Whatcha thinkin?!

[SexiLexi333]

Hey ladies!
What do you think of when you give head?
For me...I give it a once over to make sure that it is clean and smells nice. Then, game on! I concentrate of technique and gauge my skills according to the clients reaction to give the best oral for that person, we all like different things.
Hey guys!
What do you hope we are thinking?

[rockerrick]

That ThreADs never work.

[budman33]

if you feel a guideline has been violated use the RTM button. otherwise I personally sick of hearing about threADS. this entire website is about advertising pussy, and sharing information about pussy. When we post we advertise our brand as mongers. When providers post they advertise their personal brand as providers. As Coed is designed to be entertaining yet hobby related....I don't see where this fails to meet that criteria. you however really need to up your entertainment value in this section of the boards.

granted it may be a violation due to it being posted 5 minutes after her weekly ad. But it's still interesting.

on topic- I really dont care what your thinking as long as you are making eye contact, using a lot of suction, minimal teeth. I won't pretend your in love, but if your thinking about where your going shopping or what bill you plan to pay first after I leave... I care not.

#21 - Ladies, please respect our Provider Ad Posting guidelines, posted in each of the Ad posting forums. We welcome you to take advantage of every Advertising forum available, but please ensure you are posting in the right location, and that you are following the appropriate posting frequency...which is currently 1 ad per week in your choice of 5 city forums or subdivisions.

[Claire She Blows]

To the sexy OP: I'm thinking that I'm going to get a new member of the 30-second club, lol.

[rockerrick]

Hey dudman, how's your reading comprehension?

Originally Posted by St.Christopher
Hey gang, on occasion I've seen staff take action on what is referred to as a "threAD" as though there was actually some sort of rule on this site disallowing it.

Well, there's not....and that's not an oversight.

ECCIE is threAD friendly: what this means is that no staff is to take action against any post or thread that someone considers to be a threAD. Don't move it. Don't point or suspend the poster. Don't warn the member in any way...PM or in a post. If someone RTMs a post referring to it as a threAD, simply let them know that we do not take action on those types of posts and if they want to let the OP know in a respectful way, go ahead.....but again, I do not want any warnings coming from staff unless instructed to do so.

With that said, if the members want to express their distaste on a thread that they feel is blatant advertising, let them...within reason. Just don't let it get out of hand, meaning insults or other violations of forum guidelines.

Thanks for your cooperation,

St. C

[Whispers]

Originally Posted by budman33

if you feel a guideline has been violated use the RTM button. otherwise I personally sick of hearing about threADS.

Unfortunately for your point of view sir, when the owner of the board announced that threads would be allowed, he also clearly stated that other members were welcome to voice their displeasure of the practice.

Ladies are allowed to run Ads in a Forum that members are not allowed to comment on. Anywhere else the practice can be called out for what it is.

None of these ladies have any interest in you. Or anyone here. They are here to make money and everything they do in participation here in this forum is for that purpose.

[mrhappysf]

Wow - we can't even have a civilized or at least perverted discussion of blowjobs on an escort board without it turning into a crap festival. Really sad.

[Guest052815-2]

ThreAD or no ThreAD...

I'm usually thinking "I hope she's CIM".

[fun2come]

I hope - she is not a BITER ... thinking about my posts ....

[anita]

I think about how hard it is and how nicely it would fit, if he allows my tight holes to feel it.

[mrhappysf]

And to answer the question - I'm hoping she's thinking that my package tastes and feels so good that doesn't want to take it out of her mouth.

[budman33]

Originally Posted by Whispers

Unfortunately for your point of view sir, when the owner of the board announced that threads would be allowed, he also clearly stated that other members were welcome to voice their displeasure of the practice.

Ladies are allowed to run Ads in a Forum that members are not allowed to comment on. Anywhere else the practice can be called out for what it is.

None of these ladies have any interest in you. Or anyone here. They are here to make money and everything they do in participation here in this forum is for that purpose.

no he didnt. what he said was ' if they want to let the OP know in a respectful way, go ahead....."

you bromancers always forget the respectful part. or you need a new dictionary me thinks.

[rockerrick]

Where does this say respectfully moron? I knew you were reading comprehension challenged.


With that said, if the members want to express their distaste on a thread that they feel is blatant advertising, let them...within reason. Just don't let it get out of hand, meaning insults or other violations of forum guidelines.


Respect can suck a cock!

[budman33]

ummm... your own quote? wow. You just RickRolled yourself. next time read it before you quote it? perhaps? maybe? lulz...

Originally Posted by rockerrick

Hey dudman, how's your reading comprehension?

Originally Posted by St.Christopher
Hey gang, on occasion I've seen staff take action on what is referred to as a "threAD" as though there was actually some sort of rule on this site disallowing it.

Well, there's not....and that's not an oversight.

ECCIE is threAD friendly: what this means is that no staff is to take action against any post or thread that someone considers to be a threAD. Don't move it. Don't point or suspend the poster. Don't warn the member in any way...PM or in a post. If someone RTMs a post referring to it as a threAD, simply let them know that we do not take action on those types of posts and if they want to let the OP know in a respectful way, go ahead.....but again, I do not want any warnings coming from staff unless instructed to do so.

With that said, if the members want to express their distaste on a thread that they feel is blatant advertising, let them...within reason. Just don't let it get out of hand, meaning insults or other violations of forum guidelines.

Thanks for your cooperation,

St. C

[rockerrick]