roamingguy

Funny sound coming from the truck last week. Gotta get a transmission Still running, but advised not to drive too far...this July, replace the transmission. In the meantime the garage on the hunt for a transmission Worse part, till tranny in and broken in, no towing the boat :-( RG

A lady's boundaries are a lady's boundaries, and should be respected. Why she doesn't wish to see African Canadians, I don't know. But if forced to see a client she doesn't wish to see, for an intimate encounter, my guess, it will be a terrible encounter for both the gentleman and her. And really, if she has to have the encounter, it will be more like forcing her to see someone, less like a consensual act. Perhaps quietly you two can discus her reasons, but if she insists on her boundary, respect it. A rambling for what it's worth RG

Although it would be an outcall, not incall, and she's not blonde, Lonna Lux is a wonderful companion...seen her 5 times, 1 a sleepover, never disappointed RG

Honey dear...I have asked, they all say the same thing, they are busy seeing you, or someone else, when the help is being asked for Their idea of helping each other out is scheduling their encounters so it doesn't conflict with anyone else's encounter All my love Your devoted husband RG

So a confirmation text one month ahead of time confirming our encounter is on for the next day is on isn't right LOL Actually just a funny story, getting ready to go to work, text message from the lady I'm seeing in a month's time, asking if we're still on for tomorrow Well poor old RG's heart starts pounding. I didn't have her name/ number in my cell phone address book so I didn't know who was texting me. Second, did I overbook myself. Well cleared it up when I got home from work. Checked numbers again the names of all the ladies I had encounters planned with. She was one month off. But we have a laugh over it. No harm, no foul, and a humorous story to tell RG

Duran Duran-The Reflex RG

Lets play this hypothetical situation. You go to see a lady at her incall. Shortly after you arrive instead of a drug o/d she grasps her chest, and is having a heart attack Do you leave or call 911 and start CPR Maybe she has a poor diet and smokes which were contributing factors in the heart attack Does that mean her life isn't worth saving Frankly does any of it matter A human life is in jeopardy, that is all that matters. RG

Actually Amelia you are correct But by the same token the Good Samaritan Law prevents a rescuer from being sued for wrongdoing should they make a mistake in treatment But I am going by an old adage (paraphrased, been a long time), from one of my swimming courses, but applicable to such circumstances "Whomever you see in distress, recognize a fellow human being" The link for the summary of the law http://www.canadianlawsite.ca/goodsamaritan.htm But irrespective of whether a legal obligation or moral one, we are talking about a human life, which in my opinion trumps all else RG

I'm cheating again Dan Seals-Bop http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lKpn-GYsKSc RG

Well my dear wife you might get some diamonds if I got more than the honey do list...cut the grass, take out the garbage, clean out the garage, shovel the driveway etc etc etc Oh, I'm also the Captain of my own boat, so I can perform our marriage ceremony...no need for a Minister, JP etc When does the fun part of this marriage begin my dear RG :-)

One of the cardinal rules of the SP/Client relationship, you always respect the lady's boundaries If he has no respect for your boundary of no face pics now, demanded with the threat of blackmail, what other boundaries will he push should you two ever meet, and what would he threaten to achieve them. And whatever you do, don't book an encounter with him, no amount of money is worth it Likely he isn't even serious about an encounter, just wants a picture to gratify himself Don't worry about negative reviews, they don't fly well here, well they don't fly at all here Like others have said, report this to Mod, he'll look after it. And I don't know the protocol for joining, being a gentleman, not a lady, but if you can report this on the SP Only Section you should do so, to warn other ladies. Good luck RG

ELO-Turn To Stone RG

Espanola Ontario RG

Witches Magic or my CERB heavy metal alias Bleeding Angels RG

Orleans-Still The One RG

Damn, why oh why, not another "Y" Well I'm cheating Dwight Yoakam-Crazy Little Thing Called Love RG

Bridge on the River Kwai The original James Bond series (Sean Connery as Bond of course) The Bourne Trilogy Godfather and Godfather II (Godfather III sucked imho) Goodfellows The Longest Day Saving Private Ryan A Bridge too Far Just a few RG

One thing I can say, and speaking for myself only, if I should chose to get back into dating/relationship and maybe marriage, I would devote my time and energy into that relationship When it comes to committed relationships I firmly believe in monogamy When it comes to this lifestyle, polyamorous (for lack of a better word) is the way to go So to answer your question, I'd likely just not be on CERB if I ever got married, but keep my account open, just in case the marriage failed (I mean over 50% of marriages fail) RG

Agree with you, in sickness and health...but done because you love your partner, not in expectation of some payout to you and your family's benefit while his family is forgotten From what I have been told this sounds less like a loving relationship and more like a business transaction RG

His kids (not to mention grandson) don't feel badly done by because they were counting on his money (they both are doing ok money wise) but they feel bad that her kids (also doing ok money wise) took precedence over them. Not to mention she told him to write her family into his Will and write his kids (and grandson) out of the Will RG

I consider the money for an encounter gone so to speak, so I'm never worried about recovery of the money. What I would do is leave. Now if it is obvious she has immediate health (ie life/death) concerns, stay, dial 911 and await the ambulance. No matter what, this is a fellow human being. But if she is just high, no immediate concerns, consider the money and encounter gone, move on, don't return RG

I like Sophia. Positive upbeat contributor to CERB. Not to mention a thread acknowledging the gentlemen here. When Sophia writes something, I read it Hopefully one day our paths will cross and I can meet her RG

Gabriella Laurence pm'd me today to let me know that some members on CERB have contacted her wondering if we are indeed married. Most on here can tell it is a joke. I mean seriously, how can we be married when we haven't even met, not to mention one day the marriage is on, the next day a divorce and so on. Clearly it is friendly on-line joking Gabriella is a on-line friend, and we banter back and forth, both through pm's, and on posts. But we are not married Why am I posting this. When some people start making enquiries like this, even in pm's, it may have a fallout effect of starting rumours which could damage the lady's business. Gabriella is an independent SP. I have nothing to do with her business or how she runs it...well except for one thing, this fall, all things being equal, I will get to meet Gabriella as a client. And as a sidebar, just like every other gentleman that has seen her, I still had to go through her verification process too, no special exceptions were made for me Gabriella and I are on line friends, and the friendly bantering will continue. Don't read more into it than that...we really aren't married. And Gabriella is from all recommendations, a wonderful companion

Well some additional information. First, over the past 7-8 years his (then c/l) now wife, became more focused at least to outsiders, on the Will etc than on a loving relationship, at least from my (and some others) vantage point. As for being in for a relationship for a long time...true, but maybe as he got older he may have been too scared to leave and she saw the monetary benefits to staying. Also, this wonderful marriage, his kids weren't even invited to the wedding (a small affair), her's were. His kids didn't even know about it till after the wedding, when they got a wedding picture. As for him and her. Both were in very well paying jobs, have a good pension, life insurance etc. His kids written out so she and her kids get more. And when his kids written out, it also meant his one son, who has a child, also written out. He wrote his own grandson out. And her kids are in the same age range, and have jobs. They aren't hard up money wise. RG

I know in this lifestyle there is an aspect in some cases of May/December, older gentlemen seeing younger ladies. But it is an encounter, mutual respect, no strings...not a established relationship/marriage But what is your take on May/December romances? From some personal experience (someone I know, not me) I can't say I'm a fan. A person I know left his wife after 24 years of marriage (he was 55 years old at the time, she was 56) to move in with a lady who was 31 years old. Sounds from a guy's perspective, great. Well now he is 84 years old and in poor health. She demanded he marry her, that they not just live C/L. And in his Will, well now she and her children are beneficiaries, his kids written out (btw they didn't disown him or nothing like that, but they were written out so she and her kids could be written in) And why did he do this, because of failing health, he needs someone to take care of him, and scared she'd leave him if he didn't change his Will I don't know if this is the case with all May/December romances. But there is a time when age differences do matter. For example a 15 year old dating a 25 year old. But a 30 year old dating a 40 year old, well not such a big difference, nor 70 year old with a 80 year old. But a 30 year old with a 50 year old, not a big deal, but when it becomes a 80 year old to a 60 year old, that age difference is bigger. Just wondering what other's think RG