw her was a week before the covid-19 pandemic started and the first thing she mentioned to me was how worried she was with the coronavirus. So, obviously with LA numbers increasing, she is going to stay retired. She might stay retired regardless now even if the virus goes away soon, but the current numbers certainly aren't helping.
Originally Posted by Lapmusa
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07-21-20 02:24 #5112Senior Member

Posts: 392Agreed. There are too many unknowns which is why I'm sticking to low volume options for now and avoiding higher volume kgirl providers. Ironically I view XXX providers as the safest bet for now if you must partake since the ones that are active filming are also required to test for Covid now in addition to the traditional panel testing. Hope you all stay safe since the situation will get worse than better any time soon.
Originally Posted by Thud1
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07-21-20 01:16 #5111Senior Member

Posts: 156Covid
https://data.cdc.gov/widgets/9bhg-hcku
If anyone wants to see somewhat accurate numbers, its easy enough to find CDC data. The 35-44 age range and younger is approx 2. 5% of the deaths. The elderly, which I consider 65 and older, aka retirement age, is approx 80% of the deaths.
https://www.cdc.gov/flu/about/burden/index.html
Also, flu death stats are also easily accessible and readily available on thr CDC website. Deaths from flu are estimated to be in the basis point range, which is a very small fraction of 1%. Hard to say for certain, since so many flu illnesses go unreported.
But hey, I like to stick to the numbers, instead of made up ones. Regardless of what you think about the accuracy of the CDC numbers, they're better than ones I can make up in my head.
Now this being said, I have no doubt there are many mongers who are the science deniers types who couldn't care less about being safe. Even some who may know they are infected and don't care. And are still mongering. So I've severely cut down my trips, couldn't completely shut it down as my desires are desires that need to be quenched sometimes.
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07-20-20 21:45 #5110Senior Member

Posts: 726Right.
To each his own, indeed. Those who do not feel comfortable putting themselves out there for any reason have the right to refrain from doing so. So, as always in this hobby, go with your intuition and listen to the big head first.
Originally Posted by Thud1
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07-20-20 17:04 #5109Senior Member

Posts: 164Looking at the 1% death rate from Covid-19 is not the only factor to be concerned with. Pay attention to the long term damage this virus can produce. Lung damage, cardio issues, etc. I have a strong immune system and would probably survive an infection. But I am not willing to live the rest of my live with permanent lung damage. Just my position. To each his own!
Originally Posted by FiatVoluptas
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07-20-20 16:28 #5108Senior Member

Posts: 267This is pretty good synopsis.
It's been very difficult to "tease out" accurate data. Even what should be "trustworthy" government health reporting agencies, are presenting biased data. The mortality rate does, honesty, seem to hover right around 1%, once you look at the actual numbers AND understand that even MVA victims (with a positive test) were counted as "Covid" fatalities, and not the fact that a dude walking in the street, was flattened by a truck.
Originally Posted by FiatVoluptas
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The other factor here, is that the girls have all certainly been exposed to the virus. How many of them were asymptomatic (now with antibodies) and no longer contagious.
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07-20-20 12:15 #5107Senior Member

Posts: 726The COVID question.
I will try not to go down a rabbit hole here, but I will give my two cents for what it's worth. Everyone has a different interpretation of this situation because there are conflicting narratives depending on where you get your information and how you interpret that information. My own interpretation based on my own research, which has been perpetual and ample since January, is that the death rate of COVID-19 is less than 1%, making the survival rate after contraction 99+%. Moreover, almost all deaths have been elderly people with multiple serious health conditions. That being said, since I'm a healthy guy in my 30's, I see my risk of COVID as comparable to my risk if dying from a cold or a flu virus, and those aren't going to stop me from hobbying.
As I said, this is my personal stance. I'm not trying to open a debate or criticize anyone else's stance on the situation.
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07-20-20 11:48 #5106Senior Member

Posts: 29I have been resisting seeing someone for months now. If it was just me I wouldn't mind taking the risk but I work with people that fall under the vulnerable side and I can't really afford to catch this either. Glad I'm not the only one holding back after all those months.
Originally Posted by Thud1
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07-20-20 05:32 #5105Senior Member

Posts: 1149Be patient and wait til things cool off. I was tempted to see providers but held back.
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07-19-20 20:42 #5104Senior Member

Posts: 122This is true, but I would say it's still just as dangerous as leaving the house for groceries.
Originally Posted by Thud1
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In a group of 100 people, there could be 5 people breathing infectious particles. In a one on one interaction, assuming infection, there would be less particles.
But I mean, we're talking DFK and an hour session so who knows. This virus is just to new to know what is and isn't safe. So clearly, we should probably be staying in, but we could also find out that the risk of infection in this setting is much lower than we expect.








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