Did you really want to read yet more interminable posts about these ever-so-popular topics [in no particular order]:

shaving the pubes:
the futility of CraigsList;
LE stings on CraigsList;
hobbyist emotional involvement with providers;
methodologica/conceptual problems with review formulation;
any and all size questions;
when is a 10 not a 10? and why can't an 8 or a 9 be a 10? [performance-wise];
ED treatments;
gifts for providers;
micromanging our hobyist etiquette;
how to set up an appointment;
in-and-outs of screening;
reading between the lines of reviews;
etc...?

All interesting and very useful topics, to be sure. All covered extensively in the past, and no doubt will continue to be covered extensively in the future [new hobbyists flock here daily]. But also all pretty mch beaten, if not to death, at least into an irreversible coma, showing little sign of brain wave activity, and with near zero probability of revival?

Yes,  most of the drivel has been inane, and worse.  But some of it has been mildly amusing as well.  And a bit of a diversion, welcome or not, from the usual fare. Hobbyist man does not live on provider bread alone [or ought that to be posed the other way around?] I predict that this brief spell of silliness will pass soon enough and it will be back to business as usual before you can ask [for example} : "do providers really care about the size of their dates' equipment?"

yours in frivilousness,


cb