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ORIGINAL: Back2theFuture

Really? I thought they used the metric system in Britain, cause all the road signs I saw and my speedometer was in Kilometers. And I bought meat by the kilo and my milk by the milliliter.(I swear the store only sold those smaller cartons)

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ORIGINAL: PatrickG38





I have produced this list as a Public Service to help those on here who sre sincere, enjoy:


Easy Tells:

The girl violates the laws of physics. This describes about thirty percent of profiles. That she’s 5’4” and 60 lbs should be a warning.

The race and photo do not match. The number of blond, blue eyed, fair skinned native and African-Americans is fascinating.

There is an email address in the profile. No one serious would broadcast such information.

The phrase "retire from the lifestyle" is in the profile. Being in this life style is not like being a bus driver where you leave after twenty years.


More challenging Tells:

Conflicting interests. If you see a girl who ‘lives for’ intellectual discourse and astrology, that is a warning. If you see spanking as a hard limit, she probably is not too serious about the lifestyle. A lot can be learned from the interests list.

There are significant grammatical or spelling errors in her profile. Remember, she is supposed to be a woman, and women are usually careful. This is a good sign you are dealing with a man.

She expresses an interest in cock photographs. If she does, you are talking to a gay man.

On her profile or within thirty seconds of communicating, you have received pornographic photographs. Truly tasteful erotic photographs do not automatically indicate a fake, but pornographic photos provided very quickly are a giveaway.

She looks like she could pass for a supermodel. While I know it is challenging for supermodels to find straight dominant men in the fashion industry, most have not turned to collarme so they can serve you without limit.

Potentially difficult tells:

She thinks it is cool you are over thirty and live with your mom. She does not.

She thinks it is cool you are over thirty and still go to Star Trek conventions. She does not.



Obviously this is very incomplete and I would hope there will be numerous additions.







She wants to be a slave, but she lists she is actively seeking switch males. Does this really make sense to you?







I hope this helps separate the wheat from the chaff. There are some wonderful girls on here, but there are swimming in an ocean of frauds.

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ORIGINAL: crazyml

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ORIGINAL: Back2theFuture

Really? I thought they used the metric system in Britain, cause all the road signs I saw and my speedometer was in Kilometers. And I bought meat by the kilo and my milk by the milliliter.(I swear the store only sold those smaller cartons)

Hmm... I think you were in a different Britain. None of our road signs are in KM, and the speedometers are in KM and MPH.

We do now sell food and gas using the metric system though ( Thanks to our membership of the European Union). When it comes to gas, I miss the Imperial Gallon - so much superior to your diminutive American Gallon ;-)

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You misunderstood my post in a manner that greatly changed the meaning and can be insulting to you. I do not desire that. The 'and' in my sentence was critical. I like a sub or slave or loves intellectual discourse. What I said is that if you have something like that 'and' something silly like astrology that is a warning. You can disagree or even insult me all you wish as it really has no meaning here, but I certainly never meant to demean intellectual discourse as an interest because that would be absurd. It was conflicting interests that were the issue.

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Because people aren't nearly as nasty in person as they are when they are anonymous.

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ORIGINAL: Back2theFuture

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ORIGINAL: GreedyTop

I could be wrong, but I think Great Britain remained on (or returned to?) the scales that the US uses. the EU went to metric...

again, I could be wrong

Yeah I was too busy with other stuff(sexy British accents) to ask about their measuring system, however I think they were using the Euro(?) at that time instead of pounds British sterling, of course the Euro was rally the only currency I dealt with at that time cause I was too embarrassed to display my lack of ability to calculate the British Exchange rate for change and stuff.

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ORIGINAL: juliaoceania

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You misunderstood my post in a manner that greatly changed the meaning and can be insulting to you. I do not desire that. The 'and' in my sentence was critical. I like a sub or slave or loves intellectual discourse. What I said is that if you have something like that 'and' something silly like astrology that is a warning. You can disagree or even insult me all you wish as it really has no meaning here, but I certainly never meant to demean intellectual discourse as an interest because that would be absurd. It was conflicting interests that were the issue.

I have an interest in astrology, and I can quite certainly assure you, I would wipe the floor with you in any sort of "intellectual discourse"

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ORIGINAL: GreedyTop

I could be wrong, but I think Great Britain remained on (or returned to?) the scales that the US uses. the EU went to metric...

again, I could be wrong

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ORIGINAL: crazyml

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ORIGINAL: Back2theFuture

Really? I thought they used the metric system in Britain, cause all the road signs I saw and my speedometer was in Kilometers. And I bought meat by the kilo and my milk by the milliliter.(I swear the store only sold those smaller cartons)

Hmm... I think you were in a different Britain. None of our road signs are in KM, and the speedometers are in KM and MPH.

We do now sell food and gas using the metric system though ( Thanks to our membership of the European Union). When it comes to gas, I miss the Imperial Gallon - so much superior to your diminutive American Gallon ;-)

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ORIGINAL: IrishMist

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Because people aren't nearly as nasty in person as they are when they are anonymous.

You obviously don't meet many people who don't believe in hiding behind a facade.

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ORIGINAL: mnottertail

12 pound a stone I believe.

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exactly! pseudoscience or not, some people just find it fun. it has nothing to do with their ability to carry on an intelligent conversation. if you are intelligent at the expense of being fun, then i probably won't like your brand of intelligence anyway.