I've been there before and U can just sit down in the coffee area and scope it out too. Recon!
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I've been there before and U can just sit down in the coffee area and scope it out too. Recon!
I have to split my time between sitting on a coffee at sofitel and sleazing at the Sushi train.Quote:
Originally Posted by thunderdome
I just assume guys maybe switch the names of the hotel venue in order to protect their territory.
lol. you think too much. but that said, waitresses at any venue are always receptive of well-mannered customers. play your cards right and you can get anything and anyone.
https://yimi476.com.au/portfolio-items/angela/
I haven't seen her but there's a Filipina on the Yimi roster currently.
https://yimi476.com.au/portfolio-items/angela/
Is bad enough when private workers used fake images, for a brothel to do that is embarrassing, who runs this business???
Above Angela's pictures it says " These are REAL PHOTOS of Angela. Call 07 3277 7318 to meet up with her."
unfortunately both pictures are lifted from online shopping sites:
https://www.aliexpress.com/i/1005004719968760.html
https://yomorio.com/products/japanes...ted-mini-skirt
https://www.aliexpress.com/item/1005004719968760.html
https://judge.me/reviews/yomorio.mys...ted-mini-skirt
https://www.aliexpress.com/item/1005004852864543.html
https://www.etsy.com/au/listing/1333..._1&pro=1&frs=1
https://www.aliexpress.com/i/1005004800035242.html
Melba's Spa at Argonauts Shopping Centre, 250 Kingston Road, Slacks Creek, was pretty good, offering Turkish Baths and soapy massages being done by Filipinas. I used to go there a lot, but due to some other distractions over the last few years I had to drop off the radar. I notice their latest ad indicates a change of management, so I'm not sure if they are still run by Filipinas.
I tested the Astronaut-themed flight gameplay by accident and this game absolutely caught me, link https://crushtop.org . The concept is straightforward: a rocket flies higher while a multiplier grows, and players must withdraw prior to the crash. Higher danger means higher reward, and control feels key.
In the beginning I played minimal, mostly in order to learn this flow, but within some rounds I realized the rhythm. This excitement gets crazy every second, especially as that line continues rising. This design looks minimalistic, nothing useful confuses, and the whole game runs fast.
I tried on mobile and the game performed without issues. Withdrawals felt instant, and that is critical personally. I didn’t notice any suspicious at all. To sum it up, the Astronaut experience is engaging. When you like quick multiplier games, this feels like worth trying.
Only keep in mind: play smart.