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Now you tell us ... :-)
I did give out my number but she has not really called all that much. Meet up with her, again, Monday along with another preggie friend.

[QUOTE=Daddy07]I'm sure glad that someone will keep her going.

But don't make the mistake of giving her your phone number unless you want her calling you every single day whining about her desperate need for money.[/QUOTE]

Yes, like many, I like young and thin women. However, your pictures always please me, regardless of the age or heft of the subjects. They are always very respectful and I always feel that you like your subjects and vice-versa. So, keep up the good work!

We are not talking about stunners here but milkers. If that is your thing. Baa is 7 months pregnant. We all know Jane 'was' pregnant. Someone else will have to carry the 'keep Jane thread going' now. :-)

So cute girl

You can get all photo of this girl here

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[QUOTE=Mogo Master]First time poster here and just wanted to ask a favor. I have friends (from Hawaii) that visit Thailand and they mention how pretty some of the LBs are. Could some post some pics of some so I can have an idea what they're talking about. Not really interested in being with one, but curious how pretty they could be. Will be visiting your country some time real soon. With what I spend in Las Vegas, I will probably get a better bang for my buck.

Thanks in advance and Aloha.[/QUOTE]Surely you can find a specialized website that features your area of interest instead of asking to pollute this thread.

Good luck in advance.

[QUOTE=Mogo Master]First time poster here and just wanted to ask a favor. I have friends (from Hawaii) that visit Thailand and they mention how pretty some of the LBs are. Could some post some pics of some so I can have an idea what they're talking about. Not really interested in being with one, but curious how pretty they could be. Will be visiting your country some time real soon. With what I spend in Las Vegas, I will probably get a better bang for my buck.

Thanks in advance and Aloha.[/QUOTE]


Not sure how does a moderated post like this gets by Admin twice but take a look here:


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[QUOTE=Jgm005]We are not talking about stunners here but milkers. If that is your thing. Baa is 7 months pregnant. We all know Jane 'was' pregnant. Someone else will have to carry the 'keep Jane thread going' now. :-)[/QUOTE]Becareful, HIV can be transmitted through breast milk. Just a friendly advice.

[QUOTE=Rivon]Becareful, HIV can be transmitted through breast milk. [/QUOTE]The reality is that developing HIV through ingesting breast milk of an infected woman is a cumulative thing; in other words babies get it by being fed over the long term by their HIV-positive mothers.

If you mommy-fixated mongers suck the occasional lactating tit and ingest a drop or two of milk your chances of developing HIV are slight, much less than licking her pussy or ass.

Anyway this is the photo gallery so any future discussion of this fascinating (not) pastime, should air their comments on the Safe Sex in Thailand thread.

[QUOTE=Dazednconfused]The reality is that developing HIV through ingesting breast milk of an infected woman is a cumulative thing; in other words babies get it by being fed over the long term by their HIV-positive mothers.

If you mommy-fixated mongers suck the occasional lactating tit and ingest a drop or two of milk your chances of developing HIV are slight, much less than licking her pussy or ass.

Anyway this is the photo gallery so any future discussion of this fascinating (not) pastime, should air their comments on the Safe Sex in Thailand thread.[/QUOTE]

While I agree the photo gallery isn't the best place to discuss this, I am concerned about your comment.

HIV a "cumulative thing" disease?
First,
One does not "develop" HIV.
It is a virus transmitted via bodily fluids. And one is infected in a single incident, not through accumulation.

The reason the risk is higher for a long-term breast feeding baby to catch HIV, is the same reason the risk is higher for a long-term monger: More exposure incidents.

just remember mogo - IF IT LOOKS TOO GOOD TO BE TRUE...it usually IS

(IF you REALLY want to look at ex-males go look at "pattayamail.com" and the section about the Tiffany contest - myself, I can hide my dick between my legs and look at the same thing :) )

[QUOTE=Slackerslacker]It is a virus transmitted via bodily fluids. And one is infected in a single incident, not through accumulation.[/QUOTE]Go read the research.

[QUOTE=Slackerslacker]And one is infected in a single incident, not through accumulation.[/QUOTE]I may have been a bit short with Slackerslacker, perhaps he is an amateur virologist and hasn't caught up on his reading.

I'll save him some time by posting this from Medscape.

[url]www.medscape.com/viewarticle/472406_3[/url]

"Since 1985 it has been clear that HIV can be transmitted through human milk.[9]

Prospective studies done in Africa during the early 1990s demonstrated that long-term breastfeeding increases HIV transmission an additional 10 to 20% beyond transmission from pregnancy and delivery.[10,11] World Health Organization (WHO) estimates that HIV transmission through breastfeeding increases 2 to 10% when breastfeeding through two months of life and an additional 5 to 10% when breastfeeding through 24 months of life.[12]

Factors that increased the likelihood of HIV transmission in a cumulative manner included the maternal viral load, volume of human milk ingested, duration of breastfeeding, inflammation or pathology of breast (ie, cracked nipples), presence of infant oral thrush, and introduction of formula to human milk feeding.

The Center for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) summarizes these findings as follows: "The mechanism of HIV transmission through breastfeeding is most likely the frequent and prolonged exposure of infants oral and gastrointestinal tracts to human milk.[13]"

If I knew how to bold phrases such as "long term breast-feeding increases HIV transmission" or "cumulative manner" or "frequent and prolonged exposure" I would do so.

I repeat my original assertion that those of you who have a penchant for lactating prostitutes have little to fear unless you are a big bubba and it's your only long-term source of nourishment.

Discussion closed on this thread.

[QUOTE=Dazednconfused]

Factors that increased the likelihood of HIV transmission in a cumulative manner included the maternal viral load, volume of human milk ingested, duration of breastfeeding, inflammation or pathology of breast (ie, cracked nipples), presence of infant oral thrush, and introduction of formula to human milk feeding.

The Center for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) summarizes these findings as follows: "The mechanism of HIV transmission through breastfeeding is most likely the frequent and prolonged exposure of infants oral and gastrointestinal tracts to human milk.[13]"


Discussion closed on this thread.[/QUOTE]

I will make a last post on this subject since it is important to understand the nature of HIV.

You are wrong, the Virus does not accumulate in the "victims" body over a long period of time, until it reaches some threshold whereupon HIV "develops".

The quote above: "Factors that increased the likelihood of HIV transmission in a cumulative manner" means what I explained last time: The risk of contracting the virus increases as you increase your exposures. An accumulation of exposures, not an accumulation of of the virus.

I suggest anyone concerned, consult an expert on Infectious disease. I promise you it is as I state.

However, Dazed is correct in saying that the more ***** milk you drink, the more your chance of catching HIV.

BTW, I have read the same literature and then some.
Difference is I understand it.

What's with all the HIV discussion in the so-called Photo Thread?

[QUOTE=Saint Mint]A few pics of Jenny from the PH.

BTW. Vittu. Have a look at picture 24. Does this answer your question?

(See more on PH thread)[/QUOTE]Can I ask you more about your time with Jenny

Did you take her S/T ALL L/T

And how much did she ask for

Did you pay bar fine

Thank you