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Ronnielui2003
21-09-2015, 02:44 PM
Went to see this chic at jackson rd sunnybank hills. Her ad on backpage was pretty good. $60 for 30 min massage. Pics r fake but worse still is she is about 40 plus years old n really fat. Actually had fat rolls. About 5 of them. Never again, i even struggled to keep it up during the ending.
popeye96
21-09-2015, 05:13 PM
Went to see this chic at jackson rd sunnybank hills. Her ad on backpage was pretty good. $60 for 30 min massage. Pics r fake but worse still is she is about 40 plus years old n really fat. Actually had fat rolls. About 5 of them. Never again, i even struggled to keep it up during the ending.

Why stay in the first place then? Just say sorry, you are not as advertised and turn around and walk.
flamejob
21-09-2015, 10:28 PM
Went to see this chic at jackson rd sunnybank hills. Her ad on backpage was pretty good. $60 for 30 min massage. Pics r fake but worse still is she is about 40 plus years old n really fat. Actually had fat rolls. About 5 of them. Never again, i even struggled to keep it up during the ending.

Lol. I can just imagine counting the fat rolls as she loves you long time.
Kenji2
22-09-2015, 05:10 PM
Take it as a lesson ;)

Next time, Walk!
revolnaisa
22-09-2015, 08:13 PM
Sorry to hear that mate, as my fellow punters chant, "walk away". Here is what I done to the bitch(es) who wasted my time....


http://forum.aus99.com/showthread.php?44668-119-Jackson-Road-Sunnybank-Hills-Avoid&highlight=jackson+road
jaccky
29-10-2015, 02:37 PM
Why stay in the first place then? Just say sorry, you are not as advertised and turn around and walk. It really should be that simple. But I guess people feel a responsibility to stay, that and being outside the comfort zone makes it hard to think on the feet. The mind goes a million miles an hour, should I , shouldn't I. People like to avoid conflict too. I used to feel like that, but I don't give a fuck anymore. They are manipulating us, not the other way round.
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RottenLittlePunt
29-10-2015, 05:26 PM
It really should be that simple. But I guess people feel a responsibility to stay, that and being outside the comfort zone makes it hard to think on the feet. The mind goes a million miles an hour, should I , shouldn't I. People like to avoid conflict too. I used to feel like that, but I don't give a fuck anymore. They are manipulating us, not the other way round.
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Personally I don't remember actually thinking anything when I stayed at a punt I regretted. I guess it was a sense of obligation to follow through on what you promised. Somewhat different now with WLs but still feel somewhat obligated with shop MLs
bill_100
29-10-2015, 05:48 PM
Sorry to hear that mate, as my fellow punters chant, "walk away". Here is what I done to the bitch(es) who wasted my time....


http://forum.aus99.com/showthread.php?44668-119-Jackson-Road-Sunnybank-Hills-Avoid&highlight=jackson+road

Definitely walk, be polite but firm, do not waste your time and money.