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at a "go-go" place like Adonis at Evolve (NOT the periodic Adonis nude parties), a typical private lapdance is $20/song plus any tip you'd like to give (tips not mandatory, but may help with future "negotiations")........the rapidly escalating fee you may be hearing about occurs when a client loses track of the song count........there is usually no other charge for use of the private lapdance booths...... is this what you're talking about?? the obvious remedy is for the client to stay in control of the private......tell the dancer you'd like X number of songs.....or ask the dancer what the count is so far......or even offer a flat fee for X number of minutes (some dancers won't do this)........

https://rentmen.eu/GIALLO

https://m4m-forum.org/threads/411-on-zane-williams-boston.151169/

I go commando about 99% of the time......here in the hot and dry country, it's cooler, drier, quicker, and more comfortable......

was he still your trainer at that point?.....and, at least, for a while after?........just wondering if he, instead, utterly disappeared after you said, "don't go back"

It's raining money??? Just guessing.

did have to look up the Norwegian Butter Crisis Of 2011....... https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Norwegian_butter_crisis http://static.fjcdn.com/pictures/How_b1c9a2_3047266.jpg The crisis prompted a variety of responses from individuals and organizations in Norway and neighbouring countries. A Norwegian newspaper sought to attract new subscribers by offering them a half kilogram of butter, while students auctioned butter on the Internet in a bid to raise funds for graduation parties.[14] A number of individuals were apprehended by the authorities for attempting to smuggle butter across the border,[15] while Swedes posted online adverts offering to drive butter to Norwegians at prices of up to NOK 460 (€59; £50; $77) per packet.[16] Danish dairy businessman Karl Christian Lund sought to drum up demand for his own butter by handing out thousands of packs in Kristiansand and Oslo,[1] while Swedish supermarkets offered free butter to Norwegian customers to entice them to do their shopping across the border.[17] On the Swedish side of the southeastern border at the Svinesund, stores reported selling twenty times as much butter as normal, with nine out of ten buyers being Norwegians.[18] A Danish television show broadcast an "emergency appeal" for viewers to send butter and gathered 4,000 packs to be distributed to butter-starved Norwegians.[7] Danish airports and ferries crossing the straits between the two countries kept a stock of butter in their duty-free stores.[19]

note that he joined RM on June 4 this year, last logged in to his RM profile on July 26, and has no RM reviews (even from a legit reviewer)....... he may not be much into this gig......

I'm sure the posse talks among themselves about the history of their various clients - and whether a meeting is worth it

jesus, Mike, you always put it just the right way......why can't you be our President's "advisor" instead of that dizzy airhead we have

and this is sorta hot.....watch to the end!.....

only heard of him for the first time when he was on Match Game (the new one) last week as a celebrity......comedian, podcast guy......

do they still say "hella" there??!!.......I thought California originated the hip and cool sayings!!!

just messin' wit ya!.....nothing wrong!.......he's very popular and has been the subject of many-a-thread for a few years......he's part of the JamesXL/Ryan Steel/Jesse Jaymes/Christianx(and other names) posse with a reputed handler who manages all of them....... I presume a few cheerleaders will be along shortly to let us all know they know him..........

and some ads say "straight".......

gee, you must be new around here!

I don't think that phrase is limited to the Flour/Flower City!!

why not Lyfts (or their equivalent) and trains??......I'd never drive in Europe...... https://www.raileurope.com/train-tickets/journeys/article/madrid-lisbon

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ha!.....don't think I've ever seen that before......clever!!

I presume the handler, being a fine and upstanding sort, will inform potential clients that, oh, those 135 reviews, by the way, belong to somebody else.....

I hope the original poster doesn't tell this new guy to "come over now"........

well, that's weird...... seeing the different pictures was a bit of a shock, but there is an explanation buried in the text......."I am temporarily taking over for my good friend Jesse and will do my best to learn and listen so all your expectations are met."

wow, he may've gotten cold feet over the RM ad.....or weirdo contacts??.......that was quick!