Utter nonsense. I've been going to the hot tubs on University for years by myself. Soak my bones, relax. It's nice.

Most customers are couples. Presumably some are johns and hookers. Nobody cares. But the myth that these are brothels with providers hanging around waiting for dates is simply nonsense.

Go take a soak in a hot tub by yourself. It's healthy and good for you. Then when you understand the lay of the land, bring a girl. You can't find hookers lined up waiting for you. Never happen, not in this decade anyway.

As far as LE hanging around, whether that's true or not, what do they know? That could be your GF, wife or cousin (if you're from the hills of West Virgina) for all they know. Pimps hanging out? Shouldn't be an issue. As long as you do your research on your provider and know she's pimp free, then you're fine.

-Rump

I've been to Zen Springs in Oakland and Watercourse Way in Palo Alto which are both elegant, high-end water spas that can't be beat. They're a little more spendy, but well worth it with the right girl. Take someone who's good at massage, as well as providing services, and you'll be in hog heaven...I garaun - fuckin' - tee it!

We met and went into the room. I paid for the hot tub. After giving her the money she said she had to go get condoms. That didn't sound good so I suggested she leave the cash in the room. She countered by offering to leave her personal checks. Although suspicious I relented. Two minutes later I was out at the desk and she was gone. The attendants all of a sudden could not understand or speak English. My $150 was gone and they didn't care at all.

I am sure they know Hoes who repeat with different guys.

thanks!
kai

http://www.myredbook.com/hottubs.aspx

To me, hot tubs are good place for a quick in and out...but I've no longer done that.

Now I spend another $15-$20 more and get a decent hotel room with bigger bed, full shower, and a whole day to plan. This arrangement also works well for me when it goes to extra time...unlike tub places, someone will ring you before the time is up.

R_N_A

Always Seeking.

The human sense of hearing is based on the interaction of two different organs: the inner ear and the middle ear. The inner ear performs a preliminary sound analysis, separating the sound into frequencies, and contains sensory cells that capture sound vibrations and send them on as nerve impulses to the brain. The middle ear is a mechanical audio amplifier that captures the weak sound vibrations in the air with a membrane (the eardrum), amplifies them (with the help of the ear bones) and sends them on to the inner ear. Without the middle ear, the inner ear would not function.

"It looks as if the first step in the evolution of the middle ear had nothing to do with hearing. Our forebears developed ears in order to breathe through them," says Professor Per Ahlberg.

Comment: Per Ahlberg doubtless patronizes the hot tubs with an evolved "friend" in tow

You can (and probably should) make reservations on a room at Watercourse in PA.

The chlorine smell was strong, but the heat and humidity is what did me in.

JN