Has anyone ever heard of this Australian agency?...(I've used Mona-Lisa in NY, but this one in Australia is something else!!)

How about the 7 Deadly Sins Package?.....Then there are the tips page, this site is a must read....

I have browsed that site a number of times - there are some very hot babes on that site! Pricey too - didnt know there were that many rich guys in Aus.

Fellatio with ice cubes - I assume thats something the girls get trained in? Nice job being the tester there!

This site just exudes class (and $$$$$$).  Music is very nice, site loads quick, ladies are beautiful and very well presented.  Tips page has a little edge and is to the point.  

I always thought a frequent flyer program made sense, and they have one.  Spend $5,000 and you get a free hour.  I guess the equivalent in the $$$ / hr world is 1 free with every 10 hours of time.

Finally, I wonder if it feels odd to be a gorgeous female, commanding $800 per hour, and being in the "budget / low end" category of the spectrum with regard to available individuals.  

Amazing.  Thanks for sharing.

or maybe all the Kiwi and other fresh fruits they eat!

i don't know if this site is legit or not, but i'd crawl on broken glass to get to the nearest Aussie girl! i had my own "ashtray heart" broken once by an Aussie stripper in Sydney (on Oxford St, where else?) ... ahhh... the exquisite pain of it all!

Aussie grrrlz rule!

[Homer-esque drool: "Ghuhhhh..."]

I have traveled down under and shared a few experiences while there.  Believe me, you don't need to spend top dollar to enjoy the fine woman.  They love american men and love our accent all the more.  Typical dollar amount I've spent is about $180 american per hour with top notch full service.  I've said it before and I'll say it again.  If there was any place outside the US that I'd rather live it would be Australia!

-R

Just remember that an Aussie dollar is only .67 US!  Such a Deal!!!!

ditto!  my retirement plans would seriously take beautiful Sydney into consideration (perhaps even over Costa del Sol and the Greek Cyclades - btw, Greek babes can be SO gorgeously exotic, it's not funny!

but i find Aussies to be the nicest, kindest and the least uptight folks around. lucky for us, they speak the "same" language (but with that oh-so-cute G'dahys and Bah-bies, etc) that any native New Englander would feel right at home with!

i also love their laissez-faire and joyous attitude to life. most young professionals i know in Sydney take a multi-hour lunch break (usually at the beach surfing) and then return to work only for a few more hours, always to be followed by "happy hour" at a local bar/nightclub, where they also excel at drinking/partying as compared to most other folk.

did i mention them Aussie babes?  just checking!  LOL

The "Client" tips page is incredible.  Honest, true, and a real hilarious (at times) look at the hobby.  An absolute must read.  This site goes down as perhaps the best escort site I have ever seen.  Now the question is, do I plan another trip to Australia (my one and only was an R&R in 1968, total debauchery) or do the Viking thing.

No tattoos, scars or facial piercings?

Seems like a rather stuffy bunch.

I remember when that tune by that gorgeous Ausie gal Olivia Newton John first came out...I'd get mellow listening to that song and then I'd envision Olivia...and I'd get horny.
The web site brought those memories back.
The Ausies are great people and their women....WOW!...to say the least...Cheers! I'll raise a Fosters to that!

I used to play on an amateur sports tour, and there were a group of Aussies that were on the circuit.  Great attitudes.  The only thing that we (the guys) didn't like about them:  the girls at the tour stops went nuts over them.  

In the pro ranks, it was even more intense.  

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...but I get your drift.

maybe you should have sponsored an arm or alligator wrestling contest after the sporting event...lol
While the Ausie men are doing that, play with their women
...lol..I know...easier said than done.
Cheers mate!

As for me, i'm spending way to much time on the computer...lol
...that's what happens in the big apple when you get a couple of months of non-stop rain. The weather has been absolutely horrible.

Sydney is a clean, safe city filled with generally upbeat, friendly people. Wouldn't have to twist my arm to move there. Taken 3 trips and planning my 4th. Brisbane and Melbourne are nice too. The only downside are the flies - they can be annoying.
To the person who didn't know there were that many rich guys: Sydney has experienced a real estate boom in the last 5 years - so I'm sure a lot of guys are dipping into their equity to dip into some of these lovely ladies. And their economy has steadily grown while the US, Europe, and Japan have all seen recessions recently.
Fortitude, the Opera House wasn't even opened until '73 - time to go back.
Anyone who goes to Sydney - you must take the Harbor Cruise - unbelievable.

I'm hoping to go to Sydney in 2004, saving frequent flier miles for that....

I would think worse than flies, would have to be the red-back & funnel web spiders....They are HUGE, and I think they are very common throughout Australia....

In addition to using Mona Lisa Models, I would think no trip to Sydney would be complete without climbing the Sydney Harbor Bridge, & going to nearby Blue Mountains....

In the off seasons there are some pretty good deals on Quantas. In Nov (similar to our May) I went for $900. I added a link to a very nice, very affordable hotel in downtown Sydney.

I've been there 3 times - didn't do the Bridge climb because you can't take your camera. For exercise I jogged around the bay near the Opera House and at Manly Beach (topless).

The flies are almost everywhere - didn't see any of the spiders.

Actually I do want to go back.  Many fine memories of the way I was treated by as nice a people as exists in this world. Timing was everything in the past for me, and timing precluded a return.  Now that I've retired, timing is right, and that trip may come some day soon.

Interesting you point out the Sydney Opera House.  Did you know that I'm an opera lover?

while i'm not an avid Opera lover, in order to "soak in" the quintessential Sydney Opera House "experience" i went to see a production of Mozart's Requiem there back in 2000. checking the website just now i see that coincidentally that's what's playing there next week! (what are the odds?

http://www.sydneyoperahouse.com/h/home.asp

not to drone on and on (like a broken record advert for the Australian Tourism Board!  but i have to say to anyone who hasn't experienced all the natural beauty this exotic continent has to offer (and i mean exotic "beauties" of every variety: crocs, marsupials, mammals and hot gorgeous Aussie babes! that you are missing so many "other-worldly" delights it's not funny!

next to hiking/rafting the Grand Canyon, one of my greatest living moments was scuba diving at the Great Barrier Reef (well, snorkling to be honest!  surrounded by the occasional Bat Rays and little baby reef sharks (they're SO cute) -- just like something straight off of the Discovery Channel.

anyway ... [sigh] ... this thread has me reminiscing a bit too much!  just do yourself a favor and go visit ... LOL

I pointed out the Opera House because it's the icon of Sydney and maybe all of Australia. And because I knew that it opened after your trip there.

I agree 1000% about the people - I like to treat people as they treat me - in Australia they treat people better than that.

I was watching two Quantas planes land at LAX this morning and wanted to get on them and go. And if the IT job market doesn't pick up I may. Tough for foreigners to get jobs down under.