Oh, for heaven's sake, Flying Fish! They are simply running a business.
They are offering a service. Their clients wish to buy that service.
The fact that a bloke chooses to pay for something which is somewhat unavailable to him elsewhere is no one's business, and does not classify him as unstable, whatever that means.
e.g. as I said in my original post, many of the clients of these fairly exclusive call girls were top businessmen, politicians etc, for whom the notion of an affair would be out of the question in terms of their public image. By using the services of a prostitute, no one gets hurt and no careers are ruined.
Really? Why would one be forced into the situation wher they have to pay for this?
Seems like they would be playing on the emotions.
JuliaUmm, I wouldn't think emotions had a whole lot to do with these transactions,.
like the old bloke says to the hooker
"mmmmm -nowwwww I'm gonna take out me teeth .. mmmm m... so that ... ahhh .... you'll have .. ...mmm.... more room to ... errrrr... put your tongue in ..... ok?" :eek3:
By using the services of a prostitute, no one gets hurt and no careers are ruined.
Loy Yang... Now there's something neither of us ever thought of using as a photo background. Would have been a nice excuse for a trip. There were quite a few other "industrial" ones though.shame on you Smurf - contributing to global warming like that - I bet there was more steam coming out your ears than Loy Yang !!!
Indeed it is a case of "so I'm told". We actually met at a political rally at the Huonville Town Hall in early 1995. She knew more about the issue than probably 95% of people there, politicians (of both major parties) included.
Lives in Sydney now though we are still in regular contact. The only "business" I've done with her was as a photographer taking a few "adult" photos for a poster (fairly clean shots - just a pose with no others involved).
Doing such photos is actually quite a lot harder than you might expect - sorry guys but it really is mind on the photo and off the girl 100% of the time and it's nowhere near as much fun as you might expect. In all seriousness it does qualify as "work" and yes I was paid for the shots.
“It's been going gangbusters,” NSW spokesman for the ABA Chris Seage told Fairfax newspapers.
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Is that the right word???
Dave
What an appropriate article I found in yesterdays paper
APEC boost for brothel business -
September 08, 2007 10:35pm
INTERSTATE prostitutes were brought into Sydney to help service the 300 per cent spike in brothel business during APEC, the Adult Business Association (ABA) says.
APEC-themed specials on offer at Sydney brothels included the Condi Combo, the UN Duo and the Presidential Platter.
“It's been going gangbusters,” NSW spokesman for the ABA Chris Seage told Fairfax newspapers.
“Businesses that were banking on a 200 per cent increase in business have done better than that with it up by 300 per cent.
“There have been secret service agents, trade envoys, but no Putins yet.”
Mr Seage said suburban brothels were also getting extra work from locals deciding to stay closer to home during APEC.
At least not until she retires, writes her memoirs full of names and naughty details, and sells it to the highest bidderBy using the services of a prostitute, no one gets hurt and no careers are ruined.
How appropriate... secret service agents making use of a secret service.There have been secret service agents
I gather you found this out by "making your end meet"While working in Canberra I found that the majority of prostitutes were uni students, followed by house wives....just trying to make ends meet.
I gather you found this out by "making your end meet"
While working in Canberra I found that the majority of prostitutes were uni students, followed by house wives....just trying to make ends meet.
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