how about something like this?

I had called and left you a voice mail message with both my Hotel info and my Cell Phone Number to contact me at while I was staying in Vegas.

The first day I was in Vegas, I called and your phone went right to voice mail and I could not leave a message because the box was full. I did call the next day and left you my contact info on your voice mail.

You could not have known my hotel room number without listening to the voice mail message I left confirming the appt.

I included my cell phone number in that voice mail message along with the hotel and room #. This I am 100% positive of.

I knew that you only had a home contact number that I gave you in the contact form and that is why I made sure to include my cell number and hotel info in that voice mail message.

I had also mentioned in my emails to you, which you probably may have, that I was going to be at a show that night.

I had emailed you back after you confirmed the appt to change the appt. time to a later time to make sure I would be out of the show and make it to our appt at the set time.

So when you were calling the hotel number, I was at the show. The first time you called the hotel you missed me by ten minutes (I had left to go to the show) and the second time you called the hotel I was still at the show.
I did have my cell with me at the show and was expecting a call on that from you.

I had called you from my cell phone and spoke to you directly after our appt. time had past (you are correct about talking to me then.) It was a few minutes past the time, about 5 minutes or so.

But, your cell phone had my number in it from the caller Id when I called you.

I did call you again the next day, with the same cell phone, the same number as I previously had used to call you.

So you have my number on your bill, which tells me that you also had my number in your phone but didn't think about checking the call log on your phone for my number. This is understandable.

When I did get back home from my trip and I found you had called the home number(?), I wasn't to pleased to find this out and I may have let that reflect in my opinions in some of my posts about our trying to get together.

So yea, I did kinda feel that you had blown me off, especially after the next day when I called you and you said you would call me back to let me know if you could schedule me in and then I never heard back from you.

The night that we were to get together was probably one of the best’s nights I have had in all of my visits to Vegas.

I felt that there was only one other thing could change this night from being one of the best trips to being one of the greatest trips I have had to Vegas yet.

That one thing was to end out my night with one of the hottest starlets in town Nikki.
So yes I was Disappointed with how the night ended out between us.

So, in conclusion, when I called you after our appt. time had past I would of rather you had told me that you needed to cancel the appt and not told me you were still going to try and make it to see me.

I would have gone other places and did other things than just hang out waiting around at the hotel. You can relate to that, yes?

If I left anything out just let me know.

Oh BTW, check the post on the NY board about the basket.


Just my opinion, I could be wrong!

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Bob, don't get the subject confused with your own issues. That was not "Nikki's point". She did not say anything about online identities. What name you use should not matter if the content is valid. Fill's post had nothing useful to add to the subject, but neither does yours.
Nikki has her anonymous admirers too, and doesn't object when a certain alias demands someone "please clean this name up off the floor" pretty regularly in her honor.

Nikki: No one person could harm your reputation. I doubt a small country could. Don't sweat the petty stuff.

Alan