Massage Parlor Reports

**DonDraper2017** · 01-04-22 00:11

Does anyone have a good prostate massage recommendation on the west side? DM me and I can return the favor with some NE recommendations.

**LazenBy007** · 01-02-22 20:18

McLoughlin at Courtney. Next to sushi place.

(Repeated just because I hate scrolling to reference which AMP is being written about).

New Years Eve afternoon around 2:30.2nd visit, been 6 months or so but similar results.

Gave her 200 up front, waved off change and told her Happy New Year. 35 minutes of face down, pretty hard pressure with bony elbows. On the flip she was straight to 100% nude, body to body rub. Cover on, mouth work to get him warmed up, then hopped on for 10 minutes of frogger style CG. I wasn't feeling it with the seemingly industrial thickness condom. She wiped it with the rag and finished me BBBJCIMWS.

Another towel cleanup, and on my way in about 55 minutes. HNY, The Admiral.

**NachoCheese** · 01-02-22 19:54

Originally Posted by Trux1 [View Original Post]

I work with UV light in one of my hobbies and that's what's on my brain. I do also take a UV flashlight in to check for splooge on the sheets.

Yeah, having a black light would definitely be convenient for confirming cleanliness.

**Trux1** · 01-02-22 11:41

Originally Posted by NachoCheese [View Original Post]

It seems like you may be confusing Ultraviolet (UV) with Infrared (IR). The IR-A band (700-1400 nm wavelength) is used all the time in night vision applications, including surveillance.

Modern digital photosensors are broad-spectrum, and can't actually record color on their own; specific applications often use optical band filters to optimize performance and minimize unintended effects. For example, visible-light photography cameras like what you'd find in a smartphone uses a Bayer filter which passes patterns of very narrow bandwidths of light, such as red, blue and green, through to the underlying filter. Ideally this would be fully opaque to anything outside it's band, including IR-A and UV-A (black light), and it often is on more modern and expensive cameras. Cameras that are designed for night vision surveillance would obviously not be filtered in the same way.

TL; DR: The newer and more expensive your smartphone is, the worse it is at detecting infrared light.

I work with UV light in one of my hobbies and that's what's on my brain. I do also take a UV flashlight in to check for splooge on the sheets. You are correct, it has nothing to do with low light cameras.

My not at all new cellphone does pick up IR with the rear facing camera. If the newer phones are filtering that, it would be good to have some type of inexpensive IR sensing device. Has to be one made somewhere.

**Trozz1** · 01-02-22 00:23

I think the Indy girls are the way to go for the best experience. Their is normally no haggling over the tip or "price" for services. You normally know what you are going to get out of a meeting, right away. They are normally more spendy up front, but like I said, you know what you are going to get. No haggling over getting a HJ, Oral, FS, whatever.

**NachoCheese** · 01-01-22 21:17

Originally Posted by Trux1 [View Original Post]

Because uv light is used for cameras that can see in the dark.

If you have a Ring doorbell it's a good device to test your phone's ability to find such light sources. Pay close attention to clocks, lamps, vents, holes in the ceiling.

It seems like you may be confusing Ultraviolet (UV) with Infrared (IR). The IR-A band (700-1400 nm wavelength) is used all the time in night vision applications, including surveillance.

Modern digital photosensors are broad-spectrum, and can't actually record color on their own; specific applications often use optical band filters to optimize performance and minimize unintended effects. For example, visible-light photography cameras like what you'd find in a smartphone uses a Bayer filter which passes patterns of very narrow bandwidths of light, such as red, blue and green, through to the underlying filter. Ideally this would be fully opaque to anything outside it's band, including IR-A and UV-A (black light), and it often is on more modern and expensive cameras. Cameras that are designed for night vision surveillance would obviously not be filtered in the same way.

TL; DR: The newer and more expensive your smartphone is, the worse it is at detecting infrared light.

**Trux1** · 01-01-22 03:04

Originally Posted by Weste503 [View Original Post]

I agree, if the sheets aren't clean, I've never run into resistance asking for fresh linen.

For the tech illiterate, why do you scan the room for UV light sources?

Because uv light is used for cameras that can see in the dark.

If you have a Ring doorbell it's a good device to test your phone's ability to find such light sources. Pay close attention to clocks, lamps, vents, holes in the ceiling.

**TicoRubbs** · 01-01-22 01:52

Originally Posted by JimmyNM [View Original Post]

FYI, there is a long thread on nextdoor about this place, with people speculating about what's going on, trafficking, etc. Looks like a few "police reports" filed as well. I'm guessing people call the police with speculations like this all the time, but just a heads up.

I just read the thread as well. It looks like a police report was filed, a report was made to Human Trafficking, and I think they were reported for not having a massage license. Even though it may not be a high priority with LEO, I'm staying away.

**JimmyNM** · 12-31-21 16:26

FYI, there is a long thread on nextdoor about this place, with people speculating about what's going on, trafficking, etc. Looks like a few "police reports" filed as well. I'm guessing people call the police with speculations like this all the time, but just a heads up.

**JjHoliday** · 12-31-21 16:17

Thanks for the feedback. Different cultures. My friend was not really bothered just found it a little alarming. Had not even crossed his mind. Yes, I'm a little old fashioned hence the post. I know a lot of them support family back home. I guess marriage in China is more of business arrangement and WeChat. JJ.

**Trumpeter** · 12-31-21 15:23

Originally Posted by JjHoliday [View Original Post]

My friend mentioned to me that a gal he sees is married, AMP. Did not ever consider it. Anyone else?

I know of one place where the owner of the spa is a man and his wife works at the spa. I don't know what she provides because I always see the other girl that works there, but I would guess at least a handy.

**ProperGMan** · 12-31-21 15:20

Originally Posted by JjHoliday [View Original Post]

My friend mentioned to me that a gal he sees is married, AMP. Did not ever consider it. Anyone else?

Are you saying that you're uncomfortable with a married woman? What's the big deal?

**NoFearToTry** · 12-31-21 14:32

Originally Posted by JjHoliday [View Original Post]

My friend mentioned to me that a gal he sees is married, AMP. Did not ever consider it. Anyone else?

So here's a news flash for you, it is not uncommon their culture is definitely different from ours as we know it. Is your friend bothered by it?

Is she telling him he is the only one?

I have known more than one that were married and ready to have a relationship with me and get divorced from the husband still at home, ie. China or where ever. One was very attractive and married for several years and had been here for about 5 years, she said they are not getting along well, her husband was in Hong Kong still, how is that a marriage by our standards? For them to get the needed paperwork to get here majority are claiming married to get that "tourist visa" which is good for a 6 month visit which of course of when they find the man they want get divorced, and don't return, news flash, they never had plans to return. And some are not married just "claim" to be to get the visa approval.

I have more than one regular that comes to stay with me overnight and I know what goes on at some of these places. Do I think for a minutes I am the only one getting the goods, no.

Difference is I'm not paying a dime other than the gas in my rig to get them, they cook for me, take me out to eat and more and of course I treat them like they are the only one as well.

If he wants fun go to the AMP, if he wants a solid loyal woman go shopping at the asian markets and eat at asian restaurants.

**Weste503** · 12-31-21 13:50

Originally Posted by Trux1 [View Original Post]

If you take a small UV flashlight body fluids will glow bright blue. I always keep one in my pocket.

It's also good to flip your phone around to selfie mode and scan the room for any uv light sources.

I agree, if the sheets aren't clean, I've never run into resistance asking for fresh linen.

For the tech illiterate, why do you scan the room for UV light sources?

**Trux1** · 12-31-21 02:14

Originally Posted by RayKurin [View Original Post]

I turn on the lights in the room and / or the flashlight on my phone and do a full inspection of the sheets. You'd be (or maybe not) surprised at how many times I find hair left over from one you. Just show her the sheets when she returns and ask her to change them. I've never had any resistance, but always an apology and great service afterwards.

About being shorted on time, I start the stopwatch on my phone when before she begins and make sure she sees it too. I've rarely been shorted on time.

If you take a small UV flashlight body fluids will glow bright blue. I always keep one in my pocket.

It's also good to flip your phone around to selfie mode and scan the room for any uv light sources.