Flurry of Reviews for Jim (LA)

[Andy2]

Jim (new name) from LA has been the object of speculation on the Forum (Deli Section). I, for one, am completely undecided as to whether he is the real. Are the photos all of the same guy? Of Jim? Is he into the satisfying experiences promised by his ad?

 

All those questions are answered in two recent reviews:

 

http://daddysreviews.com/cruise/newest

 

Now, of course, the question is whether the reviews are the real deal. Red flags flying: Two first-time reviewers. Similar writing styles. Unqualified raves.

 

None of the red flags establishes that either Jim or the reviewers are set-ups/fakes/etc. But they do raise questions that the cautious client might consider. And they call forth the question: Has any established Board member met or retained "Jim"?

[+ dutchmuch]

They seemed to have disappeared?

[MikeBiDude]

They seemed to have disappeared?

Here maybe?

http://daddysreviews.com/cruise/newest/jim_oc

[TruthBTold]

There was a short discussion of him previously. Just search in the Forums under "Jimjim."

[JimJim]

Andy2 this is not the first or the second time to you trying to find out who I am

I am happy to see that my AD entertain you.

until your next post here...

[mattr]

I volunteer to fully and thoroughly vet Jim the next time I am in LA....

[Kenny]

Has any established Board member met or retained "Jim"?

I can attest to his pulchritude.

[TruthBTold]

Anotherwords he's handsome. Right?

[Kenny]

Anotherwords he's handsome. Right?

Very right.

[+ quoththeraven]

Anotherwords he's handsome. Right?

 

I learned something new. Because I've only ever seen pulchritude used to describe women, I thought it meant busty, not beautiful or attractive.

[mattr]

I learned something new. Because I've only ever seen pulchritude used to describe women, I thought it meant busty, not beautiful or attractive.

Well some people do find busty women attractive. I myself don't really get it but to each his (or her) own.

[rvwnsd]

I learned something new. Because I've only ever seen pulchritude used to describe women, I thought it meant busty, not beautiful or attractive.

The word "pulchritude" has been used before, albeit in the distant past. Probably before you joined the forum.

[+ quoththeraven]

The word "pulchritude" has been used before, albeit in the distant past. Probably before you joined the forum.

 

Probably!