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40 review(s) for ALICEINXWONDERLAND  (26 positive, 2 neutral, 12 negative) [Indexed by ]

Offline cueball

Classic post by admin.

https://www.ukpunting.com/index.php?topic=79536.msg990635#msg990635

This was a classic though had everything including threats

https://www.ukpunting.com/index.php?topic=73827.0

Classic comedy thread that.... I genuinely laughed out loud at the idiotic behavior of the well deserved beheaded loonies  :lol:

Offline UncleArthur

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 Just moved to the area with work, so a whole new set of whores to bang. Just posted 2 reviews of Stevenage girls I've seen. As she's in my area, I've had a read of various threads regarding this whore. Opinion seems mixed to say the least. Am I supposed to go with the 22 positive reviews, or am I supposed to go with the negative comments? She does seem a complete fucking time waster. But then she's £130 an hour, which seems good value for this neck of the woods. Fuck me, you lot like to make things difficult. Argh!

Anyway, planning on seeing this one next:-
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Offline NelsonH

I visited Alice a year or so back.  Booking was easy, she looked good and I had a good if vanilla punt.

At the time she was well reviewed and subsequently became very popular.  But she likes to limit the number of bookings per day.

The result has been over-bookings with regulars displacing newbies, missed appointments and general mucking about.
This caused a lot of negative reaction from those that traveled a distance specially.

If you're local, just book.  You won't go far wrong, she was a bit bigger than the profile suggested but a pleasant person and did the business.

Offline Belgarion

I visited Alice a year or so back.  Booking was easy, she looked good and I had a good if vanilla punt.

At the time she was well reviewed and subsequently became very popular.  But she likes to limit the number of bookings per day.

The result has been over-bookings with regulars displacing newbies, missed appointments and general mucking about.
This caused a lot of negative reaction from those that traveled a distance specially.

If you're local, just book.  You won't go far wrong, she was a bit bigger than the profile suggested but a pleasant person and did the business.

Nice bump  :rolleyes:

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Offline Badvicar

I visited Alice a year or so back.  Booking was easy, she looked good and I had a good if vanilla punt.

At the time she was well reviewed and subsequently became very popular.  But she likes to limit the number of bookings per day.

The result has been over-bookings with regulars displacing newbies, missed appointments and general mucking about.
This caused a lot of negative reaction from those that traveled a distance specially.

If you're local, just book.  You won't go far wrong, she was a bit bigger than the profile suggested but a pleasant person and did the business.

Et tu Nelson?

A year ago is 5  in prossie years, after all

Offline NelsonH

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Offline Dick Emeroids

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Quand je suis pret, Je vous donne permission pour moi tutoyer.

Why respond in French to a phrase in Latin?
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Why respond in French to a phrase in Latin?

Et tu Nelson?

is french for;

and you Nelson?


Offline winkywanky

Coincidentally it is French, but the original phrase to which Badvicar refers is 'Et tu Brute?', in Latin, from Shakespeare's Julius Caesar. It's the bit where Caesar gets mass-stabbed, and he utters this phrase to his old friend (one of the stabbers) as if to say: 'what, you as well?'

Offline Dick Emeroids

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Coincidentally it is French, but the original phrase to which Badvicar refers is 'Et tu Brute?', in Latin, from Shakespeare's Julius Caesar. It's the bit where Caesar gets mass-stabbed, and he utters this phrase to his old friend (one of the stabbers) as if to say: 'what, you as well?'
Quite so. Anyway, in French it would be "et vous" in most instances.
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Offline cueball

Aahh... French  :vomit: they'd be bloody Germans but for us... TWICE

Offline Wolf_66

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Tried made booking says fully booked.
Need to book week in advanced.



Offline winkywanky

Quite so. Anyway, in French it would be "et vous" in most instances.

With friends it'd likely be 'tu'. But of course, friends don't normally stab you in the back...unless you happen to be in politics or showbiz, in which case anything goes and frankly, maybe they weren't really your friend in the first place?  :rolleyes:

Offline Wolf_66

Been trying to book her for 2 weeks now. But no luck.


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Been trying to book her for 2 weeks now. But no luck.

Every day?   :unknown:

Offline Wolf_66

Every day?   :unknown:

Yes says fully booked.
Then says i take bookings week in advance but call back later if have cancellation.
She is a time waster or extremely busy

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Then says i take bookings week in advance but call back later if have cancellation.
She is a time waster or extremely busy

Maybe take a £10 out of your punting fund and buy some dignity.   :hi:

2 weeks.   :rolleyes: :rolleyes:

Offline Wolf_66

Maybe take a £10 out of your punting fund and buy some dignity.

2 weeks.   :rolleyes: :rolleyes:

She is a time waster.
Iv had spare time so really wanted to see her.
But she talks shit

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Maybe take a £10 out of your punting fund and buy some dignity.

2 weeks.   :rolleyes: :rolleyes:

She is a time waster.
Iv had spare time so really wanted to see her.
But she talks shit


I haven’t seen Alice for a couple of years now
But I don’t see the problem,
Always seemed pretty straightforward to me...
She posts daily on AW what she’s got available
You send her a booking req on AW
She confirms
Bingo you’re in.





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I haven’t seen Alice for a couple of years now
But I don’t see the problem,

Maybe she loves to see/hear/read grown men beg for a booking when there are none.

I have seen her reviews and would not waste the 10p on the call.

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I haven’t seen Alice for a couple of years now
But I don’t see the problem,
Always seemed pretty straightforward to me...
She posts daily on AW what she’s got available
You send her a booking req on AW
She confirms
Bingo you’re in.





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Here he is if it is a he, this WGs white knight fanboy. :rolleyes: :rolleyes: :rolleyes: In reality this WG is a cunt of the lowest order who fucks punters over if it suits her, she is human garbage. :thumbsdown: :thumbsdown: :thumbsdown:

Offline Badvicar

Coincidentally it is French, but the original phrase to which Badvicar refers is 'Et tu Brute?', in Latin, from Shakespeare's Julius Caesar. It's the bit where Caesar gets mass-stabbed, and he utters this phrase to his old friend (one of the stabbers) as if to say: 'what, you as well?']



Good to see you winky. Long time.
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Offline Badvicar

Aahh... French  :vomit: they'd be bloody Germans but for us... TWICE

And this is relevant....

Offline Badvicar

Quand je suis pret, Je vous donne permission pour moi tutoyer.

Havnt googled it, but does it mean  "her bitch " ?

Offline Badvicar

She must be a manipulative bitch, to get Nelson and Palerider to come out, when both saw her a year or so ago.

Grow a pair chaps.

Offline Badvicar

Did Nelson or Palerider manage to reach into their Alice Mangina and find some balls yet?

Just curious.

Offline winkywanky

Coincidentally it is French, but the original phrase to which Badvicar refers is 'Et tu Brute?', in Latin, from Shakespeare's Julius Caesar. It's the bit where Caesar gets mass-stabbed, and he utters this phrase to his old friend (one of the stabbers) as if to say: 'what, you as well?']



Good to see you winky. Long time.

It's mutual, BV  :hi: