TER General Board
I've always thought it could be unwise for providers to see anybody that draws media attention if your goal is to keep a low profile. I guess it could be exciting however. I'm glad I'm not famous
... during their campaign, they willingly bend over for any corporate sponsor like a $5 crackho needing a fix.
(Wheee! I got to bitch about politics again Woo Hoo!)
http://nymag.com/news/features/45119/
"Posts on the Erotic Review, the sex-for-hire industry’s Bible blog, reflected more bemusement than disbelief. Initial speculation as to who “set Spitzer up” (on March 11, poster “Officer Krupke” said it had to be the Wall Street CEOs, who could now “return to
business as usual: insider trading, backdating options, embezzling”) soon passed to discussion of the Luv Guv’s supposed refusal to wear a condom, leading one informant to say that in his experience, the Emperors Club VIP was “very safety-conscious,” where “everything was covered” and “daty” (sex-net for “dining at the Y,” or cunnilingus) was strictly off-limits. If “Kristen” favored her famous client with a “bbbj” (bareback blow job) on that fateful St. Valentine’s eve, the question around town was, “Did she spit-zer his jiz-zer?”
(The interesting part is here
*****One local $1,000 girl known for a thoroughgoing reading of the Times op-ed page said she knew right away it was a Democratic sex scandal, “because if it was Republican the hookers would have been guys.” ********