Rants and Stupid shit in Hartford

**KidPort38** · Yesterday 00:40

Many years back Rose had deep open skin sores all over both arms and elsewhere. It was well know she was a major junkie.

https://skipthegames.com/posts/hartf...e/757456501788

Supposed went to rehab and recent ad pics show less skin issues. Unlikely she's completely clean, but just goes to show it's just about how well they can hide it.

A demon free completely "normal" provider on STG is a pipe dream.

Originally Posted by DarkClouds [View Original Post]

Correct. Most girls on STG have a habit. The question is do you catch them in the early stage of the habit (good) or the late stage (bad).

**DarkClouds** · 04-11-26 19:37

Correct. Most girls on STG have a habit. The question is do you catch them in the early stage of the habit (good) or the late stage (bad).

Originally Posted by DonnnyBravo [View Original Post]

While skin pocking does occur with addicts, Excoriation Disorder, is an obsessive compulsive behavior and not only limited to addicts. It also affects people that have anxiety or fidgeting during boredom. It's more of something that overlaps than being linked.

Also, if you're looking for girls on STG, 99% of them are addicts whether it's drugs, pills, or alcohol. Some just hide it better than others.

I appreciate the feedback.

**DonnnyBravo** · 04-11-26 18:54

Originally Posted by DarkClouds [View Original Post]

Guys aren't avoiding these girls for contagiousness bro. Skin issues are a dead giveaway sign of extreme drug use. And our strategy should be to see girls BEFORE they get to this stage.

Originally Posted by LuvrOfWomen [View Original Post]

While a lot of those issues are just a matter of bad luck, skin picking is a sign of drug use. They start picking at their skin because it feels like they have bugs crawling on them when they get high. Considering the amount of girls who do this to support habits I'd say scabs all over is a damn good sign of drug use.

While skin pocking does occur with addicts, Excoriation Disorder, is an obsessive compulsive behavior and not only limited to addicts. It also affects people that have anxiety or fidgeting during boredom. It's more of something that overlaps than being linked.

Also, if you're looking for girls on STG, 99% of them are addicts whether it's drugs, pills, or alcohol. Some just hide it better than others.

I appreciate the feedback.

**DarkClouds** · 04-11-26 18:12

Guys aren't avoiding these girls for contagiousness bro. Skin issues are a dead giveaway sign of extreme drug use. And our strategy should be to see girls BEFORE they get to this stage.

Originally Posted by DonnnyBravo [View Original Post]

This isn't tied to any specific girl but in general. Over the course of seeing various girls, at least a handful or more, had skin issues. Eczema, Psoriasis, skin picking, general rash, etc. At least one girl a couple yrs a go someone tried to report a skin issue as something more serious and contagious when she had prescription cream in the bathroom for eczema. Must of these aren't contagious at all and even look very different from each other. I get it that ultimately guys would love a flawless woman for cheap rates which is pretty much unlikely. If guys want to pass up great girls bc they aren't educated on what to worry about and what's harmless that's up to you. I've had a couple decent regulars with very reasonable rates bc guys got scared of what they don't understand. In this day and age, you can simply take a pick of the skin issue and narrow it down to what it is.

**LuvrOfWomen** · 04-11-26 18:03

Originally Posted by DonnnyBravo [View Original Post]

This isn't tied to any specific girl but in general. Over the course of seeing various girls, at least a handful or more, had skin issues. Eczema, Psoriasis, skin picking, general rash, etc. At least one girl a couple yrs a go someone tried to report a skin issue as something more serious and contagious when she had prescription cream in the bathroom for eczema. Must of these aren't contagious at all and even look very different from each other. I get it that ultimately guys would love a flawless woman for cheap rates which is pretty much unlikely. If guys want to pass up great girls bc they aren't educated on what to worry about and what's harmless that's up to you. I've had a couple decent regulars with very reasonable rates bc guys got scared of what they don't understand. In this day and age, you can simply take a pick of the skin issue and narrow it down to what it is.

While a lot of those issues are just a matter of bad luck, skin picking is a sign of drug use. They start picking at their skin because it feels like they have bugs crawling on them when they get high. Considering the amount of girls who do this to support habits I'd say scabs all over is a damn good sign of drug use.

**DonnnyBravo** · 04-11-26 14:09

This isn't tied to any specific girl but in general. Over the course of seeing various girls, at least a handful or more, had skin issues. Eczema, Psoriasis, skin picking, general rash, etc. At least one girl a couple yrs a go someone tried to report a skin issue as something more serious and contagious when she had prescription cream in the bathroom for eczema. Must of these aren't contagious at all and even look very different from each other. I get it that ultimately guys would love a flawless woman for cheap rates which is pretty much unlikely. If guys want to pass up great girls bc they aren't educated on what to worry about and what's harmless that's up to you. I've had a couple decent regulars with very reasonable rates bc guys got scared of what they don't understand. In this day and age, you can simply take a pick of the skin issue and narrow it down to what it is.

**Haverhill Lite** · 04-06-26 15:14

Originally Posted by KidPort38 [View Original Post]

Sadly true based on what you see in the news. Spoke to a provider once that said there was over $10 k in lawyer fees to get records sealed. That person still has other state records show up on Google from time to time so who knows how effective those lawyer fees actually are. Perhaps she's just that bad and keeps racking up new charges.

While I don't doubt that some lawyers will charge that amount and that many people would need a lawyer, it's not actually that hard to get your records sealed without a lawyer arguing for you. The time commitment is about the same as disputing a parking ticket, and I don't think it costs anything to try. Worth trying for a first offense, certainly. Unlikely to succeed for multiple convictions. Just show up looking like you're better than you're mugshot and with a halfway decent argument why you don't deserve permanent societal shaming.

https://www.mass.gov/how-to/request-...riminal-record

**MaxThrust** · 04-06-26 11:42

Originally Posted by DrJohnson2 [View Original Post]

There are speed cameras (radar detectors, traffic cameras) going up all over the state. The DOT calls it " video detection " plate readers are being installed everywhere also. If you see traffic signal work or signs, bet your balls there is a speed camera with all the newest technology.

And you can bet your last BJ that none of those cameras will ever flag a lowlife cop doing anything wrong.

This is why the gov doesn't want you to have guns. It's that final hurdle to absolute control. Don't laugh, it's coming.

**LuvrOfWomen** · 04-06-26 08:13

Originally Posted by MikeFly [View Original Post]

I just completed my one sided trip down to Florida and I can tell you that some places have camera position in such as way that they can capture everything inside the front seats. This has its pros and cons with the pros being more people still holding their device and reading and typing while they are zig zagging on the highway at 70 mph. I think they have one of these type of cameras being tested on I-84 E.

I've been driving through a section of 84 that has signs posted about a camera being tested.

**MikeFly** · 04-06-26 02:07

I just completed my one sided trip down to Florida and I can tell you that some places have camera position in such as way that they can capture everything inside the front seats. This has its pros and cons with the pros being more people still holding their device and reading and typing while they are zig zagging on the highway at 70 mph. I think they have one of these type of cameras being tested on I-84 E.

Originally Posted by KidPort38 [View Original Post]

Sadly true based on what you see in the news. Spoke to a provider once that said there was over $10 k in lawyer fees to get records sealed. That person still has other state records show up on Google from time to time so who knows how effective those lawyer fees actually are. Perhaps she's just that bad and keeps racking up new charges.

Anyone know who the good attorneys in CT and MA are for representation? Still just incentivizes going abroad more. $10 K+ is no joke for average Joes, which I fathom is still most of us.

**KidPort38** · 04-06-26 00:57

Sadly true based on what you see in the news. Spoke to a provider once that said there was over $10 k in lawyer fees to get records sealed. That person still has other state records show up on Google from time to time so who knows how effective those lawyer fees actually are. Perhaps she's just that bad and keeps racking up new charges.

Anyone know who the good attorneys in CT and MA are for representation? Still just incentivizes going abroad more. $10 K+ is no joke for average Joes, which I fathom is still most of us.

Originally Posted by LuvrOfWomen [View Original Post]

More towns are installing those things. Basically no work and they bring in a ton of money. The do have to post a warning sign where they are. Take it serious. We are getting closer and closer to living in a police state.

**Spa Spazz** · 04-05-26 16:54

Originally Posted by PacMan1238 [View Original Post]

Imagine they put them on the highway, they could rake in like thousands per day in tickets.

I wish they would. There are speeding weavers out there that scare the crap out of me.

That sh*t is NOT cool.

- Spazz -.

**PacMan1238** · 04-05-26 13:06

Originally Posted by DrJohnson2 [View Original Post]

There are speed cameras (radar detectors, traffic cameras) going up all over the state. The DOT calls it " video detection " plate readers are being installed everywhere also. If you see traffic signal work or signs, bet your balls there is a speed camera with all the newest technology.

Imagine they put them on the highway, they could rake in like thousands per day in tickets.

**DrJohnson2** · 04-05-26 08:12

Originally Posted by GordonFreeman [View Original Post]

I use https://www.waze.com/apps/ it should eventually have all the permanent speed cameras listed on them.

There are speed cameras (radar detectors, traffic cameras) going up all over the state. The DOT calls it " video detection " plate readers are being installed everywhere also. If you see traffic signal work or signs, bet your balls there is a speed camera with all the newest technology.

**GordonFreeman** · 04-05-26 07:12

Originally Posted by Stickman55 [View Original Post]

If you are driving through Middletown on Rt 66 be mindful of the speed cameras in place. I was mailed a ticket that cost me $59 for being recorded going 11 mph over the limit. Fortunately it isn't reported to your insurance company. I have to admit it was a little unnerving getting a piece of mail with Middletown PD as the return address. I had visited a known provider who lives a few blocks off 66 a couple of weeks prior.

I use https://www.waze.com/apps/ it should eventually have all the permanent speed cameras listed on them.