Good News Everyone!

Too often we hear the crappy news and complaints so instead I'm posting something positive! I just wanted to say that in my experience this site is a sterling representation of what the hobby is all about.

Every appointment I've had from this site has been wonderful with the exception of one, and those are superior statistics. I find the gentlemen I meet on here to have a solid understanding of industry standards and expectations which is demonstrated through their generosity, thoughtfulness and appropriate etiquette.

The timely and excellent communication from the moderators in my area, which is Phoenix, deserves commendation. I recommend this site to sister providers whenever the opportunity arises because it is one of a handful of sites that I feel equally supports hobbyists AND providers and raises the bar of standards in an industry where too often the professionals are cast in a negative light, even among the workers themselves!

Let's face it... this is the only career I've ever held where stating that you are a professional is generally viewed negatively. But this is not just a job, its an adventure! It's also an art form because it takes a specific ability to provide an experience that is as natural and seamless as possible. This site makes it easier to pursue my endeavors as an artist due to the standards that are enforced here. I applaud all those who work hard to maintain the high integrity this site and thank you for giving me lots of opportunities to say: "Damn, I love this job!"

Thanks for reading and have a great day!

xoxoxo
Annie aka Brick House
Phoenix, Az

Thank you sweetie for taking the time to write this. Couldn't have said it better. Concur on every bit of it.

Thank you so much for those kind sentiments.

They are appreciated!

Here's to you!

Annie,
I concur with your assessment...this site is a good forum for us hobbyists as well as the ladies. The moderators ensure that the forum remains relevant.

It has been a few years since I visited Arizona, but I still have fond memories of having the "brickhouse experience." I even got to enjoy my first taste of Jameson, although I now enjoy Bushmill even more!

Stay safe and hope to see you again in the future.

Thanks Annie! One of my favorite ladies, its good to see you posting here.

I enjoyed reading your good new, and I'm glad to see you reinforce my generally positive feelings about this site. Unfortunately it is rather "slim pickins" here in the north Florida area, exceprt for an occassional visitor passing through. You mention that eccie was one of a handful of sites that you feel are good. I used to use, and really liked, escorts.com until they disappeared last year. Would you mind telling me what some of the other quality sites are out there in you opinion? And if I ever get to Phoenix, I'll be sure to look you up! Thanks. Have a great day!JS

Originally Posted by joystick

You do realize when you put it in private the providers are not supposed to be able to read it.


Fixed that, CC

You do realize when you put it in private the providers are not supposed to be able to read it. Originally Posted by MasterBaiter1996

Non PA-ers can't read it either. We can only assume it was something negative about the OP. Not cool Joystick...

In reading it, my guess is he has no idea it is private.

Maybe he just wanted use bold type?

Bushmills eh Joe? Traitor! Good to hear from you and you as well Chica!

Annie,
Try it...you may find that it is a smoother whiskey. Of course, it's all your preference. Take care...and yes, if there is no Bushmill at a bar, I get Jameson.

This will have to do for now Annie

My rookie mistake, nothing negative about the OP or anything else. I didn't know the provider couldn't read it. Was thinking that was the same as a PM. Col Zodiak educated me and fixed it, though. Now I know. Live and learn....

Joystick, Live and learn...as you state, rookie mistake. I'm also a rookie and the folks here (as Annie states) are pretty good. Chica, 12 years old Jameson...you tease! Great stuff! As I type this, I'm sipping Jim Beam Devil's Cut...it has a kick - drop a ice cube. I guess the next time I'm at the liquor store (ABC Store in Virginia), I'll get a bottle of the 12 year old Jameson (if they have it) - all in honor of you and of course, Annie, who introduced me to Irish whiskey a few years ago...