While receiving I like a good slow deep pressure massage, but the gal has to know what she is doing or she could cause damage to the spine. (You never press down on the spine, only on the sides.)
I love variations like Thai and Lomi-lomi that involve manipulating the limbs, and of course tantra that involves bringing the guy to the edge of release and then backing off. I also love face, scalp, feet, and hands to be massaged.
One nice thing about AMPs is that they often do an excellent job at massage, but sometimes you have to ask and insist on it. Most guys are not that much into it, apparently.
The whole nine yards:
There are two theories at least on the origin of the term:
The first posits that it refers to how much concrete you want to buy from the cement mixer truck. For a small job, you might need only a few yards of concrete, but if you have a major job, you buy "the whole nine yards". Problem with that theory is that most cement trucks carry 12 or more yards of concrete, and the saying predates the existence of cement trucks.
A more likely origin has to do with the tailoring of a suit. An average size suit uses 3 yards of fabric for the coat and 3 for the pants. In days of old, it was a popular option to buy a suit with two pairs of pants as the pants would wear out faster than the coat. So, if you wanted your tailor to make you a suit with two pairs of pants, you'd ask for the "whole nine yards".
I'm sure there are other theories behind the saying. There are good books out there on the market with the origins of common sayings if you want to research further