I found myself looking at Sly's upcoming "100"th and was wondering, is it just me or does everyone keep a "list" of girls they have "done"?  I'm no Wilt Chamberlain, but hey who is?

My list has:
1. Person#
2. Date
3. Name
4. Age
5. From (Agency/website/etc)
6. Location (City/Hotel/In/Out)
7. Type of BJ (if any)
8. Rating for Performance
9. Price (if any)
10. Length of Session
11. Random comments (# of cups, positions,height,weight, measurements)
12. And lastly a note if I have seen her multiple times and how many sessions that is.

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I do not keep anything beyond my reviews here on TER. I do occasionally go back to my reviews and re-read them, especially if I'm planning on seeing the provider again.

Sly

Wouldn't want my wife to find a spreadsheet with the names of providers, dates of visits, amount of money spent, etc.....

A mental list is enough.  I post reviews and remember the really good ones.

Damn, your checklist almost matches mine exactly.  And yes, I've kept a list of every woman (not just pros) I've ever done "it" with.

Come on, Sly.....I think you are holding out on us

I don't keep a list anywhere or write reviews, and I am sure I am way behind Wilt Chamberlain! I would guess that I have "done" anywhere from 150-300 in the last 10 years!

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Geez, I quite keeping track when I hit 30.  You kno, all that bragging when in HS and College, and of course when out with your buddies, while having a few drinks.

But once I matured, that kind of boasting seemed kind of Sophmorish.  To each his own, of course I still can remember most of them, without keeping a written list.

I would think that if a man has been with at least 25 girls, he is somewhat wordly, and being wordly, usually means he doesn't kiss and tell.

Now TER allows us to write things anonymously , so I guess we can all relive our youth, isn't it great to have this secret club?

Kind of slowed down recently but I would guess in my lifetime (mid 40's) somewhere between 150 and 200 with the greater number being non pros. I had an unbelieveable run in my early thirties where I had to carry a stick to beat'm off for a while. I also lived in a great warm weather, open minded state, which was one big key element to my success.

I'm in my early 40s, don't need to keep track, have them all in my head. I can count them with my fingers.  I'm below the average for sure, but trying to make up for it now that I know about this site.  I have no intentions of trying for a large amount though. I get what I need, no excesses, no addictions.  I don't want to waste a lot of time on it.

I plan to pass "The Big Dipper" before the end of '06.  LOL!!!

it's simply just NEVER ENOUGH!