the BEST oral encounter possible... it's been FOREVER since i've had a REALLY good oral experience...

looking for something today / tonite... longtime hobbyist / will provide referrals, etc...

if you dabble in mediterranean excursions, that would be a ++++ (but not a deal breaker if no)....

feel free to PM... thx!

Was going to PM you, but looks like you don't have access:

http://www.theeroticreview.com/reviews/show.asp?id=214491

Yoi will find her email address on her Date Check page.  Just received yet another thank you PM from a hobbyist for recommending her......and yes, the BBBJ is sublime and her Greek is mind-blowing.

i've been texting with her... just sent her my info... thanks for the recco!!!

Your timing is good, she is seeing some new clients this visit.  Good luck bud.

PS i'm a VIP member here on TER... have been for years...

i can receive PMs... not a problem

You're pimping your favorite out, F.E.R.?

joking!joking!

~a

Wow - correct.  It just isn't displaying properly for me in your case, but sure as shit if I click on it no problem.  Sorry for the confusion bud.  Old people and technology, you know?  Not only did I walk to school in eighteen feet of snow, but I DO remember when RAM was $70/MB.  Not GB, mind you.  MB.

haha! no worries my dude... i'm no spring chicken myself :p

thx again!

I can beat that.  We still used punch cards when I took my first computing class...    

Any hobbyists out there who worked with vacuum tubes?   LOL

I programmed in IBM RPG (Report Programming Generator, was it?) back in the day.  Punch cards?  Hell ya!  





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When I co-oped, they had an old PDP 1100 that I had to use. I had to code it in assembly language.  Wished I could have used punch cards!

No, I am not old enough yet but the bastards have been trying to butter me up with mailings recently.  NEVER!

Oh, yah! And FORTRAN (it's supposed to be all caps!) is still the language that God intended all real computer programs to be written with.

Yes, I've worked with tubes. I also still have (but don't use anymore) a thing called a "Slide Rule". No, that's not a sex toy....

BTW, the 68000 was revolutionary, the 8086 was kludge...