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Links to ads aren't permitted on perb. But if you type "Holly" into the LL search box and press <return> you will be richly rewarded.

Is this one of the existing spas, or something new?

There's an ad running in Calgary with the same text but different pictures. I'd guess it's a scam, as are most LL ads these days.

Nicely written review. Thanks for it.

I'm awarding Harmony the coveted JD Vance award for consistently good commenting.

Given the face pics, weird diction, offer of sex w/o condom, low price, and the same ad all over LL, I'd say that's a scam, old sport. Please don't send him/her money.

It is impossible to debate with them. Facts don't matter. There is no meme they won't fall for. They are hopelessly in love with a 78-year-old man.

The current president is a convicted felon, rapist, con man and grifter. He is currently enriching himself in office, arresting his political opponents and judges, while pardoning January 6 goons, and shaking down news organizations for tens of millions of dollars while threatening to pull...

Here in the bible belt, it's now mostly Asians, and usually about Keith Richards' age, but not nearly as sexy. So a few years ago I found myself walking, and then not bothering to book appointments period. Too many disappointments. The fun was gone. I guess the new normal for ladies new to...

How did they scam you?

No, no, no. You don't want to see Jenny in Oliver. Trust me.

Type the name or 4 digits into the search box, press return, and away you go. Posting links to ads on Perb is not permitted.

By 'old auntie' how old are we talking about?

Does anyone know if the Dougall place is still running? Do you have the current number?

New massage place, 1331 Ellis, across from the library (google it for their website). Anybody been yet?

The more Poilievre speaks, the lower he drops in the polls.

This is electoral gold.

"She" includes an email address. Almost always when an ad includes an email address, it's a scam.

The cabinet issued a regulatory order reducing it to zero and taking whatever wind Poilievre had left in his sails. I'd say it was a great success.