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You are better off on the East side of Florida. Fort Lauderdale or Miami.

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I've just run into someone who is "trying to build his business" on MF.com. He requests a photo of me. He doesn't respond promptly to e-mail or text. He says he has a table and then doesn't. He asks if I am "law enforcement". Finally makes appointment and then does not confirm. Is this guy a troll or what? Why would someone pay the advertising expense and not follow through? Very, very strange.

Welcome to the Forum! I can recommend someone who is up north of the city that is outstanding if you are willing to take a train ride.... http://www.masseurfinder.com/members/jaymasseur.shtml I am sure other members have better feedback for masseurs in NYC proper. Yes, you will find what you are looking for as in the video. Great choice in video BTW.

Anyone have experience with the gentleman? http://m2.masseurfinder.com/mf/t/4e2a6c.jpg http://www.masseurfinder.com/members/built6foot1.shtml

It is simple.... They have to buy sex... Thus they are BuySexual...

Try it you will like it.... No TV = Bliss BTW - I have Comcast Blast Internet. SLA is 75Mbps Down and 10Mbps Up...

Congratulations Not2Rowdy! I originally had so much trepidation about cutting off Cable TV. Now after several months, I can honestly say I don't miss it at all! I don't even watch the local channels on my HD antenna. I use Ooma for my VOIP and Amazon FireTV with Kodi that I "Side Load". Kodi has live TV feeds from CNN, MSNBC, etc. Also can watch Game of Thrones, etc. on Kodi. There is a site that I use that provides instructions on how to "Side Load" Kodi on Fire TV. You can PM me for more information. My ISP is Comcast and I pay for their Boost Internet which is very fast. About $80 per month. Yes, N2R, you will survive and be HAPPIER and SAVE $$$$$.....

Thanks for posting this. I get fresh eggs from my hens daily and this is a great video on how to perfect my scrambled eggs. Don't tell my hens that is what I'm doing to their eggs!

Good report... But is this like a car dealer when you have "list" price versus what is the "negotiated" price... How about adding a column and having clients put in price actually paid....

Quick update on HD Antennas.... Our local Sam's Club has HD Antennas for sale next to the HD TVs. That tells you something. HD Antennas are going mass market and this also signifies that Cord Cutting is now main stream. Two HD Antennas for $60... http://www.samsclub.com/sams/leaf-metro-bundle-hd-antenna/prod13400079.ip

Totally agree that Comcast is ripping folks off. What really upset me was when I returned two cable boxes for rooms that I no longer use. When I asked about the "promotion" they had to lower rates, they said I was not "eligible" for the promotional rate because I was "down grading" my service. I would need to WAIT 9 months before I could take advantage of the promotion. That was the "tipping point" for me. I dropped all their service other than high speed (Blast) Internet. If you add up what you are paying for Cable TV (500 channels of which you watch maybe 5), VOIP Phone, Equipment Rentals, and Internet at $250 per month, that is $3,000 per YEAR!

I also approached cutting the cord to Cable TV with some trepidation. However, it has been WELL WORTH IT! Two years ago I had High Speed Internet, Cable TV Phone Service, HBO, Cinemax, and all the other "premium channels" plus the DVR from Cable company. Monthly bill was around $250. It is now $85 per month. I can use the savings for "sessions" with some of the "therapists" from this site! I would recommend a high speed Internet package that provides 50MBPS in speed. You can get a good cable modem from Costco. Just make sure it is on your Cable TV providers approved list. Setting up is simple. As far as content to stream to all your TVs, I would recommend an Amazon Fire TV Stick. It is relatively cheap. The KEY is to get KODI side-loaded onto the stick. You can essentially watch any TV show in the world or any movie for free. If you are not wanting to try to load KODI yourself (which is a bit of a technical challenge), get on Craigslist and you can buy one that has been loaded for about $70. Here is a Youtube that provides overview on KODI. Hope this helps you in making your decision(s).

I wonder what a Cable foreskin looks like??? There were tons of folks at the Comcast store. An hour wait. Hey, we could have had a bris to celebrate!!! The store should offer spreads featuring Jewish breakfast foods like bagels, lox, etc.

Yep, I did that when I cut the Cable VOIP. Saved $10 per month as you said and purchased Modem from Costco for $80. It works great. The only thing you need to make sure of is that the modem you purchase is on the Cable Company's "approved" list. Then you need to call them and give them MAC Address and Serial Number of Modem and you are good to go....

The Cable Mohel arrived today! My Cable bill will go from $175 per month down to $85 per month. Turned in my remaining two boxes and only have Internet. I use VOIP for home phone. Dropped the cable VOIP several months ago to get rid of their modem. I just noticed that Amazon is now pairing a Digital Antenna with the FireTV and offering a discount when purchased together. I continue to experiment with Kodi and adding the AddOns to access the Torrents that are out there. To be continued!