Gladly, another poster did a fairly good job of that!

Notice, there is a Self-Help center Icon at the top of this page! Also there is a Newbie board for the inexperienced, or the hopelessly stupid. Lastly there is a search feature on every board to find out about tired old topics. These old tired asked EVERY Week topics/questions include, but are not limited to:

1) Shaving, cropping balls/pussies (VERY Tired topic)

2) STDs (OLD Boring--do a search-see self help center)

3) Falling in love with provider/hobbyist (BORING/OLD/Tired)  

4) Viagra, Cialis, Levitra (Tired Topic-Do a Search)

5) Gifts/Donations for providers (Do a search--Boring)

6) Why ladies become providers/Do they like it  (Old topic discussed many times--don't ask again)

7)Hygiene questions-- (Be clean-old topic- do a search)

8) Tattoos/Piercings/Rings (Tired topic-Do a search)  

9) Condom sizes/brands (Discussed to death-do a search)

10) Legalized Prostitution (Discussed ad nauseum-do a search)

11) Cock size preferences (Discussed ad infinitum-do a search).  









-- Modified on 5/19/2008 7:45:02 PM

Re: As a public service, would you please post topics we cannot ask about. I'm kinda new around her

You can ask anything you'd like but try using the search function first.

I see nothing wrong with the newer folks asking a question, whether it's been asked before or not. Yes, they can search for previous threads, but this IS a discussion board, and perhaps the people reading it now didn't read it before, and may have something constructive to say. I'm sure that questions have been asked numerous times, and gotten completely different points of view each time. If you don't like the question, move on to the next question. It's that simple.

Re: eat your own freakin' chill pill

By the same logic, if you find a comment "jerkish" just skip over it. I think it's pretty jerky of you to attack someone for their response. Let me add fuel to the fire: whether you liked his demeanor or not, he had a valid point - people who are too inconsiderate of others' time to do a modicum of research on their own first, don't merit a great deal of gentility.