Petite, thin 18-25 year old provider who can Take Charge.....upper east side tonite  or tomorrow....

I think she's around 25 but looks younger.  Slim, beautiful body.  Long brown hair.  Fucks like a dirty angel.
http://www.theeroticreview.com/reviews/show.asp?ID=94437

I like my cats all grown up, but just keep her away from that Chinese takeout place on 2nd ave.

most of the time.  Why would I take antidepressants?  I'm the antithesis of depressed. I'm very happy and see quite a few ladies.  
And I supply plenty of info to people on these boards when the questions are not re-tread or just plain stupid. I see the boards as entertainment.  Most of the questions asked here are either dumber than dirt, or have been asked 150 times.

So is her mouth.  A very dirty mind, too.

I haven't found any "invaluable information" on the public boards ever. Not once in many years. If you want valuable intell/info TenderMan then you'll get that from seeing girls, talking to guys back channel, and forming relationships in the hobby, not by asking inane questions like "is this girl real"? or "TGTBT"?  Or asking about "shaved pussy vs. bush" .

And  BTW,  I don't see the boards as my "soap box".
IT would suit me fine if we had MORE intelligent people on the boards with some humor and knowledge of the hobby instead of newbie questions.   Re-tread questions asked hundreds of times, and dumb folks that can't figure out TinEye or Google Images are NOT information or entertaining.

Dude: if the board was confined to intelligent people, you wouldn't be here. Look at your first two sentences. Stating that you "haven't found" any "invaluable information" on public boards means you found valuable information there. When you throw around terms such as "dumb folks," you might check out what you see in your mirror.

If I don't like a post or a poster, I just ignore it.

Sorry, dude, not taking sides here (well, I guess I am, but on the side of correct language) but "invaluable" does not mean not valuable, it means:
in·val·u·a·ble (n-vly--bl)
adj.
Of inestimable value; priceless: invaluable paintings; invaluable help
So what Been Strokin said was he hadn't found any priceless info here, which is what he meant to say.  Don't make me sic The Cunning Linguist on yo' ass.!

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I was about to post the same thing...interesting that you used the word 'priceless' to replace 'invaluable'. Same idea. Price + less should mean free, if you break it down literally.

I remember reading about this...I think that hundreds of years ago, it had the meaning 'not valuable' or worthless, but somewhere along the line, that changed. Anyone have a copy of OED??

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