Pune

[QUOTE=Madhav404;2444621]Seen lot of Prost. Standing on Mumbai highway on service road while traveling from CC towards wakad. Near a popular automobile showroom. Has any one tried over here. Is it safe.[/QUOTE]If you are referring to b service road exit SW MILFs, those were standing there since afternoon to evening. And you can get them in 500 + 450 room charge with see. But totally mechanical.

[QUOTE=Tha01;2444722]Did not catch CC.

In past I have seen girls standing service road next to Sadanand however be it stopped lately. Never tried anyone. There are old reports which speak about girls standing on service road from Pashan to Baner during day time.[/QUOTE]The old reports were about milfs on service road wearing scarf I guess. But seems you are referring to other. Can you give more hints about location and how can we identify.

The FR is two months old. Sharing old FR is best I can do due to COVID.

I frequent K spa on University road. There is a therapist whose name starts with Th. She is extremely good. One of the few with great figure. She has silicon boobs. Very firm, round and perfect narrow waist. Watching her body itself is a fun. Her massage skills are superb.

The moment she enters room gives me hard on. Complete session is bliss. Perfectly knows how to please.

[QUOTE=RahulSharma140;2445029]Guys.

There is this couple in Pune who organise sex parties in Pune. Can some brother help me out with their details and also about their genuineness.

Regards.

RS.[/QUOTE]Be careful of Police raids though.

[QUOTE=ThaiKoregaon29;2444790]In the beginning it seemed like this will get over by the end of April but guys forget about mongering I don't think normalcy in cities like Pune is about to return until August. India has absolutely no choice in ending lockdown until cases become zero. So cities or districts which are hotspots are in big trouble. We will be lucky even if things go back to normal until August and spas I think we must think about them in 2021. I think community transmission has already started and this is going to pretty scary. Stay safe and please follow rules which will help in curbing this virus. Please do not unnecessarily let others pay for our mistakes.[/QUOTE]Nice observation and what a prediction that things will become normal by August and spas will open by 2021 by the way why on earth do you think so. Do one thing google-'how many people die in India every day on an average', the answer is 25 k out of which more than 5 k people die due to common flu. Also even if we keep lockdown for the next 100 years cases won't become zero. Also if we wait for cases to become zero forget economy than. Stop spreading rumours and keep your predictions with you.

[QUOTE=Gargano19;2445099]Be careful of Police raids though.[/QUOTE]Yeah bro, but do you know them.

[QUOTE=RahulSharma140;2445111]Yeah bro, but do you know them.[/QUOTE]I know couple of them around Pune and in Mumbai. Let me check if they're still active. Let me contact them and see if they're still active. It was 3 years ago. Girls were hot, model types but fee to enter was high.

[QUOTE=AndyNewbie;2445104]Nice observation and what a prediction that things will become normal by August and spas will open by 2021 by the way why on earth do you think so. Do one thing google-'how many people die in India every day on an average', the answer is 25 k out of which more than 5 k people die due to common flu. Also even if we keep lockdown for the next 100 years cases won't become zero. Also if we wait for cases to become zero forget economy than. Stop spreading rumours and keep your predictions with you.[/QUOTE]Lockdown and restrictions unlikely to end soon. It'll be there atleast till may end. May extend more too. This corona thing may spill over into 2021 and sporadic cases will keep occurring till we all develop herd immunity.

[QUOTE=Gargano19;2445113]I know couple of them around Pune and in Mumbai. Let me check if they're still active. Let me contact them and see if they're still active. It was 3 years ago. Girls were hot, model types but fee to enter was high.[/QUOTE]Yeah, thanks. That would be great.

Absolutely agreed. Count 0 is impossible in any location around the globe until there is an effective vaccine made available. But the fellow member is not wrong completely. Considering the current situation there's a high possibility of effects extending to 2021 and hamper mongering until then. One can take risks only on utmost confirmation. Which is quite difficult unless there is a personal connection.

[QUOTE=AndyNewbie;2445104]Nice observation and what a prediction that things will become normal by August and spas will open by 2021 by the way why on earth do you think so. Do one thing google-'how many people die in India every day on an average', the answer is 25 k out of which more than 5 k people die due to common flu. Also even if we keep lockdown for the next 100 years cases won't become zero. Also if we wait for cases to become zero forget economy than. Stop spreading rumours and keep your predictions with you.[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE=KenTheRockstar;2445321]Absolutely agreed. Count 0 is impossible in any location around the globe until there is an effective vaccine made available. But the fellow member is not wrong completely. Considering the current situation there's a high possibility of effects extending to 2021 and hamper mongering until then. One can take risks only on utmost confirmation. Which is quite difficult unless there is a personal connection.[/QUOTE]Actually the conditions have been becoming worst day by day. Once this lockdown lifted, then after also it will very difficult to control on the spread of this deadly virus. Because our countrymen are not ready to compromise with their comfort zone. If we see during this lockdown also they are not following social distancing and making rush in markets.

So I think once again we will see the rapid increase in the cases if we won't find any vaccine. We can pray the god for normalcy.

[QUOTE=RahulFun8479;2445461]Actually the conditions have been becoming worst day by day. Once this lockdown lifted, then after also it will very difficult to control on the spread of this deadly virus. Because our countrymen are not ready to compromise with their comfort zone. If we see during this lockdown also they are not following social distancing and making rush in markets.

So I think once again we will see the rapid increase in the cases if we won't find any vaccine. We can pray the god for normalcy.[/QUOTE]More than the virus our idiot media has created more fear amongst the people. Also the death ratio by this virus is just 3 percent maximum and also in also 70 percent people the symptoms are not seen meaning to which they will not even come to know they are affected and will be cured by their internal defence system. The ones dying due to covid 19 are old aged people with other deadly diseases. So what is the point in locking down the entire nation. In 2009 I was affected by H1 N1 I was cured within 2 weeks of treatment and the treatment given to me did more damage than the virus. Even H1 N1 was similar to covid 19 in terms of mortality and if you Google you can see how many people died due to it worldwide it was declared a pandemic but still there were no lockdowns no emergency no isolation still the country did come out of the pandemic and still even today we have H1 N1 with us. The only difference is the hype which media and WHO has created about this virus. Also if you check the death ratio in India it is extremely low, only 50 people are dying on an average everyday. But because of the lockdown more people will die in India in the coming months. Other countries can very well handle the situation even if they keep their nation locked for the entire year but India has only invested 1 percent of its GDP for covid 19 and also the relief packages declared by our PM do not really reach the poor. So if this lockdown continues for the next 6 months I don't know if we will be able to get through this pandemic but India will face major economic crisis which will be more brutal than 2008 recession, The great depression. Today the international media praising India on how we have controlled out numbers but tomorrow once we will face economic crisis this same media will make fun of us. Also coming to your point that people are not following lockdown which is not true, if the shops are only open for 2 hours there will be crowd for buying essential s. Also if we talk about dharavi there is only one toiled for every 1450 people so how will they follow social distancing. All I want to say is this lockdown and social distancing are full proof solutions for developed nations like USA, Europe where the population is less and the area is more. India had 135 plus crore population how can we follow it.

Hi bro,

Your inbox is full.

I m from Bangalore and visit Pune frequently. Till now I m unable to get a good contact in Pune.

Can you please share the contact and ref of sruthi engg girl?

Thank you so much in advance.

[QUOTE=BombayBoyz;2375975]Hi,

Had been in touch with Shruti for last 2 months.

On all my Pune visits couldn't make time to meet her. She was upset about this too.

Finally connected with her and meet at a hotel.

She arrived on time, first sign of a good intent. She was very clear about not allocating a false time. I liked that.

She is a student, looks very bubbly and live on face. Liked her appearance.

After getting comforted in the settings it was time for chit chat, hugs and cuddling.

That set the mood.

Nice lip locks, lots of neck. Kissing and we were set on fire.

Quick undressing, led to reveal her well sized boobs, nice booty to hold by hands. She has little weight around waistline, which I didn't mind..[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE=AndyNewbie;2445593]More than the virus our idiot media has created more fear amongst the people. Also the death ratio by this virus is just 3 percent maximum and also in also 70 percent people the symptoms are not seen meaning to which they will not even come to know they are affected and will be cured by their internal defence system. The ones dying due to covid 19 are old aged people with other deadly diseases. So what is the point in locking down the entire nation. In 2009 I was affected by H1 N1 I was cured within 2 weeks of treatment and the treatment given to me did more damage than the virus. Even H1 N1 was similar to covid 19 in terms of mortality and if you Google you can see how many people died due to it worldwide it was declared a pandemic but still there were no lockdowns no emergency no isolation still the country did come out of the pandemic and still even today we have H1 N1 with us. The only difference is the hype which media and WHO has created about this virus. Also if you check the death ratio in India it is extremely low, only 50 people are dying on an average everyday. But because of the lockdown more people will die in India in the coming months. Other countries can very well handle the situation even if they keep their nation locked for the entire year but India has only invested 1 percent of its GDP for covid 19 and also the relief packages declared by our PM do not really reach the poor. So if this lockdown continues for the next 6 months I don't know if we will be able to get through this pandemic but India will face major economic crisis which will be more brutal than 2008 recession, The great depression. Today the international media praising India on how we have controlled out numbers but tomorrow once we will face economic crisis this same media will make fun of us. Also coming to your point that people are not following lockdown which is not true, if the shops are only open for 2 hours there will be crowd for buying essential s. Also if we talk about dharavi there is only one toiled for every 1450 people so how will they follow social distancing. All I want to say is this lockdown and social distancing are full proof solutions for developed nations like USA, Europe where the population is less and the area is more. India had 135 plus crore population how can we follow it.[/QUOTE]]My friend don't take it in a wrong way what I want to say. But what you are saying is wrong. I visit India very frequently and my stay each time is minimum for 3 months. I have seen riches and poor of India including rural India. Believe me if corona spreads through poor and rural areas. India doesn't have road infra, hospitals or doctors to treat thousands of people at same time. The problem is not 70% with mild symptoms or 3% death ratio etc. These are figures, but the reality is most of the Indans still live in combined families. Home lunch or dinner I have attended with my Indian colleagues I have always seen older parents with them. Imagine each of one member of the family gets infected it cascade into thousands needing ventilator. The choice is should we give it younger person or older person. As when I look at figures there are young people dying too. With poor road infra, connectivity becomes a challenge how are medicines going to reach every village. Are they going to be free? Who should bear the cost of this, if government speed more on treating the sick patients, do you think they will have money left over to spend on other things. Surprise surprise who will you need to talk to borrow money from world bank, foreign reserves and China. By the way amount of money China gives, India will not have option to ask and fall in trap. You then will have sign 5 g and many other things.

Please don't take it personally unfortunately my job involves around a lot for all the above things. You may be right in what you said but in present scenario rich can afford lockdown poor cannot but they don't have option left becuase its choice to spend on infra and growth or spend all the money on treatment with worlds second largest populationn.

[QUOTE=JustTimePass;2445830]]My friend don't take it in a wrong way what I want to say. But what you are saying is wrong. I visit India very frequently and my stay each time is minimum for 3 months. I have seen riches and poor of India including rural India. Believe me if corona spreads through poor and rural areas. India doesn't have road infra, hospitals or doctors to treat thousands of people at same time. The problem is not 70% with mild symptoms or 3% death ratio etc. These are figures, but the reality is most of the Indans still live in combined families. Home lunch or dinner I have attended with my Indian colleagues I have always seen older parents with them. Imagine each of one member of the family gets infected it cascade into thousands needing ventilator. The choice is should we give it younger person or older person. As when I look at figures there are young people dying too. With poor road infra, connectivity becomes a challenge how are medicines going to reach every village. Are they going to be free? Who should bear the cost of this, if government speed more on treating the sick patients, do you think they will have money left over to spend on other things. Surprise surprise who will you need to talk to borrow money from world bank, foreign reserves and China. By the way amount of money China gives, India will not have option to ask and fall in trap. You then will have sign 5 g and many other things.

Please don't take it personally unfortunately my job involves around a lot for all the above things. You may be right in what you said but in present scenario rich can afford lockdown poor cannot but they don't have option left becuase its choice to spend on infra and growth or spend all the money on treatment with worlds second largest populationn.[/QUOTE]Agree with you. It's about survival today to fight another day.