If you post in the Arkansas Forum and do not specify the target, the assumption most or at least the unworthy writer will take is that you are addressing it to those who will be reading it. My apology for the tone of my post. If the ladies are offended they could certainly speak for themselves, but of course I do have a problem with that.+1
Nonetheless it still asks a self evident question, is hygeine important? Well yes we sort of all agree on that. Those who lack in that area whether provider or hobbyist are destined to either lose business or lack for companionship.
Interestingly you have a response both lucid and timely addressing all your areas of concern as well as some useful tips to combat trouble in the lower latitudes. That is what I get for making rash assumptions. Ms.Monicas post is the best I have heard on the subject, and is as candid as it is thorough. I can vouch that seeing a provider during the red tide with a limited menu is very pleasant. With strenuous options tabled, the session is all about the client who can relax and let the lady help herself, and with a lower fee. Originally Posted by Mr.Chan
- shorty
- 02-17-2013, 09:48 AM
- bladtinzu
- 02-17-2013, 12:11 PM
I can vouch that seeing a provider during the red tide with a limited menu is very pleasant. With strenuous options tabled, the session is all about the client who can relax and let the lady help herself, and with a lower fee. Originally Posted by Mr.ChanTo each his (or her) own.. Not my cup of tea by any means..
And lower fee? Hell of a way to seek out a deal but refer to what I said above.
- Guest032514-1
- 02-17-2013, 01:26 PM
6 of one half dozen of another. There is alot providers will not say on an open board. But since Shorty opened the door, I'll go there (I'm not AR but I stayed at a Holiday Inn there once. Twice, 3x. Alot)
Soap & interiors dont work well together. Self cleaning ovens are modeled after the female body. (even though I'm going there, I'm trying to be polite) We are truly not supposed to use anything to clean with. In theory, the female body is self sufficient.
Interiors are different type skin, requires different stuff etc. There is supposed to be ohhh lets call it "humidity" in the same way that we say ladies perspire or get dewy instead of that we sweat. Ok humid...cleans and protects. This is an open door in the female body remember. Not just to "the plumbing". "Humidity" is supposed to be Mother Nature's cleaner with the added self-lubrication benefit. The 'humidity" is supposed to be the self cleaner. self flushing etc.
If there is an "odor" it may not be menses or lack of hygiene. Too much hygiene strips. Like the wood on an unprotected porch. Washing the humidity, the self-cleaner - the protection against bacteria etc - away, strips the interiors and opens the door to other issues - its just as bad to overclean as it is to never clean.
In theory, interiors are not meant to be cleaned with any outside substance. Period. (Pun) Practicality deems otherwise.
Minimum daily application of a gentle cleanser & water should be fine. If done daily and there is still an issue...time to get the equipment checked.
As to work schedules: if you have never noticed a lady taking 3-7 days off on a regular basis, if a lady is always available; if you've seen your fav every week - you've ridden the red wave. You just didnt know it.
Soap & interiors dont work well together. Self cleaning ovens are modeled after the female body. (even though I'm going there, I'm trying to be polite) We are truly not supposed to use anything to clean with. In theory, the female body is self sufficient.
Interiors are different type skin, requires different stuff etc. There is supposed to be ohhh lets call it "humidity" in the same way that we say ladies perspire or get dewy instead of that we sweat. Ok humid...cleans and protects. This is an open door in the female body remember. Not just to "the plumbing". "Humidity" is supposed to be Mother Nature's cleaner with the added self-lubrication benefit. The 'humidity" is supposed to be the self cleaner. self flushing etc.
If there is an "odor" it may not be menses or lack of hygiene. Too much hygiene strips. Like the wood on an unprotected porch. Washing the humidity, the self-cleaner - the protection against bacteria etc - away, strips the interiors and opens the door to other issues - its just as bad to overclean as it is to never clean.
In theory, interiors are not meant to be cleaned with any outside substance. Period. (Pun) Practicality deems otherwise.
Minimum daily application of a gentle cleanser & water should be fine. If done daily and there is still an issue...time to get the equipment checked.
As to work schedules: if you have never noticed a lady taking 3-7 days off on a regular basis, if a lady is always available; if you've seen your fav every week - you've ridden the red wave. You just didnt know it.
- offshoredrilling
- 02-17-2013, 07:18 PM
- shorty
- 02-17-2013, 10:57 PM
As to work schedules: if you have never noticed a lady taking 3-7 days off on a regular basis, if a lady is always available; if you've seen your fav every week - you've ridden the red wave. You just didnt know it. Originally Posted by babeeExactly!! I believe most guys do have their Red Wings whether or not they know it or wants to admit up to it.