Anyone else get a random text advertising their foot spa?

[Cowboy21]

Got a random number from Foot Care Massage at 5258 Louetta rd.

The number that sent it was 346-631-2546.

Crazy because I never use my actual phone number for anything related to the hobby. Not sure how they got my number. Anyone know anything about that location or number?

[tatted up mescan]

I received a random text yesterday for a newly opened spa just southeast of Dallas on a cell phone I never use for the hobby, weird AF.

[MarcellusWalluz]

Most likely at one time or another you used the phone to call & inquire about something or big brother is tracking you.
A few weeks ago I was having post nut pillow talk with a young lady. I asked her if she thought I should get a dick job (enlargement), she responded with the typical "I think it's a good size but it's up to you!".
Immediately after I started getting emails and adverts on my phone for penile improvements.

[Michael8219]

Which penile improvement works best?

My vote: relaxing, my ATF, tall Lily of mermaid , the crew on Fondren, and a couple legit spas where I help to improve my penile.

But yep, one on my work phone, a few on the burner, and a disturbing one to work email. I delete them all and move on.

[Busty]

I need a foot massage about now.

[DoubleEagle]

I’m sure you could find a spa to go to. Try Massage Heights or Massage Envy.

[Michael8219]

When they say “Foot Massage” have you ever wondered if Asian foot spas are referring to traditional Chinese medicine principles, particularly foot reflexology, which involving the application of pressure to specific points on the feet believed to correspond to various organs and body systems, aiming to promote relaxation, reduce stress, and improve overall well-being or just massaging a man’s middle appendage?

[pxmcc]

^^no it means their feet got skills..

it's called a "footsie"..

[justplainbob]

Originally Posted by Michael8219

When they say “Foot Massage” have you ever wondered if Asian foot spas are referring to traditional Chinese medicine principles, particularly foot reflexology, which involving the application of pressure to specific points on the feet believed to correspond to various organs and body systems, aiming to promote relaxation, reduce stress, and improve overall well-being or just massaging a man’s middle appendage?

Some of them actually do, and they are superb. I lived on Oahu quite a few years ago and went to a Chinese Medical Doctor that practiced accupuncture and had an assistant that had studied and practiced foot massage as as part of a "healing art". It was amazing.

If anyone has knowledge of any places actually practicing the real deal here in Houston, I am all ears.

jpb