That would be an interesting audition.............how is that going to work, you sit and look at dicks all day long, or just hire an SP that knows you and have her sit all day looking at dicks ?
what is Romantic? is romance dead?
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That would be an interesting audition.............how is that going to work, you sit and look at dicks all day long, or just hire an SP that knows you and have her sit all day looking at dicks ?
Well Mr Gandalf, or Horny now that we are on a first name bases. Vienna is wonderful in July. I know a wonderful Austrian restaurant. Will your SO be with you? I know a couple Czech ladies that I could invite. What do you like regarding looks and services? If you want both for yourself that is find too. They play well together. I can always get one of my regular ladies out of Germany for me.
Oh yea and it is my treat. I just need to ensure I am available. So pull out your best suit. Put on clean underwear. Like that matters. The ladies will not be wearing any panties. They know me.
PM me details and lets see if we can make this happen.
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I admit it. I am a born romantic...dyed in the wool & incurable. I started my dance & performing career at the tender age of 4 as a Dancing Rosebud. What do I call ROMANCE?
Tchaikovsky's Swan Lake; Gisele, Coppelia; Les Sylphides; Tristan und Isolde; Carmen; The Barber of Seville; Don Quixote; The Man of La Mancha; West Side Story; Romeo & Juleit...
Champagne, little blue jewellery boxes. pearls, Swarovski crystal & chandeliers are romantic. Candlelit dinners, piano concertos & black tie is romantic.
Sleeping wrapped in a blanket under a starlit sky on a mountaintop with nothing but wolfsong for accompaniment to the sound of sighs and moans is romantic too, as is cavorting in a hammock on a private stretch of beach! Most of all, romance is about the connection between me and thee..
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Tchaikovsky's Swan Lake; Gisele, Coppelia; Les Sylphides; Tristan und Isolde; Carmen; The Barber of Seville; Don Quixote; The Man of La Mancha; West Side Story; Romeo & Juleit...
Champagne, little blue jewellery boxes. pearls, Swarovski crystal & chandeliers are romantic. Candlelit dinners, piano concertos & black tie is romantic.
Sleeping wrapped in a blanket under a starlit sky on a mountaintop with nothing but wolfsong for accompaniment to the sound of sighs and moans is romantic too, as is cavorting in a hammock on a private stretch of beach! Most of all, romance is about the connection between me and thee..
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I have three Hudson Bay blankets ,dozens of mountain tops,.....and the Wolfsong is almost every night....But you already knew that didn't you?
Sorry Dickson...The blankets only fit two people...no offense but I'm a large framed guy, and a bit of a blanket hog.
Although we may be able to squeeze in a spinner sized lady, between Miss Erica and myself.
Sorry Dickson...The blankets only fit two people...no offense but I'm a large framed guy, and a bit of a blanket hog.
Although we may be able to squeeze in a spinner sized lady, between Miss Erica and myself.
Go for it my man. I think she Is call for You. Another match made in heaven. Damn There Is more romance than I thought. Now You Guys get the idea. This could Be fun.
Ahhh, romance.
I believe romance depends on the chemistry and what your heart tells you or wants you to do.
A little thoughtfulness means a lot. Just think about it. Understand and practice empathy.
At times, I can be somewhat a hopeless romantic.
The most romantic and extreme gesture I did was for Wife #3. At the time, for our 1 year Anniversary, I booked an entire waterfront restaurant just for the two of us. We dined at the same table we had our first date one year before. She was moved to tears.
Romance, gotta love it.
I believe romance depends on the chemistry and what your heart tells you or wants you to do.
A little thoughtfulness means a lot. Just think about it. Understand and practice empathy.
At times, I can be somewhat a hopeless romantic.
The most romantic and extreme gesture I did was for Wife #3. At the time, for our 1 year Anniversary, I booked an entire waterfront restaurant just for the two of us. We dined at the same table we had our first date one year before. She was moved to tears.
Romance, gotta love it.
What exactly is "trying too hard"? I presume a rose or some appropriate small gift isn't a problem.
What about rose petals on the bed, candles around the room, a hot, sudsy bath with jazz quietly playing in the background?
Or a candle-lit dinner watching the sunset?
Or a helicopter ride above the city to a resort on another island city state to enjoy all the above?
All of which I've done, and none of which I would think is "trying too hard".
Or, to go to the extreme, the building of something like the Taj Mahal?
At what point does something become "trying too hard" and therefore revolting? And why is it revolting?
Fair enough AA. I won't Be trying to romance You. I Will leave That to Much better men than I. This Is one spade That Will go back into the Deck of cards. Sorry if I offended You in any Wa my dearI call a spade a spade when I see one
It was my pleasure Ms James. In future You Can expect a bath tub full of Hawkins Cheezies. And a room full of cookies. I had hoped the coffee in the morning and the foot rubs would make it on the List. What about the full Moon at the restaurant in Malibu or the Sun rise in Toronto. How about the carriage ride in Central Park.
Oh well cheezies and cookies it Is. But I Can do better if You give me the chance.
Hope You Will consider another adventure with me in the future.
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Beautifully stated, Miss James.
(I like to suck all the cheezie dust off first. Then I eat them one at a time!)
Wow the pro romance and anti romance forces are at full tilt tonight :nod:
Give me an SP who loves to have me visit her who will enjoy my modest gifts, my friendly demeanour, and mutual lust; I'll be a very happy man :nod:
Give me an SP who loves to have me visit her who will enjoy my modest gifts, my friendly demeanour, and mutual lust; I'll be a very happy man :nod:
So True! But life Is too short for Common sensé. Some time You Just have to leave Common sensé at the door.
So True! But life Is too short for Common sensé. Some time You Just have to leave Common sensé at the door.
But sometimes, when that tingly feeling is as a result of a student, it is also potentially professional suicide to leave 'Common Sense' at the door...
Oh when you put it that way you are so right! There is a time and place for everything.
