Encounter: Excellent massage at my favorite indy spot

I forgot everyone here takes everything in the most literal sense. By saying UTR I was meaning somewhat low key. On the D L. They are somewhat picky of who they see and they don't advertise anywhere now a days. Originally Posted by ComeHonor_Face

So you post a review?

So you post a review? Originally Posted by LexusLover

Right.... because the review was approved by the provider as long as I didn't post every detail. Yall are so quick to jump down someone's throat not even knowing that it was already discussed with her. Relax...

Right.... because the review was approved by the provider as long as I didn't post every detail. Originally Posted by ComeHonor_Face

So you allowed her to review your review before you posted it?

Oh ... I am "relaxed" ... not to be confused with "lax" or "ex-lax"!

So you allowed her to review your review before you posted it?

it's very clear that he was stating that she said he could post a review as long as he didn't give away too much detail.

Oh ... I am "relaxed" ... not to be confused with "lax" or "ex-lax"! Originally Posted by LexusLover

"lexuslover" you "should" really look "at" the overabundance "of" "quote" marks "you" "use." i believe "they" are not "quite" as "necessary" as you feel "them" to be. "just" saying." this is "not" an "insult" but merely an "observation." ""

"lexuslover" you "should" really look "at" the overabundance "of" "quote" marks "you" "use." i believe "they" are not "quite" as "necessary" as you feel "them" to be. "just" saying." this is "not" an "insult" but merely an "observation." "" Originally Posted by Nautingale

Is "overabundance" a word?

Oh, I do "look" at my ""quote" marks"!

Writing 101:

http://thevisualcommunicationguy.com...otation-marks/

#1: Quotation Marks Are for Quoting People—Verbatim
Perhaps it should go without saying, but quotation marks are for quoting people. Quoting doesn’t mean summarizing or paraphrasing; it means repeating exactly what someone said. If you put double quotes around a phrase, your reader will often assume that someone, somewhere, said that exact phrase or sentence. If you want to “sort of” quote somebody, but change a few words here and there, you need to get extra fancy with your punctuation: use brackets within the quotes to add in words or change verb tense; use ellipses to omit words; and use italics to highlight certain words in a quotation (but then use parentheses at the end to tell readers that you modified the quotation by italicizing it). Confusing enough? If you’re a bit rusty on these rules, you’re encouraged to refresh—and not directly quote anybody until you have.

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#8: Quotation Marks Are Good for Addressing Specific Words
If you’re writing a sentence where you talk about words, use quotation marks to clarify.

When I get really confused, I prefer to say that I was “bumfuzzled”; it’s so much more fun than saying I was “baffled.”

Showing your petty, ignorance doesn't "insult" me at all.

UTR has a litteral meaning. Much different than picky...

UTR has a litteral meaning. Much different than picky... Originally Posted by Springbike

True! Like "petite"!

Nice review

Is "overabundance" a word?

Oh, I do "look" at my ""quote" marks"!

Writing 101:

http://thevisualcommunicationguy.com...otation-marks/



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Showing your petty, ignorance doesn't "insult" me at all. Originally Posted by LexusLover

Some things never change around eccie ....

Originally Posted by idiot savant [/PRIVATE] Suite yourself
I saw older pics AFTER seeing her my first time and she looks quite young to ME. She's also lost weight since my first visit so I wouldn't say "THICK" applies persay [/PRIVATE]

Massage l1 that's it ....

Nice review.