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Kerry used to be my favorite. I've seen most of the ones you mentioned. Miss the good old days.
Thanks for the mention Avery. I haven't been as active, either pooning or posting, sadly because of the reasons you list, and the creeping effects of aging. Youth is wasted on the young.
The one thing that has improved is the availability of lovely young asian women. The two reputable sources that send the young ladies here are wonderful resources. Not as good as living in Vancouver or Toronto, but at least we get some access that wasn't available before. It as years between when Suzie left Broadways until there were other asian options.
The one thing that has improved is the availability of lovely young asian women. The two reputable sources that send the young ladies here are wonderful resources. Not as good as living in Vancouver or Toronto, but at least we get some access that wasn't available before. It as years between when Suzie left Broadways until there were other asian options.
Me too, unfortunately. I've been slowing down and doing more massage than full service appointments, hence the need to be very careful about reviews or even not reviewing at all in many cases.
Good point. As for Suzie, there's a blast from the past! If I have the time, I'll post a couple of funny stories about her tomorrow. She was quite a character!rubintugger said:
You definitely should be included in the category of "long time trusted members" You've posted a lot of great reviews.
Don't be too cheeky! However, it would be correct to say I started pooning before the internet became available yo the public. Like a lot of veteran pooners, I had to use the classifieds and weekly papers, often to my regret. I became a serious pooner in the mid-1980s, although I had dabbled well before that. The review boards have been an invaluable resource,
OK, OK, you qualify too. There's a few others who haven't been mentioned either, but I'll leave that to others to mention.
Yes, when the Albert Street stroll was the high track. Those were the glory days.
That whole area had a wonderful night life with cafés, restaurants (Chopin's and Spaghetti Factory) and the Robins where cops, hookers and clients all hung out almost amicably.
Bogart's and Elbows were like indoor strolls with really nice looking ladies you could dance with, chat up over drinks, and broker a deal.
Whatever went wrong with downtown, it is a hollow shell now. I am sorry younger people will never see anything like that or understand what it was like.
I think the upper echelon of police bear much of the blame.
The old vice office was almost right on top of the stroll and the area was heavily policed to keep things in order.
Obnoxious drunks were given the boot.
The street level officers managed it well.
Then the police brass decide to withdraw into the bunker of the PSB, they abandoned street level policing, and abandoned community.
Instead of walking around talking to people officers stayed in their cars.
The women and their customers were no longer relatively safe, and they went underground.
Look at the new police fortress on Grant. That reflects their isolation perfectly.
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Also been here a long time, although being a rural guy I don't get out that often. So many choices back in the day, had a scrap of paper in my wallet scribbled full of ladies phone numbers, didn't even have a cell phone so I would have to hit the payphones when I got into town. It is definitely sad to see the current state of affairs, a girl like Riley was the norm, not the exception.
I moved to Winnipeg too late to have seen that. I have never been with a Winnipeg SW, and very rarely elsewhere, except Paris. Even back then, I felt it was too risky in Canada.
Hahaha I remember that and what a stir it caused. Comicalkazee took those photos. I remember the mosquitoes being horrible. I original joined in 2002 I think but deleted my account and signed up again later on
didn't you use "you can't see me" as a handle when you came back? I always laughed at that!
hmm.... Albert street huh, warm summer nights driving over the cobblestone, what a sight that was to see woman open their over coats and ask you if you were interested. If you saw me there it was only because i struck out at Night Moves.
