Review: New day Spa - Rose

[Powerwolf86]

Title: Review: New day Spa - Rose
Date: Apr 11, 2024
Phone: 8565678889
City: Vineland
State: NJ
Location: Strip mall
House Fee & Tip (if applicable) $200
Nationality: Chinese
Age Estimate: 30s
Physical Description: Blonde, incredible body, MM C’s, easily one of the more attractive I’ve met in the scene

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Recommendation: Yes

 

[xxxooz]

Nice review Powerwolf, concise and to the point. You saved me from posting another review on our ATF...Lol.. Saw her yesterday for a blissful hour and will repeat again in a few days once I recover

 

[Amoroso92]

Did the carpet match the drapes?

 

[coma69toast]

Hardwood flooring here

 

[xxxooz]

Did the carpet match the drapes?

I don't get this comment. Am I missing a metaphor??

 

[xxxooz]

Sorry Guys. I finally get it.. seriously LoL ..Had to go "deep" into the memory archives to tease this one out.. You all date yourselves, it's been eons since the term "carpet eater" has been alive..Seems most modern women have converted to the shaved look, including Civvies and I'm all for it ..also believe most of our "Brothers" keep things trimmed down below... "Crabby crabs" are no longer with us and Personally I think it's a more aesthetic look
..just MHO..

 

[pingan]

I don't get this comment. Am I missing a metaphor??

I had the same question but now I see it's a Boomer thing...Lol. Is this where the term "Carpet Baggers" comes from?.

 

[benito3692000]

No, carpet baggers is a 150 year old term that referred to newcomers to an area that peddled their wares (mostly junk) out of carpet bags. Nothing to do with carpet munchers that feast on hairy vajajaa.

As a boomer myself, I couldn't be happier with the transition from carpet to hardwood over the last couple decades. God got a lot of things right but covering pussies with thick bushes was a swing and a miss.

 

[pingan]

No, carpet baggers is a 150 year old term that referred to newcomers to an area that peddled their wares (mostly junk) out of carpet bags. Nothing to do with carpet munchers that feast on hairy vajajaa.

Benito, you're exactly right and specifically it came to a more common usage during the Post Civil War era as a derogatory term for Northerners coming to the South to exploit the local economy. Hmnnn? You may be a sharper Wit and wordsmith than I was giving credit for, given some recent newcomers to the SNJ area and forum..

 

[pingan]

Benito, you're exactly right and specifically it became a more common usage during the Post Civil War era as a derogatory term for Northerners coming to the South to exploit the local economy. Hmnnn? You may be a sharper Wit and wordsmith than I was giving credit for, given some recent newcomers to the SNJ area and forum..

 

[boominggems]

No, carpet baggers is a 150 year old term that referred to newcomers to an area that peddled their wares (mostly junk) out of carpet bags. Nothing to do with carpet munchers that feast on hairy vajajaa.

As a boomer myself, I couldn't be happier with the transition from carpet to hardwood over the last couple decades. God got a lot of things right but covering pussies with thick bushes was a swing and a miss.

I hate carpet

Even worse when they’re loose.

God did it on purpose; it’s so bacteria and shit doesn’t get in. He was thinking the longevity of the individual, not short term thinking/pleasure.