Cringe or Speak?

[hazbeen]

Just wondering what other members do if the meet someone else in the "waiting room". I usually try to say hi hows it going, who are you seeing, been here before. Just general "small talk" but it seems more often than not the other person seems to want to be invisible and some will immediately leave when I enter. PS I do not have bad breath or BO. Whats your inclination?

 

[wolverine]

If a fellow pooner in the waiting room strikes up a conversation with me or not, it's all good. I suppose some guys are jittery about bumping into someone they may know or always see at other places, or if he's in a relatively high-profile position. The way I look at it, we're all there for the same dirty little reason so there's no sense in maintaining the facade of discretion once you're through the door of the MP.

 

[wannabe]

howdy

For me a how ya doing is enuf chit chat......didn't go there to chat with some guy on his favourite gals or positions, whether he likes full service or just a tug.

TMHO

 

[Right Said Fred]

If a fellow pooner in the waiting room strikes up a conversation with me or not, it's all good. I suppose some guys are jittery about bumping into someone they may know or always see at other places, or if he's in a relatively high-profile position. The way I look at it, we're all there for the same dirty little reason so there's no sense in maintaining the facade of discretion once you're through the door of the MP.

I have to agree 100% on this with you, Wolvie. At one work place, I work close enough to an MP to notice some of the traffic coming in and out of the one particular MP and did recognize three perb people either coming or going but I won't go up to them and say, "Hey --------....Who did you see today?" due to the fact that other people who are standing around in the area. I have also encountered others in waiting room but very rarely. The one time I did, the person was on his laptop while his buddy went for a session with one of the girls.

 

[hornyitalian06]

If a fellow pooner in the waiting room strikes up a conversation with me or not, it's all good. I suppose some guys are jittery about bumping into someone they may know or always see at other places, or if he's in a relatively high-profile position. The way I look at it, we're all there for the same dirty little reason so there's no sense in maintaining the facade of discretion once you're through the door of the MP.

Your absolutely correct Wolverine. As long as both guys respect each others privacy .