"basskisser" wrote in message
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"Calif Bill" wrote in message
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"JAXAshby" wrote in message
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sorry, wallu, I don't pay for a woman's company. If *you* do that you
are
guaranteed to get a woman who doesn't want you. That's why she thinks
she
can
get money from *you*. You want her and she doens't want you and she
is
willing
to rent herself out to a guy she doesn't want (not many women will do
that).

(JAXAshby) wrote:

Maybe you ought to just hire a hooker. Then you are guaranteed a
conquest.
As a friend told me about 40 years ago "Cheaper than dating." As to not
many women renting themselves. You never worked in a red light area. I
worked near the Tenderloin in SF during college. Lots of hookers. And
years ago, while in college and fishing from the shore by the SF-Oakland
bridge, the funniest line I have ever heard about Ho's was uddered .
There used to be about 250 hookers lined up on West MacArthur in
Oakland.
Lady judge refused to take them to court if no John brought in, so the
cops
just ignored them. Black guy I am fishing next to says "Damn! 250 Ho's
and
all they know is 20 dollars. You think they would have a price war." I
nearly fell in the bay I was laughing so hard.

Proof that the bay area is nothing but a crime infested hole. I hated
every second that I was there. What really got me was that, even
though it is an over populated, crime infested, overpriced, barren
hole, people there still seem to think they are better than the next
person, have their collective noses in the air, etc. The best thing
that ever happened to me was getting to hell out of there. My wife,
who was born and raised for 30 years in the bay area, agreed after
being away only one year. She was homesick at first, and now will tell
anybody that she can't see how people stand living there.

Well seems better than Atlanta. At least the races fish together, laugh to
together. And you are not here. Life is good. Now tell me what great
thing Atlanta produced other than a great scene for Gone with the Wind? For
the rest of you Atlanta people. You're OK.