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liamdoherty 25 Reviews 1666 reads
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1 / 15

Tele-portation?

Recently, One of my favorite Traveling Ladies, ( My Lady in Red) ;-) sent via text, a hot (topless) pic of herself in anticipation of her visit.   Schwing!!!!! Wow!!!  
I wanted to jump into the phone and tele-port myself right then and there to her, and ......

It was "Hard" (pun intended) finishing the work day.....  ;-)

The Topic is:  "Anticipation"

What and How, do you, the Providers, and Mongers, respectively, like and prepare, to make your encounters, Dates, Appointments, as "Hot", "Erotic", and/or "Passionate" as possible?

Don't be shy.... Fess up.

I read too many stories of the Provider not "living up to her reputation"  where does Johnnie-Boy fit into the equation?  Is he supposed to?

I have on occasion bantered via text, email, or over the phone a day or two or a few hours before...... trying not being too much of a "time waster". One of those times I needed to pull over to compose myself from our sexual banter....I posted a disclaimer in her review ;-) ......I have not been disappointed when doing this..... the anticipation  is ........

A few other times I bought a toy from The Pleasure Chest (shameless plug) and was sending pics via text to her, picking the "Right One"......... Three lady retail Associates acknowledged my prominent excitement.......  That was fun

 
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maxwell44 23 Reviews 408 reads
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2 / 15

They don't teleport anywhere... they prefer outcalls!

Dr Who revived 541 reads
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3 / 15

And you can have your little banter crap going on as well  LOL

Just don't let Picard catch you sloughing off Mister.  Or you'll be the next yeoman with the red shirt on an away mission...and YOU know how that always turns out!

liamdoherty 25 Reviews 335 reads
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4 / 15

Posted By: ChgoCPA
And you can have your little banter crap going on as well  LOL  
   
 Just don't let Picard catch you sloughing off Mister.  Or you'll be the next yeoman with the red shirt on an away mission...and YOU know how that always turns out!

Dr Who revived 372 reads
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5 / 15
KirstenO See my TER Reviews 366 reads
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6 / 15

Ok So I am  trekkie, sci fi geek I guess you can call me, so I got all excited when I saw this post, and I just had to add to it.

10.Transparent Aluminum (Armor)
           Transparent aluminum armor or aluminum oxynitride (ALON) as it's more commonly known. ALON is a ceramic material that starts out as a powder before heat and pressure turn it into a crystalline form similar to glass

9. Communicators
      The Original ST had flip phone communicator's before we had cell phones. Now everywhere we look we there they are the mobile communicator.

8. Hypospray
      Hypospray is a form of hypodermic injection of medication. A hypospray injection is forced under the skin (a subcutaneous injection) with high air pressure. The air pressure shoots the liquid vaccine deep enough into the skin that no needle is required. The real-world application is known as a jet injector.

7.Tractor Beams
      Yes and no. Optical tweezers are as close as you're going to get to a legitimate tractor beam on current-day Earth. Scientists have harnessed small lasers into beams capable of manipulating molecules and moving them with precision. Optical tweezers use a focused laser to trap and suspend microscopic particles in an optical trap

6.Phasers
        Actually, stun guns have been around for some time. In fact, electricity has been used for punishment and to control livestock as far back as the 1880s. But it wasn't until 1969 when a guy named Jack Cover invented the first Taser that the stun gun was most realized. The Taser fails to kill like the phaser did, yet, it packs enough of an electrical punch to render its victim disorientated, if not completely incapacitated.

5. Universal Translator
         A true universal translator like the one on the show may not be a reality, but the technology is available. Voice recognition has advanced considerably since its inception. But computers have yet to be able to learn languages. Computers would be able to theoretically gather the information much faster than a human brain, but a software program is dependent on actual data

4. Geordi's VISOR
         In 2005, a team of scientists from Stanford University successfully implanted a small chip behind the retina of blind rats that enabled them to pass a vision recognition test. The science behind the implants, or bionic eyes as they're commonly referred to, works much the way Geordi's VISOR did.  

3. Torpedo Coffins
        Designed by Eternal Image, the "Star Trek" coffin was slated to be available early 2009, but is still not for sale as of this writing. The price is yet to be determined. If the fan would prefer to be cremated, the company also plans to offer a "Star Trek" urn as well

2. Telepresence
        In 2008, AT&T teamed up with Cisco in delivering the industry's first in-depth telepresence experience. The key to Cisco's TelePresence is the combination of audio, video and ambient lighting working together. These telepresence kits are designed to mirror surroundings and mimic sounds so that users on each side of the video conference will feel as though the images on the screen are in the same room with them

1. Tricorders
        Scientists at Loughborough University in England use photoplethysmography technology in a handheld device that can monitor the functions of the heart. Meanwhile, researchers at Harvard Medical School have developed a small device that utilizes similar technology found in MRI machines that non-invasively inspect the body. Using nuclear magnetic resonance imaging, this device would be sensitive enough to measure samples of as few as 10 possible infectious bacteria. This kind of sensitivity (800 times more sensitive than sensing equipment currently used in medical labs) could revolutionize the way doctors diagnose disease  

 
So yes my friend I know you wanted to teleport at that moment, but sometimes the anticipation can be just as titillating as the moment of passion. The faster you got the the sooner it would be over. So savor the moment and our imagination until the real excitement of see her once again.

gatorjimmy 34 Reviews 369 reads
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7 / 15
TheHoundOfCullin 9 Reviews 295 reads
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8 / 15

How about Temporal Distortion actually occurring on the plant Earth?

Panthera12 336 reads
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10 / 15

You do remember talking Tina don't you?

Dr Who revived 405 reads
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11 / 15
KirstenO See my TER Reviews 263 reads
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12 / 15

he idea of wormholes taking us through space and time is exciting and I wish I lived in an age where we could harness the power and control it. The Bermuda Triangle still to this day is unexplained to detail of full understanding, when our technology catches up to it I hope humanity is at a point to use it wisely and not take power advantage of it.

As a Geeky Girl I still would prefer to travel through space and time in a T.A.R.D.I.S. with The Doctor

rrasha88 See my TER Reviews 367 reads
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14 / 15

Make sure to wash off the Klingons when you shower.

mrfisher 115 Reviews 327 reads
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15 / 15
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