Hey Lily,I would gues he gets the same response he gets at home. "Forget it! You're not getting any!"
How about "My name is dumfuker and that's all you get."? Originally Posted by babee
Hey Lily,Haha! Babee is talking about a phone call I got a few months ago on one of my trips to Memphis. When I asked his name and to tell me anything else I could mention to his references so that they'll know who he is, he said "They know me as Chief and that's all you get!" I just responded with,"ok well this has been fun, sorry it couldn't work out" and I hung up. I got calls and texts from him for days, still listing more girls' names as if the problem was his references!!
How about "My name is dumfuker and that's all you get."?
Tighten that flu analogy up a bit (shorter)and I'll put it on my screening page w/link back to you. Originally Posted by babee
MsSassy--Maybe other providers are hesitant to provide you with references because of your behavior in March??? It's really difficult for others to disassociate you from certain liasons, once they've taken place. Just a thought. Originally Posted by Ginger Doll
It is my thought that 11 months is a long time to carry a cross. There have been a lot of name and behavior changes around here since March. That's just an outsider's observation of course. Originally Posted by okiehardunIn my opinion, the really big no-no's don't have a statute of limitations. No matter what your name is.
I encourage all to screen.. however..in these tough times..will a provider be willing to answer reverse screening from potential clients who based on LILLY'S scenerios are at just as much risk as the provider? should clients begin to ask for real info? see i.d? reverse screen to ensure the safety enviroment comes full circle? Originally Posted by DeAnna LuvMy philosophy has always been that I will be happy to provide my real name and place of employment and work number when the provider is willing to do the same. I'm not going to give someone my real name and where I work on the off chance that they might give me the time of day. Just as the provider doesn't know if I'm some psychopath there's no way I can be sure that they're not some psycho-chick looking for a mark to blackmail.
My philosophy has always been that I will be happy to provide my real name and place of employment and work number when the provider is willing to do the same. I'm not going to give someone my real name and where I work on the off chance that they might give me the time of day. Just as the provider doesn't know if I'm some psychopath there's no way I can be sure that they're not some psycho-chick looking for a mark to blackmail. Originally Posted by warbirdThat argument is about as hackneyed as 'low volume upscale'.