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  1. 3 points
    Why would anyone expect a reduction in rate because they think they're handsome? Just because someone thinks that they are handsome doesn't mean they are - isn't attractiveness different for everyone? Would an obese person expect McDonalds to give them a discount? Would an amateur musician expect a discount from iTunes because they play a musical instrument? I find the fact that people expect to pay less than the next person because they think they're good looking absurd...
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    Not to get in the great debate about politics and failed Leaders, OR WHO to vote for, lets look at this picture that really burns my ass.... 4 elections in 2004,2006,2008 and 2011... last election cost..... What was the cost of the 2008 general election? The total estimated cost of the 2008 general election is just under $290 million, as stated in the Report of the Chief Electoral Officer of Canada on the 40th General Election. NOW DO YA THINK we could of done something a lot better with that KIND OF COIN??? 4 TIMES 290 MILLION..Like feed homeless,house homeless,hire more nurses,get more beds in hospitals the list goes on and on......NO we get to pay for these A-holes flying and driving around the country... My bad,my rant about it all.
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    If your original post was similar to a contact e-mail sent to me, I would say shorten it slightly. An introduction of yourself is nice, since I typically know nothing about you at that point. A couple questions are fine, but try not to be too overwhelming... a few important ones is better than 10 all at once. I'll remember you like kissing and stockings, but only if it's not buried in story about the time you were 18 and went off to college and met a girl and thought she was great... I personally don't mind longer e-mails, but I do find some people overdo it and would have been better off adding some information into their next e-mail. If you want a bit of back and forth, learn a little and engage the lady... that's perfectly acceptable. I would hate for someone to think I'm saying there's only one way to properly contact a lady, there are many. If you'd just like to set up the booking and leave the 'getting to know you' for when you meet, keep it simple. When you put some care and effort into writing a lady, we pick up on such and don't really care if you're not the best writer. If you're putting in an effort and not getting the response you want, it could be you're just not compatible with the lady you're thinking about seeing. We might be human and forget some things or have bad days... but I think providers like myself (and especially the ladies here) are out to give you a pleasurable time, not a hard time because you're nervous or new to escorts and didn't write the perfect first email. Avoid; Jumbled thoughts, one liners, forgetting a name, coming off demanding or rude, or being completely thoughtless. Remember; We're real people, we have different lives and preferences and we (at least most of us) want to give you an enjoyable experience... but you have to help us a bit with that part. Some of us have websites and contact forms, take advantage of these. They're a way of helping you contact us.
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    There's probably as many reasons as there are people :) It may be that you're comfortable with a massage, but not with a FS experience, for whatever reason. It may be that you're having a lazy day just want to have an experience where you can just lie there and enjoy it, rather than needing to actively participate. It may be that you particularly want to spend some time in the company of someone who happens to offer massage rather than FS. Whatever the reasons may be, there's clearly enough people to whom they apply on any given day to keep MAs in business, for which we should all be grateful.
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    Choosing the lesser of two evils is still choosing evil. No matter who you vote for, we will still be at war forever, our food, water and air will still be poisoned, our police will happily break any law on the books if the "democratically elected" leader tells them to(anybody remember the G20?), and corporate interests will always come first. And this law and order crap drives me nuts. Canada in 2011 is just about the safest place to be in the history of human civilization. But fear has been the easy way to votes for 2000 years, why stop now? If the Federal Government ceased to exist tomorrow, what negative consequences would there actually be? I'll be voting none of the above.
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    I agree with Maverick. also, I get asked a fair bit about massage and my answer is, I do everything else very well, but massage isn't my thing. I don't advertise a rate for massage, because it isn't something I really offer. If it's primarily the massage you're concerned with, then you should see someone that is comfortable and confident giving that service.
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    I'm so done with federal/provincial/municipal politics! I'm probably going to vote, but I will likely vote for "the lesser of the evils". Actually, this is a shame that many voters end up voting like this. Our system sucks! Including our electoral system! I virtually disagree with everything any of the running politicians have to say (my ideological views are quite marginalized in this country/system). Given that so many of us are frustrated with these people walking around in suits on Parliament Hill who take a 3 month Christmas vacation while our country is in the shits, people should really seek other outlets in their own communities in which they can contribute to political change-through your community first. I'm talking about neighbourhood council type things, volunteering and making decisions at local community organizations etc. etc. A better system is possible. Too many of us have given up hope because this system is one that makes us feel powerless and doesn't let people decide what is best for them. Hopefully this makes sense as I'm kind of sleepy today. *And end rant* xoxo Sky
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    Good or bad, I have held onto my idealism and idealistic view of the world, of Canada and in just about every area, and I guess my posts here on CERB in other areas demonstrate that. However, at this time I AM challenged to maintain a sense of idealism, but I refuse NOT to vote. I have big issues with Stephen Harper and the Conservatives. The main issue is the fact that it is indeed a one person, right wing dictatorship. When one watches question period in the House, and see the parrot responses from the ministers who answer, it frustrates me how supposedly intelligent people can allow themselves to be manipulated by one man. I have issues with Mr Ignatieff. Even prior to the attack ads, I asked myself where did this guy come from? One would have thought that the Liberals would have learned from their experience with Paul Martin. Annointing a leader, someone who has been in the wings and just waiting, did not work then, and certainly not now. I have issues with Mr Layton, and the feeling that he and his party is "blowing in the wind." That leaves two leaders. I TRULY wish that Gilles Duceppe was a national leader of a national, CANADIAN party. He speaks what he believes in, and has the sincerety level that I would like to see from every potential leader. But his politics and gepography leave him out for me. I guess when one has nothing to lose it allows freedom to express oneself? Elizabeth May. A one issue party with the Greens, but an important issue. Again a leader who speaks from the heart and who says what she believes in, regardless of "spin." I refuse to abandon my vote. The Greens have it. Additional Comments: Lets end up with a minority that will force the Liberals, the Conservatives and the NDP into leadership campaigns, with hope that a person with vision and leadership skills and a dynamic vision comes to the fore. The young people of Canada need to step up and exercise their voting franchise and make their views heard and known. And the young people of Canada start probably with just about all CERB members beside me. :) Oh Canada, We Stand on Guard........
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    Only problem with politics is the choices, do you really think we'd get better with Iggy, Jack Layton or Gilles Ducieppe. Not one of the leaders or parties really gives a rat's a$$ about Joe and Jane Q Public. RG
  11. 1 point
    Chat is not meant to be a substitute for a sexchat site. I am not there to get you off!
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