Patrick in Brentwood

[Ajac]

http://www.massagem4m.com/ca/brentwood/17119/

Just wondering if anyone has tried patrick out.

I like the sounds of the ad. More of a spa experience. More mystery wording (Abject Massage) in the copy. So has anyone had experience with this masseur?

[Lewis H]

http://www.massagem4m.com/ca/brentwood/17119/

Just wondering if anyone has tried patrick out.

I like the sounds of the ad. More of a spa experience. More mystery wording (Abject Massage) in the copy. So has anyone had experience with this masseur?

 

No experience here but wanted to comment on the word 'abject.' What an odd choice of adjective.

 

abject

adjective

1 abject poverty: wretched, miserable, hopeless, pathetic, pitiful, pitiable, piteous, sorry, woeful, lamentable, degrading, appalling, atrocious, awful.

2 an abject sinner: contemptible, base, low, vile, worthless, debased, degraded, despicable, ignominious, mean, unworthy, ignoble.

3 an abject apology: obsequious, groveling, fawning, toadyish, servile, cringing, sycophantic, submissive, craven.

[nynakedtop]

I have visited with this gentleman, and he does, indeed, provide a very special spa + massage experience... he is quite serious about his work and skilled at his craft!

[+ beethoven]

Yes, "abject" is decidedly unusual, and I wonder if Patrick knows the meaning of the word. He give a "deep tissue massage;" I suppose this is the current euphemism for erotic. Perhaps "abject" has some hidden meaning? If so, it's VERY well hidden!

[Scorpio]

No experience here but wanted to comment on the word 'abject.' What an odd choice of adjective.

 

 

Here's a link to the original ad before the management at Massagem4m sanitized it:

 

http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:aHZqdyCqAJsJ:www.massagem4m.com/ca/brentwood/17119/+&cd=3&hl=en&ct=clnk&gl=us

 

Adject is code for Prostate. I have no idea how they arrived at that substitution.

[armadillo]

Well they have some good wordsmiths over at MassageM4M:

 

Origin of ADJECT

 

Middle English adjecten “to say in addition, attribute, annex,” borrowed from Latin adjectus, past participle of adjicere “to throw at, attach, contribute, add to (in speech or writing),” from ad- + jacere “to throw” — more at 5jet

[Ajac]

Thanks to everyone for the input, especially Scorpio for the original M4M ad.

Having so much trouble deciding on a repeat or someone new.

Ajac