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I'm sorry you feel that way. But like you and everyone else I am entitled to my opions. Hugs, Greg Palm Springs April 28-29

>< I laugh at the suckers buying the gas. > > >Hugs, >>Greg >>Palm Springs April 28-29 > >Wow. As one of the "suckers" that own a car that >does requires gas to operate, I find Greg's laughter chilling >and very disappointing. Perhaps I'll choose to laugh at Greg >when he's in Chicago and looking for a good room rate as >apposed to those inflated beyond reason. No, not perhaps, I >will. How shallow and disappointing. Suddenly, Greg, has lost >his connection to those of us who live in the real world and >pay for that reality....how sad for us all. > I haven't lost reality with the real world. I just choose not to own a gass guzzeling car and play the game of the gas folk. Besides there are much better things I can think of to guzzel down }( Hugs, Greg Palm Springs April 28-29

My thoughts exactly. I live across the street from one gas station and kitty corner from another. I laugh at the suckers buying the gas. I too am glad that I no longer have a car and have no desire to drive at all. Not only with the price of gas but ya gotta figure in insurance, up keep, parking tickets (if you live in a decent sized down or city you're bound to get one), cost of meters and parking in lots cars have gotten too costly. I wont even rent a car when I travel because of the above. Blah cars are just evil in general. Give me a nice scoot or motorcycle and I'd be as happy as a clam in water! Hugs, Greg Palm Springs April 28-29

>>Ya I can be a little slow at >>times but you just filled in all the blanks or at least >most >>of them Oz. Thanks bunches! >> >>Hugs, >>Greg > >Greg, > >You are so very welcome. However, I don't think you are slow >at all. I think it was you that first posted my connection to >CrazyCalm over at escort speak. I also believe this was >REALLY fast after our launch and at the same time as the >Rentboy convention in Vegas. You are many things Greg. But, >slow is not one of them. > >You are too fast for me. You are also very sexy and witty. I >enjoy your posts. But, I never would have thought slow. If >you want to know slow, drive down south in Georgia. Not in >Atlanta but in one of the smaller cities. That is slow. I >kind of like that life occassionally. > >Hugs, > >Oz Thanks for the sweet words Oz. I haven't been that far south just to Memphis and thought they moved a lil slow but all the same nice considering the reason why I was there. Atlanta is on my list of places to go to and maybe just might head over there durring my tour of the states this summer. That is providing I don't run out of cash Hugs, Greg

Hmmmm now it all makes sence. Ya I can be a little slow at times but you just filled in all the blanks or at least most of them Oz. Thanks bunches! Hugs, Greg

Oz is it possible to do up or make MER smart phone friendly? I have the Treo 650 and can not get onto the site. Just a little something I thought I'd throw at ya. Hugs, Greg

>>This is pure Corporate Big Brother and it is amazing how >many >>not only acquiesce but embrace it. Go figure. > >TY: > >It would be far more trouble to change my AOL email addresses >than to put up with what are, in reality, very minor problems >at AOL. Very, very little incoming AOL email is blocked. At >least that's been my experience over 15 years and, yes, I'd >know if I was missing email in any great amount: when people >send you email and you don't get it, they end up contacting >you in other ways. And my experience is that AOL email is at >least as reliable, over time, as any other ISP I've ever >worked with. Being in the IT business, I've worked with quite >a few and they all have their own reliability issues. You >just hear about AOL's a lot because they're big and people >like to complain about them. But you don't hear anyone >talking about the fact that tens of millions of people around >the world are getting their email day in and day out, every >day of the year, through AOL. > >We've gone over this before and agreed to disagree. I think >it's great for people to have choices and be able to choose >the ISP they want to work with. I happen to like AOL for a >variety of reasons, of which high reliability is only one. >It works for me but I don't care if others use other ISPs. >Why should I? > >However, I also don't choose not to respond to people simply >because I don't like the ISP that they happened to choose for >their own service. > >Guess we'll just have to agree to disagree on this one, once >again. :-) > >By the way, this board seems to be picking up. Nice job. >Congrats to you and Oz. > >BG BG if an escort doesn't have any other contact info about you other then your email address how else are they going to contact you? It wouldn't be trouble to have a reliable email address for hirring. It takes maybe 5 minutes. Hugs, Greg

>Exactly. > >I've used AOL since late 1991, with virtually no problems at >all. I have used many other email services during this >period, for work and for various personal pursuits, with >varying degrees of success. But AOL just works and always >works. > >I've had no problems at all with hiring lots of guys through >AOL email addresses -- or with getting responses to my email. >I think it's pretty damned arrogant for someone to decide that >they won't respond to people who email them in good faith from >AOL email addresses, just because the email originates at AOL. > > >BG BG I am far from arrogant. Those who have met me or talked to me via the boards can vouche. I have had quite a few clients send me emails from AOL accounts and 9 times out of 10 my replies have bounced back. I am happy to get emails from everyone but when I take the time to reply often times answering multiple questions and the email gets bounced back it gets quite annoying. I didn't mean for my post to come across as mean but it is my choice not to waste time answering emails from AOL when the chances are high that the replies will bounce back. I think that you shouldn't really judge someone till you've met them. Hugs, Greg

It amazes me that people still use AOL. There are other isp's out there that are more user friendly and do not block block you from websites and blocking emails. The email issue is one reason why I do not reply back to users with AOL accounts. Hugs, Greg

Oz thanks for the explanation (sp) on the site. It is nice to hear the story from the horses mouth and be able to trust what the other is saying since they are in the "know". Best of luck with the site, I am sure that many of that left HB will get word of this site and once again join the fold. Hugs, Greg