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While Ms.Eaves raises some good points, I think Mr.McCormick's issue would be more precisely termed as "extra charges", rather than overcharging. That would definately be a good reason for investigation into the club Scores.

Fetishism isn't even necessarily sexual. Lots of religious communities engage in fetishism. From Merriam-Webster: Main Entry: fe·tish Variant(s): also fe·tich /'fe-tish also 'fE-/ Function: noun Etymology: French & Portuguese; French fétiche, from Portuguese feitiço, from feitiço...

Mods! I want to change my vote to #3. I initially voted for #1, but there is no reason to give this thing a chance. Just nip it in the bud the minute you see it. If there is a legitimate excuse the mods should have known about it before.

Just wait Carla. This is one of the beautiful things about becoming thirty as a woman. I wouldn't change my age for anything! I only thought I was enjoying sex until I hit my thirties! Now I KNOW I am. Wow...I mean.....Wow!

Oh yes indeed! Shiraz, shiraz, shiraz! I love a red wine that can kick ya in the teeth! :D

I just read a very similar acronym on a fetish site: MMRS Meaning: MONDAY MORNING REBOUND SYNDROME Maybe it only applies on a Monday, though! :D

Well, yes. Of course all levels of government need to be considered when trying to change law. Is your didacticism out of concern that the Sex Worker's Rights movement in Canada is unaware? AND... Of course there is a need to have some regulation if sex work is decriminalized. I know that...

No, the terms aren't backwards. I am certain that after ten years of Stella fighting for the rights of sex workers (and various other sex workers' organizations internationally) that they have a bit of clue as to the definitions and implications of terms like "decriminalize" and "legalize"...

Good question. I will answer that and this next quote with one shot.... Legalizing prostitution gives the government authority over regulating the sex trade industry. Thus, they will place controls on the market (and marketing, therefore). The government's understanding of the business...

I Repeat: It does not matter whether a business is legalized, decriminalized or illegal. All income is subject to taxation. Decriminalizing prostitution does not exempt sex workers from taxation, neither does the fact that it is partially illegal, (that part being the communication...

Drink or drugs, it doesn't matter to me. Impaired in any way, the driver should have never been behind the wheel. I should have said, family and friends. It is nice to know she was well loved.

My condolences as well...to you, Board Stiff, and to her family. I didn't know her, but a life lost to drunk driving is senseless and avoidable. It is a unfortunate for all of us that most drunk drivers survive car crashes while others pay for their irresponsibility with their lives...

Just because either prostitution or marijuana is decriminalized rather than legalized, does not mean that the taxes can conveniently be evaded. As someone mentioned upthread, even ILLEGAL businesses can be taxed. Making the business of prostitution decriminalized rather than legalized simply...

What is black and blue and brown, with a dash of red? A brunette who tells too many blonde jokes.

I used to get this, and I thought it was a woman thing. I thought it might have something to do with that double standard, good girl/bad girl thing. Then I learned to accept I was bad sometimes and that everyone has a vulgar side. When I accepted this, I could see more beauty in everyone. I know...

Thank you for the tip Carla. It sounds very similar to a cervical cap. Well...there you go SPs. Now having to reveal your intimate personal cycles to clients and strangers on the phone is not necessary. We are capable of maintaining some privacy. Although, after all the dirty things...

What I think was harsh was suggesting a boycott just because some SP was on her period, max. I didn't say <u>you</u> were harsh. She should have been forthcoming about her menses, or at the very least refused daty. I think it is a bit hard to ask that SPs do not work during their menses...

What we are looking for is decriminalisation, not legalization, as it is ALREADY legal. It is the practice of communication for the purpose of prostitution that is actually illegal. Thus, this makes sex work much more dangerous due to the inability to screen clients properly. So, don't worry...

If you are wearing a condom and do not perform daty, then your "life threatening risk" is no more than if you had met her at any other time of the month. Don't be so dramatic. Just be sensible and use protection. Don't go down right away if you are with an SP (or any other woman) you don't...

Accidents happen, Mack. Sometimes vigourous intercourse can bring a period on quicker if it is a few days before the beginning of a cycle. She might not have known. Don't be so harsh! Personally, I don't understand why some guys are so uptight about a little bit of blood. :D