Busted - this will make many of you happy.
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hahahaha and how exactly is getting 3 hours for one a bad thing ? I like what I do and I enjoy the company of many of the gentleman who visit me. I'm there too, and if I can get more sex out of some of these gents or enjoy a relaxing conversation - how is that a bad thing ? Oh and I can count on 2 hands over 3 years who I've done this for.
You are really boring !!
I have heard recently that their is changes happening within the LE and that could spell doom for us and our hobby as it is....
from today:
http://www.edmontonsun.com/News/Edmonton/2008/06/29/6018326-sun.html
Looks like Edmonton is headed in the same direction as Vancouver; the number of white girl MPs will go from 35 to zero.
We have absolutely nothing here in Vancouver. Absolutely nothing.
I'm sorry Edmonton.
http://www.edmontonsun.com/News/Edmonton/2008/06/29/6018326-sun.html
Looks like Edmonton is headed in the same direction as Vancouver; the number of white girl MPs will go from 35 to zero.
We have absolutely nothing here in Vancouver. Absolutely nothing.
I'm sorry Edmonton.
This is from today's (Monday's) Edmonton Sun:
PARLOUR GAMES: City Councillor Wants Closer Scrutiny of Massage Dens
From the article:
To quote Chief Wiggum, "That's some fine police-work there, Lou"
PARLOUR GAMES: City Councillor Wants Closer Scrutiny of Massage Dens
From the article:
I'm sorry, but...DUH!
To quote Chief Wiggum, "That's some fine police-work there, Lou"
Vancouver crack down
I was in Vancouver during their "surprise" one day bust of mostly Asian Parlors.
I don't think you can really compare Edmonton to Vanc. It would be much easier to crack down in Edmonton in my mind just because the geographic area is much more condensed as opposed to Vanc. They could cover Edmonton in one night if LE put their minds to it.
It definitely caused a bit of a stir in Vancouver and area, and for a while many parlors did not want reviews or extra publicity.
Closing down Massage Businesses may only cause an environment that is riskier than it all ready is, forcing some ladies into the street. Working in a parlor is safer, in that for the most, the ladies are in far better control of their on destiny by working in their space with other staff to support if needed.
Just some of my opinion.
G.A.
I was in Vancouver during their "surprise" one day bust of mostly Asian Parlors.
I don't think you can really compare Edmonton to Vanc. It would be much easier to crack down in Edmonton in my mind just because the geographic area is much more condensed as opposed to Vanc. They could cover Edmonton in one night if LE put their minds to it.
It definitely caused a bit of a stir in Vancouver and area, and for a while many parlors did not want reviews or extra publicity.
Closing down Massage Businesses may only cause an environment that is riskier than it all ready is, forcing some ladies into the street. Working in a parlor is safer, in that for the most, the ladies are in far better control of their on destiny by working in their space with other staff to support if needed.
Just some of my opinion.
G.A.
Us pooners have had a great thing going in Edmonton for a very long time. There is a wide variety of hot looking women that we can bang for a pretty reasonable price provided one does his homework. Any adverse publicity about this industry has the potential to destroy the good thing that we have going.
In the late eighties the city decided to eliminate the high track stroll area around the Sheraton Hotel. This spawned the whole MP industry which provided a safe place for SPs to work provided they could produce a clean crim check. Everything worked great - MPs were run very discreetly - and LE turned a blind eye to what was occuring in these places.
Unfortunately, ( and this is largely due to the internet ) some MPs began to really push the envelope in advertising the so called services that were being made available; i.e. websites that left little doubt as to what was going on, radio advertising and so on. What were these people thinking ? That LE would just let them continue to operate this way with no respect for discretion ?
Without a doubt there are certain parlours and parlour owners who ' get it ' when it comes to running these establishments. Supreme Spa, Velvet Touch, Fort Road, just to name a few that have been around for a very long time and know enough to not rock the boat. Unfortunately there are also a few parlours that either don't ' get it ' or simply don't care if they destroy the local industry as long as they get as much as they can in the short term. Pooners and SPs alike could lose out on a good thing as a result of the actions of a select few.
In the late eighties the city decided to eliminate the high track stroll area around the Sheraton Hotel. This spawned the whole MP industry which provided a safe place for SPs to work provided they could produce a clean crim check. Everything worked great - MPs were run very discreetly - and LE turned a blind eye to what was occuring in these places.
Unfortunately, ( and this is largely due to the internet ) some MPs began to really push the envelope in advertising the so called services that were being made available; i.e. websites that left little doubt as to what was going on, radio advertising and so on. What were these people thinking ? That LE would just let them continue to operate this way with no respect for discretion ?
Without a doubt there are certain parlours and parlour owners who ' get it ' when it comes to running these establishments. Supreme Spa, Velvet Touch, Fort Road, just to name a few that have been around for a very long time and know enough to not rock the boat. Unfortunately there are also a few parlours that either don't ' get it ' or simply don't care if they destroy the local industry as long as they get as much as they can in the short term. Pooners and SPs alike could lose out on a good thing as a result of the actions of a select few.
I agree...some people just don't get it...but it's soooo obvious. Thank you for reminding those that may have forgotten...discretion is very important to have in our profession.
I don't understand how the police avoid scrutiny for "looking the other way" and not enforcing the relevant criminal laws for decades. At best, it's incredible hypocrisy. At worst, this type of thing:
http://www.news.com.au/couriermail/story/0,,21725996-5012936,00.html
Are people too gullible or afraid to ask questions?
http://www.news.com.au/couriermail/story/0,,21725996-5012936,00.html
Are people too gullible or afraid to ask questions?
Way to go Ward 6, you voted in a real clown. What a joke. He's complaining about MPs however the city is more than happy to take large license fees for escorts. What a hypocrite.
Exactly. I don't think the city and LE want another couple hundred girls on the streets and doing escorting, so that the freakos and jackels out there can prey on them.
It would just be a recipe for more of what happened yesterday.
I would think that LE has more important things to do like concentrating on the gang and drug trade problems which probably accounts for 80% of the crime and murders.
Update on Vish
An Edmonton driving instructor accused of trying to lure adult students into the sex trade has been busted again – and this time he inadvertently turned himself in.
Vishva Juneja, 63, walked into the Eastwood Community Station at 11:20 a.m. yesterday to report a collision that had happened while he was teaching a male driving student.
Juneja reported his male student had struck a parked car near 118 Avenue and 83 Street.
But he failed to mention that the province had revoked his business and driving instructor’s licences after his initial charges.
While he was reporting yesterday's collision, an officer in the station recognized him from media reports and a pair of officers then arrested him, said police spokesman Patrycia Chalupczynska.
He was later charged with fraud and breaching conditions.
Juneja was charged June 28 with two counts of keeping a common bawdy house, three counts of procuring, and three counts of living off the avails.
Police allege an undercover operation that began in Dec 2007 found he used his position as a driving instructor to procure female driving students into working for one of his two massage parlours – Hustler’s Men’s Massage at 106 Avenue and 105 Street and Just for Men at 101 Street and 107 Avenue – which police say were fronts for bawdy houses.
http://www.edmontonsun.com/News/Edmonton/2008/07/18/6197241.html
An Edmonton driving instructor accused of trying to lure adult students into the sex trade has been busted again – and this time he inadvertently turned himself in.
Vishva Juneja, 63, walked into the Eastwood Community Station at 11:20 a.m. yesterday to report a collision that had happened while he was teaching a male driving student.
Juneja reported his male student had struck a parked car near 118 Avenue and 83 Street.
But he failed to mention that the province had revoked his business and driving instructor’s licences after his initial charges.
While he was reporting yesterday's collision, an officer in the station recognized him from media reports and a pair of officers then arrested him, said police spokesman Patrycia Chalupczynska.
He was later charged with fraud and breaching conditions.
Juneja was charged June 28 with two counts of keeping a common bawdy house, three counts of procuring, and three counts of living off the avails.
Police allege an undercover operation that began in Dec 2007 found he used his position as a driving instructor to procure female driving students into working for one of his two massage parlours – Hustler’s Men’s Massage at 106 Avenue and 105 Street and Just for Men at 101 Street and 107 Avenue – which police say were fronts for bawdy houses.
http://www.edmontonsun.com/News/Edmonton/2008/07/18/6197241.html
