Shoedog112

Well this topic thread took a turn. It kinda stinks. 

OMG this response has me laughing out loud (but you’re not wrong 🤣🤣🤣)

I saw him a few times when he lived in LA years ago. Really nice guy, strong massage and my experience was similar to the post above ⬆️

??? Sorry, I’m not following your odd humor or sarcasm. I must be too young to understand a reference about a character from a movie?  Have a good night. 

@Peter Eater don’t waste your time trying to battle people who get their info from Fox News. 

??? Sorry, I’m not following your odd humor or sarcasm. I must be too young to understand a reference about a character from a movie?  Have a good night. 

@Peter Eater don’t waste your time trying to battle people who get their info from Fox News. 

??? Sorry, I’m not following your odd humor or sarcasm. I must be too young to understand a reference about a character from a movie?  Have a good night. 

@Peter Eater don’t waste your time trying to battle people who get their info from Fox News. 

@Peter Eater don’t waste your time trying to battle people who get their info from Fox News. 

Good luck in the business!  What’s SWE and MLE? 
Sex Work Entrepreneur?  Sells Willy Experiences?  So Well Endowed?  (Or software engineer maybe?) and…
…Male Leisure Entertainment?  Makes Lingam Ejaculate? Middle Leg Exercises?
Seriously though…if offering tech services talk in simple language non tech people would understand 🙂
 

 

Yes, you are correct.  And that's starting to change in Fl, CA, NJ, etc.   With much higher insurance rates coming, people can choose to live where they want but they should PAY for that risk out of their own pocket, as it should be.  Florida real estate owners are paying much more now for the risk of hurricanes and building on marsh land.  NJ shore owners are paying more for living in flood prone areas along the Atlantic.  
What amazes me about the LA fires is that some people here accept no responsibility for it and having a shitty water delivery system had no effect whatsoever (and they get insulted when you say their water delivery system sucks).  There were dozens of homes along the coast with a mountain behind them that caught fire because of flying embers and the Fire Department was there and there was no water in the fire hydrants.  If they had water, they could have hosed down those homes and saved them.  That's what the fire captain said.  It was on the news.  

While it's currently fashionable to bash California, the irrationality of rebuilding applies to pretty much any neighborhood that's been in the path of a disaster. Yes, California leads the nation in wildfires, but it's followed closely by... Georgia. Who would have guessed? And after Georgia, it's Texas, followed by North Carolina, Florida, Arizona, Oklahoma, and South Carolina, in that order. Yet none of those other states attract the scorn that's directed at California.
And the damage from wildfires is dwarfed by the damage caused by hurricanes and flooding.
The problem is that whenever a community is ravaged by a disaster (whether hurricane, flood, or wildfire), everyone's first impulse is to rebuild as quickly as possible. Hardly anybody is going to accept that their home needs to be returned to mother nature, whether they be in California, Georgia, or the Carolinas... as rational as that should be!

@Peter Eater don’t waste your time trying to battle people who get their info from Fox News. 

Most excellent. Thanks for this.

Thank you for this. It corrects many of the uninformed guesswork posts.

This is not correct. The low rainfall since spring has nothing to do with water in fire hydrants. 

Your question is based on false information about fire hydrants and not enough water. False.

In the United States, the term ‘mulato’ is racist and offensive. Full stop.
Any cursory google search will confirm.

Disappointing to see him use “mulato,” which came from the word mula, or mule, the offspring of a horse and a donkey—clearly an offensive and outdated term for a mixed-race person. It’s sure not a slur of the magnitude of the n-word, but it would be good for it to disappear from ordinary use.

Intriguing membership idea - anywhere with his pics or info? Didnt see it on the site. I’d do the spa day with a sexy masseur that would keep it exciting. 

Haven’t met him. 

I requested Sergio for my session and was lucky that he’s based at Zona Centro. While you can request any masseur, it might be more complicated to schedule someone whose base is not Zona Centro. I was told that Zona Río is generally busier, which is why they have more masseurs stationed there.

Some visual reference. Zona centro 

 
entrance (stairs) from the street. you can easily miss it. 
 

@7829V Did you request Sergio to be your masseur this time, or did you get him by luck?