Discussion on review board....

[Chloe]

Haha! Ding ,ding, ding!

[JONBALLS]

snore, snore , snore

[JONBALLS]

chloe I cant see you as you would fall in lovee with me then start texting me most days like the others

[JONBALLS]

I cant afford this crap anymore


I m fuckin busted already

geesus fuckin Tebow

im not the bank of ny

[cowboy8055]

Originally Posted by Chloe

I must be spanked for speaking the truth!

Now that's an excellent idea.

[cowboy8055]

Originally Posted by dominic716

if a provider chooses not too see a certain race that's 100% her choice imo should not have to be explained its her body

I would have to agree with that. The hobby world is probably not the best place to try to apply political correctness.

[cowboy8055]

Originally Posted by Chloe

I'll pin you down in 5 seconds, naked and squirming.

You promise :-)

[dominic716]

Originally Posted by cowboy8055

I would have to agree with that. The hobby world is probably not the best place to try to apply political correctness.

yep she not serving them fries or coffee that argument makes no sense to me

[Guest061315]

Everyone has the right to choose who it is they wanna fuck or be fucked by in this bizness..
Imho....

[offshoredrilling]

Originally Posted by aj14620

Everyone has the right to choose who it is they wanna fuck over or be fucked over by in this bizness..
Imho....

fify

[brianjackson]

Originally Posted by aj14620

Everyone has the right to choose who it is they wanna fuck or be fucked by in this bizness..
Imho....

Its not about opinion, that's a fact..

[brianjackson]

Originally Posted by jokacz

NBA is an accepted part of the hobby. Numerous reasons, not all obvious. The girl may have a black SO/pimp, and he doesn't want any competition. She may not want someone trying to pimp her. Some guys like knowing that the girl doesn't see blacks. Some girls just don't like blacks. It's a non-issue to me.

One very obvious issue you over looked here..A certain 13% of the population has way more then its share of thugs.

I am sure if there was an agency that looked into how providers could make money while still stay safe, one of the first things they would advise providers is not to see AA. A small percentage of the the gain and a large percentage of the risk..

[JohnnyCap]

Originally Posted by aj14620

Everyone has the right to choose who it is they wanna fuck or be fucked by in this bizness..
Imho....

Originally Posted by brianjackson

Its not about opinion, that's a fact..

Some of our more Mary-like members would disagree with you when it comes to AMPs. I'm just sayin...:laug hbounce2::dunn o:a sh: :mf_laugh bounce2::mf_l aughbounce2::mf_ laughbounce2::la ughbounce2:

Shit forgot: ROYFLMAO, Jiimie crap! Where's Gilligan?

[jokacz]

Originally Posted by brianjackson

One very obvious issue you over looked here...

I wasn't listing obvious reasons.

If only Lynn was still here, we could discuss odor again

[The Drummer]

Stereo Typing the Black Male
(Hey Beautiful.com Staff)

1. All Black Men Are Well-Endowed

Upon Googling “Black men big penis true?” you’ll find a range of references to an unemployed white man from Brooklyn named John Falcon, who’s apparently the proud owner of the world’s largest member.

Research however will tell you that there is in fact no truth to the debate about differences in size across the races. It is certainly not a guarantee that the next black man will outdo John Falcon in the size department.

2. They Don’t Like To Work

While Black men suffer from some of the highest rates of unemployment in America, psychologists will confirm that this is in no way related to choice. Men in general are hardwired to want to provide for their families and so will pursue any means possible to achieve that goal. ‘Not wanting to work’ is a negative stereotype of black men that is certainly not true in the grand majority of cases of unemployment.

3. Black Men Are Extremely Sexually Virile

Can we leave it at that? Who knows?

4. Black Men Are Great Athletes

Any major sporting event features an array of muscular, testosterone-filled men of all color.

5. Players

Popular urban culture and Hollywood have perpetuated the myth of the black man as a player. This is in fact not true of black men in particular. All human beings must actively resist polygamy in their lives because of the pressures of evolution, which tell us to procreate with as many people as possible, and society, which dictates that we remain faithful to our chosen partner.

6. Black Men Like White Women

Now this one depends largely on who you ask. Interracial marriage is on the rise in America and the perception that black men like white women may stem from the fact that it is becoming more socially acceptable and therefore more common. In the end, a man and a woman will be together for reasons of personal compatibility, not race.

7. Black Men Don’t Take Care Of Their Children

A good black man will be a wonderful father to his children no matter what the circumstances. The trick is to avoid those who might take the easy way out of hard circumstances – of these there are plenty and they’re all shapes, sizes and colors.

8. He’s Been In Jail

This stereotype is like a bad joke gone worse. Urban and pop cultures have played on this perception to the point that those unfamiliar with black people maintain some crazy ideas about our world.

9. Good At Dancing

The only reason people become known for dancing well is that one good mover can overshadow the 5 others who just escaped through the fire exit to avoid being pulled onto the dance floor.



The following by Leland Ware:

Many individuals who believe they have positive attitudes about racial minorities unconsciously harbor racial prejudices. This can cause individuals to engage in conduct that disadvantages minorities without consciously realizing they are doing so. The discrimination occurs when it is not obvious to the perpetrator or when they can point to a race-neutral justification for the actions. Some academics have labeled this phenomenon “colorblind racism.”

Prejudice and stereotypes are the byproducts of ordinary perceptions, categorization, learning, memory and judgment. Categorization is the process by which ideas and objects are recognized, differentiated and understood. It is an essential cognitive activity that enables individuals to reduce the enormous amounts of information they encounter every day to a manageable level.

Categorization allows individuals to relate new experiences to old experiences; the unfamiliar becomes familiar. Each object and event is perceived, remembered, grouped into a category and identified. The process is automatic and operates in milliseconds.

The categorization process can also trigger stereotypes: when an individual is seen as a member of a social group, perceptions about that groups’ characteristics and behavior influence judgments made about them. Stereotyping involves the creation of a mental image of a “typical” member of a particular category. Individuals are perceived as undifferentiated members of a group, lacking any significant differences from other individuals within the group.

When a particular behavior by a group member is observed, the viewer evaluates the behavior through the lens of the stereotype. This causes the observer to conclude that the conduct has empirically confirmed his stereotyped belief about the group. Stereotypes can be so deeply internalized that they persist in the face of facts that directly contradict the stereotype.


Leland Ware is the Louis L. Redding Chair and professor of law and public policy at the University of Delaware.


In short, it’s my personal opinion that many factors shape the way people, of our own or other races, conduct themselves: Demographics, Culture, Socioeconomics, etc. These factors apply to people of all colors. In other words; good people and garbage cans come in every color of the rainbow.

Furthermore, as brianjackson stated in his post: “One very obvious issue you over looked here. A certain 13% of the population has way more then its share of thugs”.


Personally, I wouldn’t put much credence into statistics that are very easily and very often manipulated.


Again, Demographics, Culture, Socioeconomics.