A Note of Caution for Hiring in Dallas

[Mikegaite]

According to one of my clients, an escort off Rentmen made a fake profile and lured my client to the Sheraton Galleria then committed aggravated robbery. Fake profile of this escort has since been deleted. I don't have any other details, but I thought what little I know was worth sharing.

 

On another note, I was told by some clients to encourage more escorts to come to Dallas. It's a fine city: please visit.

[+ Truereview]

Lol, that's about the best tourism commercial I've ever heard! Big D should consider this slogan:

 

Come to Dallas where escorts will assault or cockblock you. Lovely!

[+ dutchmuch]

So now in addition to the Dallas Mafia, we have aggravated robbery.

How comforting.

[Frequentflier]

I haven't been to Texas in about five years and would avoid it at all costs. My money and lifestyle don't like Texan politics and inbred rednecks openly carrying guns. I was offered a job transfer there two years ago and turned it down.

[geminibear]

...... inbred rednecks openly carrying guns.

 

Other than not being a Texan I resemble that statement.

[Kuriousity]

Hmm....let's see.....I served 17 years in the Army. I speak 5 languages if you count English. I own a .38. The only large city I ever lived in was Seoul, South Korea. Most of my life has been lived in The South (not Texas--Southerners tend to see Texans as their own individual culture with little overlap). I have an IQ of 167. Do I qualify as an inbred redneck openly carrying a gun?

[jawjateck]

Most of my life has been lived in The South (not Texas--Southerners tend to see Texans as their own individual culture with little overlap). I have an IQ of 167.

 

Now com' on yall. Aint no reasonable folk gonna believe that tail (or is that tell or tale?)

[Kuriousity]

Now com' on yall. Aint no reasonable folk gonna believe that tail (or is that tell or tale?)

 

Well, forgive this simple country homo for feeling a tad condescended to by someone who gave the impression that having a Southern or Southernish accent makes me someone waiting to evolve a thumb. You are SO right that I should not have felt a bit insulted.

[+ Gar1eth]

Hmm....let's see.....I served 17 years in the Army. I speak 5 languages if you count English. I own a .38. The only large city I ever lived in was Seoul, South Korea. Most of my life has been lived in The South (not Texas--Southerners tend to see Texans as their own individual culture with little overlap). I have an IQ of 167. Do I qualify as an inbred redneck openly carrying a gun?

 

I'd say, especially depending on the part of Texas, there is more than a little overlap.

 

Now com' on yall. Aint no reasonable folk gonna believe that tail (or is that tell or tale?)

 

You spelled "y'all" wrong, JJT.

 

Gman

 

PS Texan born and bred-never owned a gun, never really wanted to own a gun, and happy not to have a gun.

[MikeyGMin]

I haven't been to Texas in about five years and would avoid it at all costs. My money and lifestyle don't like Texan politics and inbred rednecks openly carrying guns. I was offered a job transfer there two years ago and turned it down.

 

If you think Texas is bad... You have obviously never been to Utah.

[Electra225]

Perhaps you should all try Houston. We just had a lesbian mayor who did an excellent job for three terms (prior to that she served three terms as City Controller and prior to that she served three terms on City Council). We now have a black gay mayor (former state representative for 25 years) who, I hope, will do a good job. We lost on the HERO (Houston Equal Rights Ordinance), but that will be back on the ballot within two years. We have a nice selection of escorts and masseurs (local and visiting), excellent live theatre (nationally ranked), excellent ballet (nationally ranked), excellent opera (nationally ranked), excellent symphony (nationally ranked), excellent museums (nationally ranked), and a great selection of restaurants and night life. I am a fourth-generation Houstonian and a southerner, with Pan-American roots (great great grandparents entertained U.S. Grant in their home in St. Louis before he became President and one grandfather was a federal judge appointed to the bench by William Howard Taft (he was in the first graduating class from Stanford) whose father was badly wounded charging UP Lookout Mountain during the Civil War). I entertain well and truly in my home and am invited to many of the "A" list gay and straight parties in town. I own four motorcars, 25 suits, four tuxedoes, two sets of white-tie-and-tails and have a nice art collection. Therefore, I think that the comments of some of the "gentlemen" (shown above in their posts) are, in the very least, mis-informed and, if they hold true to their opinions, are most welcome to stay the hell out of my town.

[MikeyGMin]

 

Sorry... I couldn't resist