Is it just me or is there an unusual number of "Newbies" requesting, nay, almost demanding info on all manner of subjects/providers without so much as a single worthy contribution?
Now I know that some newbies here were well established members on ASPD.
They transferred here, some with the same handle, and some with a new handle.
But for crissake, don't go asking for info to be served on a silver platter if you haven't made any worthwhile contribution to the forum where you are seeking info.
Some guys are requesting info that is readily available with a little research and patience. At the very least, lurk for a while, make comments, contribute something before asking for the fucking moon. Don't ask for info that is common knowledge if you've been here more than a couple of days. And sure as shit, don't ask for valuable info on the day you f _ _ _ _ _ g register.
Okay, I'm done - just a pet peeve of mine.
K.
- Kimchi
- 03-24-2011, 02:39 PM
- hd
- 03-24-2011, 02:57 PM
I don't even have a peeve of my own to pet, damn it!
- Juan Pablo de Marco
- 03-25-2011, 06:20 PM
i'm with ya on this one kimchi. i just ignore them for the most part. and especially if they're from out of town. maybe i'm just too protective of our girls.
i did my homework back when i joined aspd. spent months lurking and READING READING READING. didn't know a lot of the acronyms, but after the aforementioned READING i figured most of it out. and all without BCD access i learned so much. just wish more of our new members would be more patient and spend some time to ease into the site.
but i do understand the desire to jump in with both feet, so to speak. but my experience is that taking time and learning from posts will make your intro to the hobby way more successful.
party on garth!
JPdM
i did my homework back when i joined aspd. spent months lurking and READING READING READING. didn't know a lot of the acronyms, but after the aforementioned READING i figured most of it out. and all without BCD access i learned so much. just wish more of our new members would be more patient and spend some time to ease into the site.
but i do understand the desire to jump in with both feet, so to speak. but my experience is that taking time and learning from posts will make your intro to the hobby way more successful.
party on garth!
JPdM
- Rubbleman
- 03-25-2011, 07:48 PM
Yes, I am a newbie here. Didn't post a lot on ASPD. I also didn't get the memo about this site when ASPD closed down. I stumbled on it by accident. So glad that I did. 
Rub
Rub
- HoneyRose
- 03-26-2011, 08:08 AM
What I don't understand is the ISOs an be extremely explicit, but the providers can't even list prices for our time in our ads.
I've seen recent ISOs for
A cream pie
A sensual massage with happy ending
A BBBJNSNQ
MSOG in specific geographic areas
A squirter
Multi orgasmic lady
Here's the kicker: The ISOs sometimes even include prices!! "Looking for greek for under $200" etc.
Sometimes the ladies themselves reply.
It seems that law enforcement would have a better case printing out a thread where someone asked for full service for $200 and a lady saying "I'd love to", than printing out one of our ads stating prices for blocks of time (which is a LEGAL service. There's even a "escorts" section in the yellow pages. Not to mention this board's title begins with "ESCORT" which is understood to be a paid job)
I've seen recent ISOs for
A cream pie
A sensual massage with happy ending
A BBBJNSNQ
MSOG in specific geographic areas
A squirter
Multi orgasmic lady
Here's the kicker: The ISOs sometimes even include prices!! "Looking for greek for under $200" etc.
Sometimes the ladies themselves reply.
It seems that law enforcement would have a better case printing out a thread where someone asked for full service for $200 and a lady saying "I'd love to", than printing out one of our ads stating prices for blocks of time (which is a LEGAL service. There's even a "escorts" section in the yellow pages. Not to mention this board's title begins with "ESCORT" which is understood to be a paid job)