Granted tipping is a very personal choice,  for those willing to share, I am curious as to what folks might plan to tip their favorite Kgirls this holiday season? This thread is not designed to rehash the well discussed thread from back in February BTW.  Do not want to debate the merits of Tipping.  

I don't do much more than that just because its Christmas.  My long-time regulars will get a thoughtful personal gift at Christmas and for their respective birthdays, not money.

..."work" to Maynard G. Krebs.

You use this term with a condescending tone. I'm curious if you apply to all Kgirl fans. You clearly respect CDL & Captain, so I assume they don't qualify for this label. What are their characteristics that evoke your scorn? Just so I can spot one.

Non-tipping K-fanboys. They know who they are. I'm a tipping K-fanboy. It's apples and oranges.  That's why I get good-natured scorn rather than condescending scorn.

always in a condescending manner. Couple examples here. If he thinks all Kgirl fans are to be scorned, let's hear it and give the reasons. If there is a subset, let's find out what they did or said to deserve this label. If he has a few K-fan enemies, let's not broad brush.

perhaps you can help to clarify, for all those poor "boys".  

I think his point is that there might be a subset of people that are inflating appearance and performance ratings along with general shilling of kgirls and he would like a little more objectivity across the board which would be more useful to the community.

I agree that some K crusaders went too far to shill that Kgirls can do no wrong. My mentor left a special Kgirl site because he couldn't stand all those proselytizing.

But I agree, it's better to get your two cents in early.  

Don't still have their hyphens.

...explanation by "doctorjohn888" pretty much sums it up.  It's not meant to be a derogatory term, except to those who go way overboard and have lost all objectivity.  For the record, the original term was "K-boy" which was misinterpreted as me saying all the customers of K-girls were Korean.  And it could be taken as racist as well so I added the "fan."  It's really just shorthand for the guys who go way too far shouting the praises of K-girls.  Not every guy is a K-fanboy, just as not every K-girl is a K-icon or K-legend.  In fact, there are far fewer K-fanboys than there were when this board started.

I tip for good service, which is about 75% of the time....  I tip cabbies, waiters, my paperboy, the ups guy -- the latter two at the holidays -- and anybody else I deem tip-worthy....

I was taught to always tip people who provide all types of personal services, from my barber and the shoe shine guy, to waiters, tailors, and dry cleaners.  What's more of a personal service than having sex?

...bottoms on your pants and charges you $250.00 for it, I'd like to see how much you tip him.  Do you tip your mail carrier every time he brings you your mail?  Do you tip your doctor?  He gets pretty personal when he sticks his finger up your ass or grabs your balls and tells you to cough.  Do you tip your lawyer?  Some services get tips all the time (barber, shoe shine, waiter), some don't (doctor, lawyer, tailor).  Some get tips at Christmas (mailman, doorman, tradesmen, etc).

It's just a bigger tip over the holidays