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Re: For married punters: do you take your rings off?
Posted: 2018-09-10 11:42:51
I lost my ring in the ocean hence the reason I go Muff diving all the time.
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Re: For married punters: do you take your rings off?
Posted: 2018-09-10 11:45:54
hehehe...you used the wrong finger ....AGAIN!!...LOL
On 2018-09-10 11:42:51 KICKASS said:
I lost my ring in the ocean hence the reason I go Muff diving all the time.
hehehe...you used the wrong finger ....AGAIN!!...LOL
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Re: For married punters: do you take your rings off?
Posted: 2018-09-10 13:24:18
I see no point as to why a punter would remove his ring. I do not think it will affect any SP, as it is not their concern if we are married or not!
I think I will stick to the right finger! Lol!!!
I think I will stick to the right finger! Lol!!!
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Re: For married punters: do you take your rings off?
Posted: 2018-09-10 17:22:40
Simple leave it at home or in your ashtray in the car.
Why do you want to hurt and scratch the lady when you playing at the Y???
They dont care if you married or single....
Just enjoy and dont hurt with a ring...
Why do you want to hurt and scratch the lady when you playing at the Y???
They dont care if you married or single....
Just enjoy and dont hurt with a ring...
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Re: For married punters: do you take your rings off?
Posted: 2018-09-10 22:07:01
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Re: For married punters: do you take your rings off?
Posted: 2018-09-10 23:03:58
But if ur car gets stolen or broken into then u in crap lol
Eish lucky I am not a ring man
On 2018-09-10 17:22:40 gunts said:
Simple leave it at home or in your ashtray in the car.
Why do you want to hurt and scratch the lady when you playing at the Y???
They dont care if you married or single....
Just enjoy and dont hurt with a ring...
But if ur car gets stolen or broken into then u in crap lol
Eish lucky I am not a ring man
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Re: For married punters: do you take your rings off?
Posted: 2018-09-11 06:39:36
Edited: 2018-09-11 06:44:26
Edited: 2018-09-11 06:44:26
Makes me think of the song...you can leave your hat on...
In this case leave your ring on.
It really doesn't matter if you married or not..
In all honesty a ring has more sentimental value for me (by marriage) its a sealed bond between you and your lady and if your religious...by God.
The most left item I've found is watches.
Or bubblegum put somewhere while cleaning up....(bathroom)
Let the clients know he forgot it and they will collect it when they close by or come in for a next visit.(the ring, or what ever, not the chappie) lol.
I have a rule for myself, if a clients comes and visit he should gets undressed in the room and leave his personal stuff on the table where he can find it when the session is done.
There is nothing more frustrating then phoning a client after cleaning the bathroom to find he left something behind.
He can be busy or you have a next client coming in...
I would rather him face me then pitch up at home without it.
Most common lie is they left it at the gym or it got lost while changing.
In this case leave your ring on.
It really doesn't matter if you married or not..
In all honesty a ring has more sentimental value for me (by marriage) its a sealed bond between you and your lady and if your religious...by God.
The most left item I've found is watches.
Or bubblegum put somewhere while cleaning up....(bathroom)
Let the clients know he forgot it and they will collect it when they close by or come in for a next visit.(the ring, or what ever, not the chappie) lol.
I have a rule for myself, if a clients comes and visit he should gets undressed in the room and leave his personal stuff on the table where he can find it when the session is done.
There is nothing more frustrating then phoning a client after cleaning the bathroom to find he left something behind.
He can be busy or you have a next client coming in...
I would rather him face me then pitch up at home without it.
Most common lie is they left it at the gym or it got lost while changing.
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