Author Topic: Had a text today  (Read 3470 times)

Offline Royalthailover

Had a text today from a massage lady who I visit quite regularly when I can. I spoke to her a couple of weeks ago and asked her to let me know when she is back to work as I'm back in the area. Anyway, said message came today that she's back to work from her private premises  :unknown:

I wonder if this is just for her 'regular' clientele or what? I mean I'm sorely tempted but to be out and about is a no no....."yes officer....I'm just going to see my friend for a tug"

Just wandered if anyone else had received anything similar?

Obviously I'm not going to name the person but got me thinking if it's really her decision or somebody is pressuring (forcing) her back in to it?

Offline Zeusthedoc

Had a text today from a massage lady who I visit quite regularly when I can. I spoke to her a couple of weeks ago and asked her to let me know when she is back to work as I'm back in the area. Anyway, said message came today that she's back to work from her private premises  :unknown:

I wonder if this is just for her 'regular' clientele or what? I mean I'm sorely tempted but to be out and about is a no no....."yes officer....I'm just going to see my friend for a tug"

Just wandered if anyone else had received anything similar?

Obviously I'm not going to name the person but got me thinking if it's really her decision or somebody is pressuring (forcing) her back in to it?

not sure the point of this thread, another discussion about the virtues of not punting during lockdown?

Offline justalad

Obviously I'm not going to name the person but got me thinking if it's really her decision or somebody is pressuring (forcing) her back in to it?
Why bother posting then?

Offline Royalthailover

Sorry, I don't trawl through hundreds and hundreds of posts.

The point was my question at the end with regards to anyone else being contacted directly by 1 of their regular ladies.

If yes then I guess my question  was irrelevant. I was quite surprised that's all. But for the service she provides, yes I will probably will return once lockdown is lifted.

Offline Royalthailover

Why bother posting then?

Because without going in depth I guess she could be breaking the law during current times. Again, apologies if this isn't the case

Offline Zeusthedoc

Because without going in depth I guess she could be breaking the law during current times. Again, apologies if this isn't the case

well, currently the law is that you can only leave for essential reasons (or something like that)
medical care
groceries
work (if required)
seeing a WG is hardly a reason, so yes, it's technically breaking the law
she's inviting you to do so

all that being said - other people saying 'yes i also got a text from a regular' or 'no, no-one has texted me' ...is the reason you started this thread...ok it's a pretty stupid thread
if you would be so kind as to tell people who messaged you, they might even be able to help you find out if you were the lucky one with the golden cock (and wallet) or just another punter

Offline Home Alone

well, currently the law is that you can only leave for essential reasons (or something like that)
medical care
groceries
work (if required)
seeing a WG is hardly a reason, so yes, it's technically breaking the law
she's inviting you to do so

all that being said - other people saying 'yes i also got a text from a regular' or 'no, no-one has texted me' ...is the reason you started this thread...ok it's a pretty stupid thread
if you would be so kind as to tell people who messaged you, they might even be able to help you find out if you were the lucky one with the golden cock (and wallet) or just another punter

I can't find the reference now; but I'm sure I heard something on the 'Today' programme on Radio 4 three or four weeks ago, that the police were also accepting, de facto rather than de jure, that mental health was a reasonable ground for travel.

The example given was that, if there was a husband & wife who were in lockdown but were at each other's throats after, say, a month of being locked down, it would be a good thing for their mental health for one of them to ease the domestic tension by going to stay elsewhere with adult members of their extended family.

I must say that, at the time, I thought there'll probably be some silly beggars, desperate for a punt, trying to use that, if challenged, as grounds for visiting one of the desperate bitches who are still - despite all the evidence - providing Full Services. :scare:

Offline bdyno

well, currently the law is that you can only leave for essential reasons (or something like that)
medical care
groceries
work (if required)
seeing a WG is hardly a reason, so yes, it's technically breaking the law
she's inviting you to do so

all that being said - other people saying 'yes i also got a text from a regular' or 'no, no-one has texted me' ...is the reason you started this thread...ok it's a pretty stupid thread
if you would be so kind as to tell people who messaged you, they might even be able to help you find out if you were the lucky one with the golden cock (and wallet) or just another punter

So if you were to have a bag of shopping with you (tins etc probably best), you are covered.  You could claim you're delivering shopping to a vulnerable relative...

Offline Zeusthedoc

So if you were to have a bag of shopping with you (tins etc probably best), you are covered.  You could claim you're delivering shopping to a vulnerable relative...

fair enough - take along a tin of baked beans and refill on protein halfway through

Offline Smithsonian

Had a text today from a massage lady who I visit quite regularly when I can. I spoke to her a couple of weeks ago and asked her to let me know when she is back to work as I'm back in the area. Anyway, said message came today that she's back to work from her private premises  :unknown:

I wonder if this is just for her 'regular' clientele or what? I mean I'm sorely tempted but to be out and about is a no no....."yes officer....I'm just going to see my friend for a tug"

Just wandered if anyone else had received anything similar?

Obviously I'm not going to name the person but got me thinking if it's really her decision or somebody is pressuring (forcing) her back in to it?

They are running out of cash.

Offline chrishornx

So if you were to have a bag of shopping with you (tins etc probably best), you are covered.  You could claim you're delivering shopping to a vulnerable relative...

that works - until they ask the address you are delivering to and check the authenticity of your story and then you are in a  world of trouble for lying

Offline Captain caveman 69

I find it absolutely mindblowing that anyone would actually risk there own life and there parents or grandparents  to be wanked off. FFS :dash:

Offline Deepstroker

The question is when will it be safe and who will decide ?

Offline spiralnotebook

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well, currently the law is that you can only leave for essential reasons (or something like that)
medical care
groceries
work (if required)
seeing a WG is hardly a reason, so yes, it's technically breaking the law

Exercise?  :D