marylander1940

Most escorts do that but I wouldn't be surprised some might give doable / easygoing clients a discount to keep them coming more often

Urban Dictionary: HWP WWW.URBANDICTIONARY.COM Height Weight Proportional this acronym is often used in personal ads.

Back to subject: I would only recommend an escort to give a discount to most doable clients (HWP, younger, clean, easygoing) after a first meeting! Some potential clients misrepresent themselves when it comes to age, body type, etc.

You're in the minority! Most gay men like men to be clean. I wouldn't go that far but I would suggest a shower.

Is that included or extra?

In some rare cases being self-insured (going bare) could be a legitimate option if the land is worth more than the house itself. A friend just told me this and I felt I had to share it. How likely that is... that's another question.

I disagree. Besides the behavior of women when it comes to sex has changed a lot in the last century yet we keep talking about date rape in the same percentage as we did in the 70s.

In Atlanta also the Hilton is an atrium hotel. Anyways, I don't think I need to explain that I was referring to a balcony from the room and not in the corridor, right? Brits (drunk or not) love playing the victim card, or maybe it's a money grab threatening a lawsuit because of SO many cases. The fact that railings had to be raised after SO many accidents. Fortunately, in this side of the pond we get wealthy English tourists and not the hooligans that go to Europe.

how many American hotels are atrium hotels to start?

Spain balcony-jumping craze: most are drunk Brits, study finds - Expatica Spain WWW.EXPATICA.COM They're young, on holiday, drunk and sometimes high, and they decide to jump from their hotel or apartment balcony into the pool. But some miss and end up in... Seems to be an issue even while booking a hotel? How likely am I to fall from a balcony if I stay in this hotel? Calls to close ‘vile’ website ranking countries by tourist deaths on balconies | Scotland | The Guardian WWW.THEGUARDIAN.COM Intervention over Spanish website from MSP Christina McKelvie comes days after death of Scottish law student