Encounter: Emily

[Solid_Latino]

Date: Mid June
Name: Emily
Address and Phone: Illusions - 11181 Denton Dr, #104, Phone: (972) 243-7933
Address: Juju off HH in Big D
Phone: 214-214-5555
City: Dallas
State: Texas
Email Address: Juju@gmail.com
URL / Website: Juju
Activities: BBBj , mis and doggie cfs
Hair Length and Color: Long and black
Age: 38
Smoking Status: Smoker
Ethnic Background: Japanese
Physical Description: Typical Asian lady
Small tits with small booty and sexy voice and sexy eyes
No new ink all the same old tattoos she had before but she
did get a pub on her mid section, still cute tho
Recommendation: Yes

[Purlie Victorious]

Man, Emily is Korean, everyone else say. But good review

[Solid_Latino]

Originally Posted by Purlie Victorious

Man, Emily is Korean, everyone else say. But good review

Shes half jap And half Korean but she mainly honors the jap culture
The proof is in the ink

[ishling]

Originally Posted by Solid_Latino

Shes half jap And half Korean but she mainly honors the jap culture
The proof is in the ink

i don't know what 'proof is in the ink' means.

But, anyway, can she speak Japanese?

[Solid_Latino]

But, anyway, can she speak Japanese?[/QUOTE]

You got me there cause I wouldn’t know what Japanese language sounds like

[Mr.Dingle]

Are you saying she is Yakuza?

[ishling]

Originally Posted by Solid_Latino

You got me there cause I wouldn’t know what Japanese language sounds like

some folks say it sounds a little like Spanish because it only 5 vowels like Spanish.

[BiggD6]

She gotta dark honey pot. I love that!!!! might have to go see for myself.

[Chung Tran]

Originally Posted by Solid_Latino

Shes half jap And half Korean but she mainly honors the jap culture
The proof is in the ink

SL, the term "Jap" left the popular lexicon a good 60 years ago! the polite term is "Japanese".

by the way, you don't see Doctors in cartoons anymore, that have thick German accents. in case you were wondering.

[Solid_Latino]

Originally Posted by Chung Tran

SL, the term "Jap" left the popular lexicon a good 60 years ago! the polite term is "Japanese".

by the way, you don't see Doctors in cartoons anymore, that have thick German accents. in case you were wondering.

Your right , sorry about that !