...that they finally learned how to advertise in a manner that's TER-approved, their new reviews are appearing on TER again and there's nothing to stop discussions of K-girls.  Why don't you start a K-thread and see what happens instead of bitching about a desert?

I'm still chuckling at the K-zombies who wrung their hands and pulled their hair out over the fact that TER banned a website that became a direct TER competitor.  They thought their world was ending, lol.  Maybe that's why they're not posting - they're too embarrassed at their overreaction.  Or they're just pouting little boys who picked up their marbles and don't want to play anymore.

I, for one, enjoy the clear, fresh desert air to the K-pollution.

You turn them this way and turned them that way after a little mout rinse?
Seems a little Impersonable to me.

-- Modified on 5/16/2013 10:12:26 PM

Something you may not have thought of.

TER was/is a community where both consumer and supplier can reference and anonymously interact for the mutual safety of everyone. K-Dolls typically are English composition and e-mail challenged, thus relying on bi-lingual "bookers" who are largely unquantifiable as well as typically reticent to answer an "independent" providers "reference" request.  

This language barrier, possible prejudicial barriers, as well as booker/agency born protectionism serve only to counterproductively segregate our community rather than unify it.