Posts By Anonymous Strangers
[QUOTE=Nounce;2927972]Like I said to EV to not take it too literally. You can assign any number if you want. Your answer verify a point that I want to know.
Based on your post, you think the market is very efficient. My experience tells me it is not. I can't find the attractive ones on my own but I have generous friends who shared. I am pretty sure we are not off much in our view. A common thought is the girls are considered hot but not the type we prefer. We know someone will take them off the market when discovered despite they are not our type. A girl who is above 5'7, slender, fit with long legs is what I am talking about. The only thing I can't describe and maybe questionable is the face.
There are enough recent posts here to point out many girls started low. How do you counter those reports?[/QUOTE]Posts by anonymous strangers about what nameless girls allegedly told them aren't proof of anything. Anyone can post anything but that doesn't mean that it is true. Someone just posted that Bangkok freelancer bar Thermae Cafe has been closed for years but that is easily proven to be false. Guys say that some nameless girl told them that she used to work at El Centro and now she works in Parque Llerras. He posted it so it must be true, right? It may be the case that he was told that by the girl (which may or may not have happened) but you don't know whether the girl is telling him the truth because there are no names. Maybe she did tell him that but that doesn't mean it is true.
I always take what guys post here with a grain of salt because I don't know what is true and not true. I definitely would not take it as evidence that something must be true.
Medellin robbery style in NYC
The Medellin style of robbery has invaded New York City. Except that instead of taking iPhones and gold chains from tourists, these guys are taking Rolexes and expensive jewelry from the patrons at expensive restaurants in Manhattan and the hip parts of Brooklyn.
Armed bandits, two up mounted on mopeds are terrorizing upscale New Yorkers
It definitely serves to the argument that it can happen anywhere.
[URL]https://www.nytimes.com/2024/07/05/nyregion/nyc-restaurant-robberies.html?smid=url-share[/URL]