Scott Dixon

They really do, as I recall from my years of pretending to be straight. OMG! The pain!

Good to know! He's visiting Houston at the moment. Perhaps I'll indulge!

The murder occurred in late 2015 and the trial didn't happen until 2016. I don't remember exactly when I noticed the Web site (jockphysicals.com) had disappeared, but it could've been 2015. I used to log into it once every week or two. I even corresponded with the murder victim about possibly "auditioning" for him!

Wow!

So, about Jock Physicals: I had a subscription to that site for years and suddenly, one day it was just GONE. Not a word. Does anyone know what happened?

I've been a member of Massage Exchange for several years. I've had a modicum of success with it; I suppose enough to remain a member. Sometimes I pay for a few months and then I let it lapse. The paid v. non-paid membership doesn't seem to make a whole lot of difference with how successful I am. Of course, as with anything else, there are some flakes and weirdos on there. I usually suggest that we meet on neutral turf before going to either person's home. That has worked out very well.

No. I've been going to NOLA since the age of seven and have never had a good massage there.

OMG, that was fabulous!

I haven't seen him in probably a year (for no reason other than my time and travel commitments); however, I've recommended him to several people on here who have asked about him, and they've reported having enjoyed their experiences very much.

My husband and I go to New York once or twice a year and binge on Broadway productions. What we miss in New York eventually comes to Houston, where we live, so we see a lot of Broadway shows. Anyway, on our most recent NYC trip (last month), we saw "Oklahoma!" and for me, it tied with "To Kill a Mockingbird" as favorites for this binge. I've played in community-theatre versions of "Oklahoma!" three times and have been an audience member for many others and have of course seen the movie a few times. I have to say, for the first time ever, I actually HEARD the music. Stripped down to its essence with just the small orchestra and the pure, raw voices, I appreciated every lyric. It was an emotional experience. I also liked the minimalist staging and the town-hall or barn feeling of the whole thing, able to see the other audience members and feeling as if we were a part of the story. At the production we saw, chili and cornbread were served at intermission. I thought that was a cute touch. I will say that the dream sequence (ballet) was too long. If and when this show tours and comes to Houston, I'll see it again.

Does anyone have any recommendations for this locale? I've been going there for years and wonder if I'm missing something.

Lawd, that was a good one!

I'm a writer-editor by profession and have many times bartered with masseurs whose ads have been grammatically incorrect, unclear, rife with misspellings, etc. I edit or completely rewrite their ads and Web sites in exchange for massages. This has been mutually beneficial.

I'm going to Phoenix this coming weekend (Thursday-Sunday) for a family wedding. I'll have some down time and would love a nice sensual massage. Who can you recommend?

Hi there, I would love details about your experience with JDATX. He comes to Houston sometimes and I'm willing to drive to Austin as well. Thanks, Scott.

You have a very good point. I think I'd rather know the person's truth ahead of time, even if I find it offensive.

I saw him today for a massage. If you want specifics, PM me.

I've been asked by two masseurs for money up-front (cash) once I arrived. In both cases, the massage was not worth the cost ($150 and $175) and neither of those masseurs is in business any longer. I've been asked once, "How old are you?" and when I revealed that I'm 62, the masseur ceased communication and has apparently blocked my number. We had set an an appointment and when I attempted to confirm, he never responded. I was once TOLD by a masseur, after we had made an appointment and exchanged photos upon mutual agreement that I was too hairy for his taste. (I have what I'd call an average amount of body hair; I've been called an "otter"). In turn, I blocked that person.

I've seen him several times. He's adorable.

In Houston, that would include the local chain of Palace Inns. They are mostly new and are popping up all the time; most are surrounded by wooden privacy fences; the rooms are all entered from the aforementioned shared terrace/outdoor hallway; and once inside the room, you will not find a table lamp anywhere! So the lighting is only from the garish fluorescent over the vanity or whatever one might muster from the TV, or the horrid overhead ceiling light RIGHT OVER THE BED! I've had only ONE experience in one of these joints; however, I looked up the chain on line and apparently, what I described is their "style."

Theatre, ballet, etc. He's a pro. I'm not sure whether that's his "day job," but he is in fantastic shape and I've watched some of his videos.

I know him personally. Not well, but well enough to say hi. I have no experience of his massage, and am curious as well. Very nice person and quite a talented dancer.

Does anyone here have any experience with this fellow? https://www.masseurfinder.com/massage-therapists/37645/

I attempted to book with him in Houston last year, and then he evaporated.

I saw him at the gym working out with a very hot blonde female. He looks exactly like his pictures; I'll say that for him.