Clearly the following shows my age but here we go. Are there any other members out there who remember when you could go to certain bars to meet SP's. I know it sounds like like a meat market but it was lot better than taking a flyer on a voice on the phone or doctored/stolen photo on a web site. Some of the best times I've had we with ladies I met that way. You could a lady a drink, discuss services and prices and both of you were free to say no. Does anyone know of any similat type establishments today.
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Maybe that is still available but I have no idea where it's at. Maybe at a strip joint but then again that isn't a "regular" bar or lounge. I know Fantasia was like that until they closed like 4 or 5 years ago but then again that place was a strip joint.
Time's have changed, especially with the creation of the internet. Your good ol' days will be very hard to find unless you get really lucky.
Ciao,
VT
Time's have changed, especially with the creation of the internet. Your good ol' days will be very hard to find unless you get really lucky.
Ciao,
VT
I've been told that some hang out in the bar section at Hy's Steak House. Was last there a few years ago and would believe it to be true (alot of younger women hanging out with old cougars). Don't know about nowadays.
7 or 8 years ago this was very common at the Airport hotel bars. I often met some real gems there when I lived out of Toronto and came here on business regularly. I suspect that it is not so frequent now. One in particular was of East Indian decent from one of the south Islands named Claudia who I saw a few times. She lived in Oshawa at the time. I still recall her killer body.
Back around 1980, when Filmores was Stage 212, you passed the bar on the way in.
Seated at the bar were 4 or 5 hookers, all wanting to take you upstairs
Seated at the bar were 4 or 5 hookers, all wanting to take you upstairs
About 6 years ago there were a couple at the bar at the Sheraton. They were quickly snatched (no pun intended) up by a couple of Japanese businessmen.
