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giselle69 See my TER Reviews 1459 reads
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1 / 30

I was told by a drunken client to leave because he didn't like my views on topics he chose. For instance, he thought utopia was ideal and I said, "the only way utopia could exist (within their own boundaries, of course) is with the existence of chaos and anarchy within the system."

Oops, I was asked a question and he didn't like my answer and kicked me out.

I've never in twelve years of befriending boys and gents been told to leave over such a petty matter.

Should I have shut my trap?  Played pretty Mary sunshine or be myself?

Thoughts???

XXX-Giselle

HangingwithBears 816 reads
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giselle69 See my TER Reviews 552 reads
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map2424 705 reads
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4 / 30

sorry to hear that happened..his loss i would love to make your night better where are you located tonight?

macdaddy1944 51 Reviews 626 reads
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5 / 30

we should have had that threesome..we would have been too busy to ask questions..

graeca 39 Reviews 522 reads
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6 / 30

From Dictionary: Utopia. An ideally perfect place, especially in its social, political, and moral aspects. A work of fiction describing a utopia. 2. An impractical, idealistic scheme for social and political reform.

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Excerpted from American Heritage Dictionary
Copyright © 1997 The Learning Company, Inc. All Rights Reserved.

Giselle, why would anyone see you drunk, you should be savored (at least from the beginning) sober. You are the real thing, I know.  His definiton is the standard one, and yours is interesting, he should have enjoyed persuing your thoughts.  You are interesting and you should respectfully be yourself.
It sounds like you were cool.

giselle69 See my TER Reviews 576 reads
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7 / 30

While the definition that you disclosed may be harbored as truth, it still instills the fact that utopia is impractical  and idealistic.  Brings me back to my slippery, wet soapbox, which is entirely unnecessary as I'm not known for my opinions. Chaos and anarchy within the system creates more peace among the masses. Why else would people chicken neck to catch a glimpse of a fiery auto crash or watch the news to hear the details about the latest senseless gun slayings...

Anyways, I'm over it and I should just keep my mouth shut.  Just don't try and talk to me about The Fountainhead, Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance or Siddhartha and if J.D  Salinger's Catcher in the Rye is your favorite book you better know the whole story behind that mess of a claim to fame for every vapid coed in our "supposed" learning structures.

Okay, I'm done.  Fun loving, good, happy Giselle is back. No more serious shit. If so, email me at [email protected]. We can discuss but I've been too serious and the kids out there might be getting scared.  Tee-hee!

XXX-Giselle d

Posted By: graeca
From Dictionary: Utopia. An ideally perfect place, especially in its social, political, and moral aspects. A work of fiction describing a utopia. 2. An impractical, idealistic scheme for social and political reform.

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Excerpted from American Heritage Dictionary
Copyright © 1997 The Learning Company, Inc. All Rights Reserved.

Giselle, why would anyone see you drunk, you should be savored (at least from the beginning) sober. You are the real thing, I know.  His definiton is the standard one, and yours is interesting, he should have enjoyed persuing your thoughts.  You are interesting and you should respectfully be yourself.
It sounds like you were cool.

giselle69 See my TER Reviews 606 reads
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8 / 30

So Putting' on the Ritz is out of the question?  Tee-hee!

XXX-Giselle

ed2000 31 Reviews 618 reads
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Boboolson 630 reads
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Posted By: giselle69
I was told by a drunken client to leave because he didn't like my views on topics he chose. For instance, he thought utopia was ideal and I said, "the only way utopia could exist (within their own boundaries, of course) is with the existence of chaos and anarchy within the system."

Oops, I was asked a question and he didn't like my answer and kicked me out.

I've never in twelve years of befriending boys and gents been told to leave over such a petty matter.

Should I have shut my trap?  Played pretty Mary sunshine or be myself?

Thoughts???

XXX-Giselle
The guy was drunk and you really hurt his feelings by disagreeing with him. I'm not sure how pissing off clients is good customer service.

Instead of being upset you should be thankful that you made it out of there in 1 piece with a proper donation. It could've been much worse.

jazzy335 705 reads
posted
11 / 30

After 12 years of experience one would think you would have left immediately after recognizing that nothing good could come of a the situation

Cyberneticintelligence 634 reads
posted
12 / 30

Chatterboxes can be annoying and if the guy was really drunk, a smart girl would have left immediately.
She was also paid, so I would not be surprised to see a new review pop up that is less then flattering.

srs273 42 Reviews 626 reads
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13 / 30

In my business we call it... "sometimes you have to fire a customer"

Posted By: giselle69
I was told by a drunken client to leave because he didn't like my views on topics he chose. For instance, he thought utopia was ideal and I said, "the only way utopia could exist (within their own boundaries, of course) is with the existence of chaos and anarchy within the system."

Oops, I was asked a question and he didn't like my answer and kicked me out.

I've never in twelve years of befriending boys and gents been told to leave over such a petty matter.

Should I have shut my trap?  Played pretty Mary sunshine or be myself?

Thoughts???

XXX-Giselle

justnotintoit 523 reads
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14 / 30

I'm guessing maybe he was just done (assuming you had played and he had payed) with you and used it as an excuse to get you to depart.  Maybe you were talking too much and he was thinking...how do I get her to hit the road...

Posted By: giselle69
I was told by a drunken client to leave because he didn't like my views on topics he chose. For instance, he thought utopia was ideal and I said, "the only way utopia could exist (within their own boundaries, of course) is with the existence of chaos and anarchy within the system."

Oops, I was asked a question and he didn't like my answer and kicked me out.

I've never in twelve years of befriending boys and gents been told to leave over such a petty matter.

Should I have shut my trap?  Played pretty Mary sunshine or be myself?

Thoughts???

XXX-Giselle

perfesser69 21 Reviews 478 reads
posted
15 / 30

Why would someone want Giselle to leave? I'd want to stay with her as long as possible!  

Posted By: justnotintoit
I'm guessing maybe he was just done (assuming you had played and he had payed) with you and used it as an excuse to get you to depart.  Maybe you were talking too much and he was thinking...how do I get her to hit the road...
Posted By: giselle69
I was told by a drunken client to leave because he didn't like my views on topics he chose. For instance, he thought utopia was ideal and I said, "the only way utopia could exist (within their own boundaries, of course) is with the existence of chaos and anarchy within the system."

Oops, I was asked a question and he didn't like my answer and kicked me out.

I've never in twelve years of befriending boys and gents been told to leave over such a petty matter.

Should I have shut my trap?  Played pretty Mary sunshine or be myself?

Thoughts???

XXX-Giselle

oldchiguy 479 reads
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16 / 30

You certainly don't want to literally keep your mouth shut.  Your mouth in particular can do so much more than just talk.  Don't want to keep it shut figuratively either.  Some of us like good conversation to go with good f*cking.

RogueLuver 371 reads
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17 / 30

...let alone his lack of ability in being able to discuss it even on the simplist of levels. I applaud your answer, you showed depth and a willingness to get down to the nitty gritty of the topic. You go girl!

giselle69 See my TER Reviews 542 reads
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18 / 30

I didn't realize he was drunk until he got moody and saw the almost empty bottle of red wine. Plus, he can't review someone who was only there for ten minutes or can he I'm not sure...

Posted By: jazzy335
After 12 years of experience one would think you would have left immediately after recognizing that nothing good could come of a the situation

giselle69 See my TER Reviews 485 reads
posted
19 / 30

Can I rent a boardroom and do it like trump?

Ahahaha!

perfesser69 21 Reviews 573 reads
posted
20 / 30

I love seeing ladies with intelect greater than mine. Unfortunately, some guys feel challenged by them, especially when drunk.

I like "yourself" just as it is, but some guys want a Mary Sunshine. I hope you got the envelope before you left.

Posted By: giselle69
I was told by a drunken client to leave because he didn't like my views on topics he chose. For instance, he thought utopia was ideal and I said, "the only way utopia could exist (within their own boundaries, of course) is with the existence of chaos and anarchy within the system."

Oops, I was asked a question and he didn't like my answer and kicked me out.

I've never in twelve years of befriending boys and gents been told to leave over such a petty matter.

Should I have shut my trap?  Played pretty Mary sunshine or be myself?

Thoughts???

XXX-Giselle

giselle69 See my TER Reviews 507 reads
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21 / 30
giselle69 See my TER Reviews 523 reads
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22 / 30

Gee,

I never mentioned if I was paid or not mister alias.

Btw your not allowed to review if it's not a real session. That would be lying and grounds for a possible suspension.

Try it on for size though cuz I'm curious as to what happens...

XXX-Giselle

7531598246 17 Reviews 503 reads
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23 / 30

This was just some drunk with an anger management problem. Not worth your time.

bean099 36 Reviews 439 reads
posted
24 / 30

#1 Who cares?
#2 Why do you go onto to a public forum to discuss? It sounds too bitchy and trite.

giselle69 See my TER Reviews 562 reads
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26 / 30
giselle69 See my TER Reviews 382 reads
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28 / 30

Cum back soon so we can have a battle of sarcastic, retarded shit to say to one another! Oh yeah and the, uh, other things we did...

XXX-Giselle

Go white sox asshole!  Kidding doll. I hope you are doing well...

OingeBoinge 164 Reviews 428 reads
posted
29 / 30

for going to Chicago is complete and that really sucks.  I saw a few ladies on the Chicago area and you were my favorite.  Guess I need to come up with another reason to visit Chicago.  But shit, if you do any touring be damn sure to drop me a PM and let me know.

Posted By: giselle69
Cum back soon so we can have a battle of sarcastic, retarded shit to say to one another! Oh yeah and the, uh, other things we did...

XXX-Giselle

Go white sox asshole!  Kidding doll. I hope you are doing well...

Radcow 533 reads
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30 / 30

Well as long as he compensated you for your time, its probably best he asked you to leave. If he didn't, he's a bastard and that's being kind. Not all of us have the personality that others expect. Why be with someone even for $ if they don't like you? You would be stupid to stay and possibly become a corpse.

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