Jihadi massage therapist?

[armadillo]

http://m01.masseurfinder.com/mf/t/271w6y.jpg

 

If you go onto read the rest of his ad with pics, he is Brazilian.

But still, the initial picture.... I would not hire.

 

http://www.masseurfinder.com/members/fabrizzio5stars.shtml

[maninsoma]

I wouldn't hire anyone who markets himself like that, either. If he's just trying to be edgy, there are better ways to do it.

[adriano46]

I wouldn't hire anyone who markets himself like that, either. If he's just trying to be edgy, there are better ways to do it.

 

Edgy? More like STUPID to use such a photo in an ad. Obvious wedding ring does not help (me) either.

[rvwnsd]

Yeah, no.

[Steven_Draker]

Obvious wedding ring does not help (me) either.

 

I think one wears the wedding ring on the left hand, no?

[dcguy20]

Way too many tattoos for my taste.

[Nvr2Thick]

I think one wears the wedding ring on the left hand, no?[/color]

 

Based on the tats that's a mirror image picture, so the ring is on his left hand.

[Diverdan]

TATS..WEDDING RING... etc., NO, NO, NO...

[adriano46]

I think one wears the wedding ring on the left hand, no?[/color]

 

Well Steven, inasmuch as this is a selfie reflect4ed in a mirror.... yes it is on the CORRECT finger.

[johnnyboy]

If you are catholic you wear it left (so i think you are raisde catholic). If you are protestant you wear it right

[adriano46]

johnnyboy -- the wedding ring on the 3rd finger of the left hand is not a "Catholic" thing but has roots going back to both ancient Egyptian and Roman (and not Roman Catholic) customs. The placement is tied to the ancient belief about the "vena amoris" the vein of love that flows from that finger directly to the heart. Those who use it on the right hand just do it without any idea of custom or history. Oh, and BTW - even in some Catholic countries in Eastern Europe, it is more often the custom to wear it on the RIGHT hand.

 

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ring_finger

[Steven_Draker]

the wedding ring on the 3rd finger of the left hand

 

I believe you meant the 4th finger, Adriano ;-)

 

http://www.mervisdiamond.com/blog/2014/04/wedding-rings-worn-4th-finger-left-hand/

[adriano46]

Steven - in America that finger is also called the 3rd finger since the thumb is NOT counted. It is both 3rd finger (traditional) and for those who do not get it about the thumb... the 4th finger. Did you even bother to read the reference I made which at the end of the 1st paragraph says, "It may also be referred to as the third finger.[1]" So you are right - but I am also right... touche' as Europeans like to say!

[BabyBoomer]

Sometimes called "the ring finger".

~ Boomer ~