Phoenix, Az.   Tuesday, December 13, 2005

Sumo999 announced his retirement today from Poonville.  Agencies and Providers alike are in shock as one of Phx's premier Poon Dogs steps away from the Hobby.  A profilic guy Sumo won the hearts of many and always with a smile and a grin enjoyed his Hobby to the fullest.  All wished him well at his Press Conference at Poon Ranch as he bid farewell for the last time.  Mayor Modprod presented Summo with the Key to the Brothel just in case.

Summo, say it ain't so.

-- Modified on 12/13/2005 4:54:36 PM

This is a real shocker!  One of our communities biggest hitters is retiring.  Hey how about a retirement party for the MAN!  I like that idea.  One last run at it!  

Anyways, take care SUMO.  Best of luck and Happy Holidays.

A gentleman and true champion, retiring on his own terms and  going out a winner. Good friend to the gents and  beloved by the ladies.  One of kind yokozuna , you will be missed.

I will sure miss him. The honest opinions and non-biased reviews, the great sense of humor, friendly smile and boundless energy--WHATAGUY!
Sumo gave a totally new meaning to the term "Three-A-Day Workouts."
Enjoy your retirement, my Good Friend, and stop by and visit us anytime!

I must be the only lady he hasn't seen. I feel so left out.

Meg

Another "good guy" I had the pleasure of meeting, and talking with first hand about his adventures!  He surely will be missed,because of everything mentioned above,ok,,  Take care Sumo999!

Sumo, best wishes my friend. Seems like we lose a real hobbiest every year. With all that extra whip you can buy lunch once in awhile. Cheers

Thank you all for the kind words, I am retiring from the hobby but not from life and I hope to see many of you again...  As for Megan and me being the only one she hasn't seen, the sad thing is I did see her obviously I did not make much of an impression, but you know neither did she.......  

It was nice to finally put a face with a name.  Hope Monday went well for you.  JT said that you had nice digs before switching hotels.

Yes,  Sumo,  now that you mention it,  I do remember you telling me of that session.  I have never met her, though.

-- Modified on 12/14/2005 7:39:13 PM

Sorry you didn't have a good time. Sometimes the chemistry isn't there for one reason or another. Chemistry is a big reason why I spend so much time talking to and getting to know my clients. I rarely have an appointment that doesn't run long unless he has somewhere to be. Guess there isn't anything I can do to make it up since you're retiring. However, I will just say that your nasty comment was a little less than appreciated and somewhat hurtful.

Either way, I'm sorry it wasn't memorable. Good luck to you, Sumo.

Megan

-- Modified on 12/15/2005 12:50:09 AM

sometimes we move on, gradually fading from view, so gradual that no one notices.  We post on boards less frequently, time between visits with providers lengthens, and then we vanish, and no one even knows we were here.

Sometimes this hobby works like therapy, giving a few of us time to heal without fear of complication.  We are able to pour our hearts out, relieve pain, regain feeling, restore confidence.  

We find friends where none were expected, very good friends who know more about us than most, friends who are forgiving of our warts, friends who celebrate our triumphs, friends who will stay with us forever.

Some of us don't come back.  We just fade away.