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foundnewland

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  1. Did my research on this one, and there's no shortage of it. Barbie has been described before, but here it is again: She's amazing. When I arrived she was wearing a requested outfit with a nice twist, and was nothing but welcoming and accommodating. Very easy to get comfortable at her in call location, which is fairly nondescript, if only out of the way because I'm a 20 minute drive away, big whup. It was my first time seeing Barbie, so obviously very nervous, but soon enough we were hugging and getting down to business. Without going into details, it is one helluva BJ. Great body, small, curvy, very caressable, good times. We sat and talked for a while afterwards and that was nice too. Drove home grinning, still grinning, will likely be grinning tomorrow too. I will repeat.
  2. I saw her earlier this year. Absolutely wonderful lady. She is definitely around 50, but her body says otherwise. Great rates too.
  3. my two cents between Charlottetown, PE and St. John's, NL. Charlottetown Min Su Cafe, on Water Street = Best Bi Bim Bap (korean salad) I've had (admittedly, I've never been to Korea) and the owner is a real gem. Merchantman Pub, also on Water Street = Pub food with the occasional gastronomic twist, highly recommend the Tupelo Street Chicken, if still on menu. Downtown Deli, on Grafton = Best sandwiches in town (sorry, Leonards, you beautiful German delicatessen, but the Lebanese have you beat). St. John's Get Stuffed, on Duckworth = Great name, great food, great prices and $1 hot dogs on the menu for your picky partner. Sun Sushi, on Duckworth and Stavenger = The Stavenger one seems better for the entire menu, but is an ugly location. You can't go wrong with either for sushi. (disclaimer, i only eat veggie rolls, so perhaps not a real endorsement for real sushi, but if you like spicy broccoli roll...) Crane's, located in a North Atlantic, down the Southern Shore = admittedly not a restaurant, more of a truck stop, but they have a solid chips, dressing and gravy, and their custard cone machine is only broken 8 months of the year. Charlottetown has a more ethnically diverse population, and therefore better food in a wider variety. No offence to St. John's, but you could stand to lay off the salt a little. -foundnewland
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