Fin Fang Foom on Trent Foster's Response

[Rick Munroe]

>And are you ever coming to show your face in Vancouver? :9

 

My face or my ass? I'm coming to Montreal in October. (Get ready for stupid question from typical New Yorker who only knows the geography of NYC but at least knows that Canada is up there somewhere)---> Is Montreal near Vancouver?

[Guest JT]

>My face or my ass?

 

You KNOW I want them both! :9

 

>I'm coming

 

Love to hear you scream like that }>

 

>Is Montreal near Vancouver?

 

What would you say if I tell you that it's as far away as Seattle from NYC?

[Rick Munroe]

>What would you say if I tell you that it's as far away as

>Seattle from NYC?

 

I'd say, "Send me a plane ticket." (We'll work this out somehow)

[Guest Thunderbuns]

>>And are you ever coming to show your face in Vancouver? :9

>

>My face or my ass? I'm coming to Montreal in October.

>(Get ready for stupid question from typical New Yorker who

>only knows the geography of NYC but at least knows that

>Canada is up there somewhere)---> Is Montreal near

>Vancouver?

 

Hell yes - just a 30 minute drive down the information highway.

 

Thunderbuns

[Guest Thunderbuns]

>>And are you ever coming to show your face in Vancouver? :9

>

>My face or my ass? I'm coming to Montreal in October.

>(Get ready for stupid question from typical New Yorker who

>only knows the geography of NYC but at least knows that

>Canada is up there somewhere)---> Is Montreal near

>Vancouver?

 

Rick - I'm surprised at you. How dumb would you consider a Canadian to be if he asked "Is Boston near Seattle"?

 

The lack of geographic knowledge seems to be a decidedly American thing. Shrub had no knowledge of world geography when he took office. Not sure his grasp is much better now. When the Welsh singer, whats-her-name Church was presented to him, he asked her where she was from. She said "South Wales" and Shrub said "Oh, what state is that in?"

 

Go to Barnes & Nobel TODAY and buy yourself a good atlas. You will be amazed at what you will learn :-)

 

Politicians do make the stupdist gaffs. There once was a mayor of Toronto - name of Donaldson, not that that matters - who was welcoming the leader of an African nation to Toronto. This African had been educated at Oxford and was the farthest thing one could imagine from an ignorant native. When the mayor handed him a pen to sign the guest book he said, "And this is what we call a ball-point pen". Probably one of Canada's most embarrasing moments.

 

Thunderbuns

[bluenix]

>Go to Barnes & Nobel TODAY and buy yourself a good atlas.

>You will be amazed at what you will learn :-)

 

That's right! For example, Thunderbuns was recently thrilled to discover that Hawaii and Alaska are just a quick hop off the California coast. Los Angeles, Catalina, Anchorage!

 

He's a little less sure about what 'inset' means.

[trentfosters]

TRENT FOSTERS RESPONSE

 

After reading every post on this topic, I would like to make a few comments.

 

First of all re-FFF

 

Your posting was made and after reading dozens of emails and reading other postings it is clear that others have really said enough already and covered just about everything on this post from the good through to the degrading remarks you made.

 

I read time and time again how people agree with what I did but failed to accept me not giving him the respect of a call to say I am not coming back.

 

The facts are, he left a voice mail as I was driving off and he knew exactly why I left. When I checked his voice mail, I listened to what he said which made me see %100 that he was high(some would say he was excited) and that he understood how agressive he had come across to me.

At this point, I had driven an hour out of my way and was about to drive another hour back home after having someone waste my time and act in an agressive and unacceptable way.

Do you think he really deserved that call?

 

The next interesting subject is the people who seem to think that big guys can take care of any situation.

What if a knife or weapon is pulled out. What if two more guys jump out and attack.

This is where a little common sense comes into it.

 

I would much rather walk away than have to explain to a police officer why there is a guy half dead and bleeding on the floor.

 

Australians love to fight, thats all convicts had when they were sent to Australia ,but to call someone names for walking away, what kind of person says those things and for what cause?

 

Some people even go to the extent of calling a guy like me a pussy and not a man for leaving and not going inside.

I don't have anything bad to say to the people who have run me down and who have tried to insult me.

All I can say is that I hope you never get into a bad situation that you could have avoided.

 

I am sure I have missed something,he he he. I am also sure someone will be nice enough to throw it in my face asap.

 

I know what I did was right and I stand by my choice not to call him to let him know that the night was finished, he already knew.

 

All of those who are interested, please come and have a look at

http://www.trentfosters.com

The members area will be up and running by October.

 

Best of luck to everybody%0

[Guest Thunderbuns]

>>Go to Barnes & Nobel TODAY and buy yourself a good atlas.

>>You will be amazed at what you will learn :-)

>

>That's right! For example, Thunderbuns was recently thrilled

>to discover that Hawaii and Alaska are just a quick hop off

>the California coast. Los Angeles, Catalina, Anchorage!

>

>He's a little less sure about what 'inset' means.

 

You've lost me here - what the fuck is all this about? Hawaii, Alaska Catalina and "inset" Are you sure you haven't got me confused with someother genius?

 

Thunderbuns

[BigD]

This message made me laugh so hard, that I decided to

sign up and leave a message. I could come to Trent's

defense on one area. If he had thought the client was

calling from McKinney Avenue (a posh uptown address)

and later found out he was calling from McKinney, Tx

(a hick town in the burbs), then he had reason to

drop the appointment. However, it seems like he would

have these facts straight upfront. FFF is right on target

with his analysis, and has not minced words about it.

Trent's version of the episodic adventure is a laugh riot.

BigD

[Rick Munroe]

RE: TRENT FOSTERS RESPONSE

 

>The facts are, he left a voice mail as I was driving off and

>he knew exactly why I left. When I checked his voice mail, I

>listened to what he said which made me see %100 that he was

>high(some would say he was excited) and that he understood

>how agressive he had come across to me.

>At this point, I had driven an hour out of my way and was

>about to drive another hour back home after having someone

>waste my time and act in an agressive and unacceptable way.

>Do you think he really deserved that call?

 

When you put it that way, I guess not. I've had my time wasted often, so I can relate. Trent, I'm glad you decided to post to this thread. It makes a big difference to see your side of things (more clearly than in your original rebuttal). FFF's post actually didn't deserve a response, but it's good that you did anyway. The members of this board can spot BS a mile away...and I'm sure I'm not the only one who can see you're the real thing here. And yes, I think you're hot but I'd feel this way if you were a shlub (not sure of the Aussie word for that ).

[Houston Bonfires]

BigD

 

As is typically the case when near a Dallasite wear tall boots and prepare for the onslaught. You throw the bull pretty good when dealing with someone else's well-being. Perhaps a night gazing into the trusting eyes of Jeffrey Dahmer would convince you that on occasion a "gut instinct" is a life saver.

 

Pardon the dramatics but your type wouldn't respond to subtler explanations...careful what you step in up there in the hinterlands.

By the by since this is supposedly your first post to this site welcome and don't be a stranger. Come back any time at all but I'd suggest a dash of reason tempered with a skosh of intelligence on your next go round.

 

Oh, now you understand FFF doesn't have anything to do with the future or with farmers just a weak minded, self-loathing sort who enjoys pulling the emotional wings from some of the less colorful butterflies who flit here.

 

H Bx(

[Guest YFSC]

>If he had thought the client was

>calling from McKinney Avenue (a posh uptown address)

>and later found out he was calling from McKinney, Tx

>(a hick town in the burbs), then he had reason to

>drop the appointment.

 

A hick town in the burbs might be a reason not to make the appointment in the first place, but suddenly realizing that your client is not an uptown fat cat is not a valid reason to cancel an appointment once it has been made. If escorts want to be treated like professionals they should act like professionals. You made the appointment - you honor it, barring unforeseen emergencies or special situations. And the fee is the fee. As long as it is paid, what does it matter how much more the client has in the bank?

[HooBoy]

Thank You Trent. Now Let's Move On...

 

Trent -- the policy around here has always been that the escort has the final say.

 

I am sorry you had to come to your defense a second time but I appreciate your participation and clarification.

 

I am locking this thread.

 

Move on people. There is nothing to look at anymore. Just keep moving.

 

The horse is dead.

 

Your points have been made.