Sigh

Any providers like some dark meat

This is why we need separate ISO and CoEd forums.

No offense to you buman.

Are you asking me what cut of fried chicken I like? I like legs..... LOL.

FWIW, this is a lame request.

Here are the things I see when I read your post..... not trying to be critical of YOU, but here is what the ladies see.....take it for what it is worth in terms of an education.

You are a regular member (not a premium member) so you can't read the juicy details the gents leave in the ROS....

You have been on the board for going on two years and only have 3 other posts....

You have no reviews.....

The posts that you did make, well, every posts was less than flattering. Making accusations about an ECCIE lady having a pimp (unsupported accusations) and making comments about a lady smelling bad.

All of these tell me that regardless of your skin color, you are a newbie who has no reviews and who only writes bad things about ladies......

I am retired now, but when I was active, I would have passed quickly on this.....

As some would say, "you need to step up your game", or perhaps stick to massage parlors and/or BP-only ladies.


Theresa

I was meaning dark skin not food

b, there was no confusion with what you meant. Teresa gave you some great advice on how to shore up and improve some possible issues with your online presence. Remember: you're an unknown until you walk through that door, so every post/review/comment is a snapshot of who you are for a provider to review prior to agreeing to see you. Don't just lurk--contribute!

I was meaning dark skin not food Originally Posted by buman12

So, I am NOT getting any chicken? Sad face.


Thanks, Saytown. You made an excellent point.

Hugs and Kisses!

Theresa

Theresa, do NOT fret. I will bring you some legs from Bush's and I am sure you saw it, but they are building you a Popeye's chicken less than 2 miles from your house! Will get legs from there when they open soon!

b, there was no confusion with what you meant. Teresa gave you some great advice on how to shore up and improve some possible issues with your online presence. Remember: you're an unknown until you walk through that door, so every post/review/comment is a snapshot of who you are for a provider to review prior to agreeing to see you. Don't just lurk--contribute! Originally Posted by SaytownFinest

I could not have said it better, Saytown. Excellent post, sir.

Respectfully,

OldSarge

Guess I should be a voice instead of in heard

Unheard

What area are you looking for buman12? I see all races as long as they are respectful.
I'm visiting Killeen until noon tomorrow.

Guess I should be a voice instead of unheard Originally Posted by buman12

Everyone has a choice in how they want to participate on the board.

Many here choose to be quiet on the board. They pull the information, that other contributors make available, for their own use.

I, personally, have no issue with that.

Others (like me) are quite vocal here. Some may take an issue with that.

However, each of us are judged, rightly so or not, on the content, quality, character and tone of our posts.

When someone with an established reputation posts something that some may wonder what was the intended message, they need only look at the other postings and the reputation to put things into perspective.

When someone with little or no reputation posts, what they say falls under extra critical eyes.

From what I have read of yours, you and I come from different perspectives on the board. I can respect that. I can also respectfully disagree with you, or any one else, for that matter. I believe we can disagree without being disrespectful.

Your posts, while "truthful" or "honest", up until today, all had something negative to say about a lady. This means that your board reputation is, frankly, negative.

If Swordmaster or Buckskin or CoachPaul or many others, said something negative, their negative statement will carry much more weight than perhaps yours, as their posts are much more positive than negative, and all the much as truthful and honest as yours.

So the choice is yours. Lurker or Contributor. If you choose lurk, then you may want to limit your infrequent posts to something more positive or at least neutral.

If you choose to be a contributor, jump in and begin to build your reputation anew. As you build it, your voice will be "heard" in the way you want.

BTW, Tammie is a great lady to see, is newbie friendly and AA friendly. She is a lot of fun and in Killeen for now!

Respectfully,

OldSarge

...and I didn't think anyone listen to me...

It is good to see you back on the board, Buckskin!