Um, yeah ... Dana D. is the bomb! I a1m really drunk so let me just say that she is a wonderful podcast and very funny and real, and all those tiny little hairs on her thigh are just heavenly to touch ... better yet she's just got that funny, smart, sexy vibe thing down. without trying. she's v. natural. blah blah ... xoxo OK, when I can type ..
"You play an evil demon summoned from hell to clean out this meth lab." 73 Posts 7/06
Posted - Oct 6 2006 : 3:00PM
She was great in "Take it Black 4" w/ Rico. She took him all the way right of the bat and he had her SHAKING/QUIVERING/CUMMING in less than one minute... I lost track of how many times he made her legs shake in spasms... such a great scene.
Hey, Melissa, what a pity Angel Dark gave the game away before you got to have your way with her. We discussed the merits of you teaching Angel how to be a good girl on this very forum about 12 months ago - you promised so much, then she retired. What a shortfall, eh? Good God, what you could have done with Angel beggars belief. Sigh.
i cant help but notice my threads seem to drop very rapidly. while posts about certain other girls kind of hang around forever. is the mainstream porn community not ready for the dearmond?
i guess my popularity on myspace has me pretty spoiled. my passion is making porn, but i get so much recognition for nothing, as do some other "myspace famous" girls. (tila, forbidden) i dont like the idea of being popular for the sake of being popular i guess. at least im tryingto earn it. *shrug*
health insurance is a rip off. i got sick once in the last 15 years. the hosptial bill came to about 3000$ but in the long run that would have been less than me paying a couple hundred monthly. i wouldnt pay for car insurance either if it wasnt the law :( ive NEVER been in a car accident. *knock wood*
Health insurance is a rip-off unless you get really sick -- and then it's a bargain. A very close friend of mine has ovarian cancer. The doctors gave her a year, but it's been four years now and she's still going strong. If she hadn't been insured, she'd be long dead by now.
Car insurance is also a rip-off until it isn't. My brother's father-in-law tragically hit a pedestrian with his car and injured her severely and permanently. Insurance can't make her well again, but it's saving him from losing his house and his retirement savings. If it had been possible to help her, the insurance would have gone a long way toward covering the cost of extensive physical therapy and lost income. If you have the terrible misfortune to seriously injure somebody, it's nice to have a way to alleviate some of the harm you've caused.
He'd never been in a car accident either -- it only takes one.
#SDNY he's all yours. -- Michael Steele 5110 Posts 3/03
Posted - Oct 7 2006 : 9:02PM
or even mildly sick. $3,000 is nothing nowadays. Go to an ER for anything more serious than a hangnail, and have an MRI or a couple of CT scans, and you're looking at $3,000 easy. And believe me, if you have to be hospitalized for something, you *don't* want to have to go to the county hospital. Going without health insurance is nuts. Unfortunately, people often have to learn this the hard way. (I did.)
I have $40,000 in unpaid medical bills. They jack the price on your if you are uninsured. I probably will let them eat it, because I really have no other choice. But I pretty much have to get health insurance now. It's not an option.
Ironically, all the years when I had insurance (through work), I never needed it. Some dental, some routine visits. Less than $1,000 a year worth of whatever. The car accident ER visit was covered by someone else's insurance.
I even got away with no coverage for about 5 years before I hurt myself. Just paid out of pocket for an occasional visit, usually going through friends to "friendly" doctors, as opposed to HMO hacks.
#SDNY he's all yours. -- Michael Steele 5110 Posts 3/03
Posted - Oct 7 2006 : 9:46PM
Yeah, to add insult to injury, they try to charge you a "suggested retail price" that's way more than what they actually agree to take from the insurers for other patients receiving the same treatments. But they'll negotiate with you, if they see they're going to get stiffed otherwise.
Do you mean one message that was simultaneously the "classiest and most filthy" (I suppose that is possible) or one message that was the "classiest" and one that was the "most filthy"?