NotchJohnson

I will usually use the "schedule & announcement" section to do my search then will look at the tags attached with the ladies schedule. Mostly I'm a visual type of guy(I think we are all visual) and if I like the picture I will keep on reading and try to find out more about the lady in the picture.

I'll chime in a bit. What about the ladies that offer MSOG, would that count as going towards 1 hour of penetrative sex with a short break in between? In my younger days I had dated a woman and for the first of July we drove to a motel a few hours away from home. As soon as we entered the room she wanted to go at it and often. We did it 5 times from 2pm to 10pm roughly, the first time I lasted about 10minutes and then little longer the all the following shots. Needless to say we were both exhausted afterward that we did even go out to see the fireworks. As i said we were young and she was self lubricating it was at the end that I felt it and so did she. My point is I think it all depends on both partners, if you are well endowed and she is tight, I assume she might not be able to take it too long. Here is a question for you, why not have some foreplay before or during the intercourse? I might be comparing myself to others but I enjoy having foreplay at anytime during sex.

My lawyer once told me that he got many tickets for speeding in Quebec(he is from Ontario) and he never paid any of them and never a letter sent to him. My ex girlfriend got a speeding ticket early January one year and the officer put on the wrong year on the ticket, I went to the court house to pay it and mentioned it to the woman behind the counter and she said it was dismissed because of the error. I never paid it and she never got anything back after. Someone I know got a ticket many years ago for not wearing the seat belt, overpaid the fine, they sent back a cheque for the difference, he never deposited in the bank and the insurance company never got a notice about it. It seems like the law states that until both parties are settle nothing goes in the books. And the office workers don't have the time to go back and see if you cashed in the cheque sent back to you. Only do this if you care about your points on your drivers license. Just my 2 cents.