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That would be hilarious!

Charming Friends 1428 reads

posted 18 years ago

He could argue in court that as a tax paying slave owner he still has absolute rights over you or something like that... In a state like Massachusetts that may stick...

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downcitydina18 years ago4172 reads

FYI

Hello everyone. This is Dina. I am no longer available for bookings through Down City Divas even though I am still listed in the website gallery. The person who runs that reputable agency refuses to take my photos off the website. I just wanted to make it clear to the community that if anyone calls Down City Divas and requests to see Dina they will not be seeing me. At least not through them, ever ever again.

Most recently, he has sent threatening emails and text messages regarding his "official" opinion that I can't work for any other agency in any capacity or even myself until August 2008. He claims that RI, MA, and CT are his territories and it would be competition against him. Could you imagine....the man who would be king. Good grief.

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sexy1jill18 years ago1935 reads

Re: FYI

Hi Dina,

Ma. is NOT his territory and he does not own you. You can work for whomever you want or own if you choose.

If you are interested I am always looking for ladies to represent.

Check out my website and give me a call if you are interested.

Jill

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Portdog18 years ago2817 reads

I'd love to see him try to enforce a "NonCompetition Agreemnt" in Court of Law!! LOL!??

Not that he even had you sign one.

The "Man who would be King" must truly be a horse's ASS.

It almost sounds like MJ.

(As for Dina, she looks like she'd fit in perfectly @ RSG. Can't have enough sexy Coyotes!)

-- Modified on 4/13/2008 4:47:46 PM

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Charming Friends18 years ago1429 reads

That would be hilarious!

He could argue in court that as a tax paying slave owner he still has absolute rights over you or something like that... In a state like Massachusetts that may stick...