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Yes, in fact I been doing just exactly that, and have been specifically and repeatedly making the point that things work differently outside of first world countries. The general assumption seems to be that providers work the same way everywhere else as they do here, just in a different...

all of what you say is true, and I don't disagree. None of it invalidates my previous post.

Well, I'll say two things. The first is that I'm a very experienced international monger, as well as very experienced at traveling with girls from different countries, and I've shared a lot of info with a lot of different people about a lot of different countries, so saying I'm not well...

The website is ridiculous. It doesn't look like a business, it looks like the latest Harry Potter themed AVN release on F95. With furries. It's seriously difficult to take seriously, and doesn't intuitively present information that potential clients need to have.

They pretty much all offer 75min sessions. You just need to ask for it. With indies it's usually a foregone conclusion and if you ask they'll schedule it and give you a price for that time block. With most spa MPs if you ask mamasan for it she'll book it for you too, although a floor girl might...

Not long ago finished my first playthrough of Baldur's Gate 3. At over 200 hours to do it I'm not sure if I'll do another one playthrough not but it was a lot of fun. Also just finished the latest chapter of BADIK, obviously much different type of play experience but still a great AVN.

This sort of thing is heavily dependent on your travel destination. People traveling from 3rd world to first world destinations often get this kind of scrutiny, especially in the US and Canada, but for many places it's simply not an issue, especially when traveling to culturally and economically...

You're right, but only if there is an actual definition of what constitutes this kind of infraction. To leave the interpretation of the law in the hands of the police officers whims is crazy.

So, in September Montreal passed a law making it illegal to insult or harass the police. The mayor's office was pointedly saying that no one is going to get a ticket for flipping off a police officer or calling them a name with no other circumstances involved but at the same time the law doesn't...

Unless you're traveling with somebody from here it's unlikely to be an issue, and even at that only if the lady is known to the authorities. Also bear in mind that anyone with any serious legal history is unlikely to be able to travel internationally anyway, so that's likely academic. The other...

Pay off everything and retire. Buy a series of investment properties that I can use for airbnbs when I'm not there in Medellin, Vancouver, Lima and Subic. Permanent condo in Panama City (where I have permanent residency) for an Americas flight gateway and where there's no tax on foreign income...

it's not really anything new. It's just a more sophisticated and modern version of "fake pictures" which guys are used to and and have learned to be wary of. Providers already used real pictures (just not of themselves) so that men are even skeptical of taking real (in the sense of not AI)...

Being drunk and doing things that require operating tools or machinery when drunk isn't a good idea either. Being drunk at work generally isn't a good idea no matter what you do, unless you're a DJ/announcer at a strip club, in which case it's hilarious. :)

Yes it is..Next time you'll know better. lol. :)

I know that. I was being facetious about the whole "risk" thing, thinking more about the partner than the legality. I'm clearly not worried about the legality. :)

I vote for Stop Making Sense by the Talking Heads, but I've seen the live performance movie too, and so much of the whole thing is tied up into the absolute genius of the stage show that I'm not sure how much of it is the live music and how much is tied to the live show. Either way it's awesome.

With Tinder you're not taking a risk? :)

Yes, it does. Quite literally a multi billion dollar business according to the federal government. That's part of the reason why I thought it might be more "in your face" than it actually is. To me it's almost like nothing happened at all and makes you wonder why we made such a big deal of it...

So it's been a few years since weed was made legal here, and a lot of people thought there would be catastrophic changes to society once that happened, but anecdotally for me it's been crickets. I've found the changes to be mostly invisible, with virtually no casual impact on society or...

Things have been plugging along with nothing overly great or spectacularly bad happening this year so far but I'm generally happy. I see the circle of people I see locally and they've been great as always. The MP side, on the other hand, is getting worse and worse every year with no signs of...