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Posted: 2020-03-17 11:22:31

[QUOTE;2277532;ESA Forum Admin] On 2020-03-16 22:43:23 Face seating said:

What will you like ESA to do about it ?

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Tamar





Isn't it obvious? The bra's name is Face seating. He would like ESA to provide free toilet rolls



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Posted: 2020-03-17 11:26:07
Edited: 2020-03-17 11:29:17

On 2020-03-17 11:22:25 Oliver Cloeshoff said:
On 2020-03-17 10:54:30 Tegwane said: On 2020-03-17 08:14:18 Oliver Cloeshoff said: On 2020-03-17 07:55:01 Nikki said: What do u call it wen someone does not punt but they still login on ESA to check ladies and respond to forum ?



Tegwane?

What are you implying?

No implying here bru. Question was asked and I replied honestly - am I wrong?
If Nikki had added "does not help the ladies" then I wouldn't have answered with your ESA moniker.
Same with my response a little further down the thread - just calling it as I see it.

Peace (as Gundie would say)



Fair comment Ghandi
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Posted: 2020-03-17 13:10:42

SA stats:
57 people are killed in SA every day
1527 people were killed on the road in SA during Xmas holiday
0 death was recorded due to corona virus in SA so far.
Conclusion: there are bigger chances to be killed travelling for your appoitment than by coronavirus .... at least for now.
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Posted: 2020-03-17 21:43:50

On 2020-03-17 08:37:00 ouman punter said:
But seriously...

Perhaps ESA could help devise a system where punters could pay upfront for a future session with a girl....?

Pay now Pomp later...! ;)

Apologies, I should not be joking about our wonderful ladies survival through this challenging pandemic.

But seriously is it not possible to devise some sort of coupon or token system where punters can pay for a punt with a girl up front to help financially tide her over the difficult times ahead?

An example: I am horny for pussy. I call one of my regulars and deposit her fee into her account EFT or otherwise and when this virus thing dies down in 6 months time I go and take up my punt.
To help myself today I wank off with or without her telephonic or video call assistance?

Advantage to me I get free video sex now and a future punt.

Advantage to girl, she has bucks now to keep herself in groceries, feed her kids etc.

Could be done by individual girls without ESA assistance in fact....

To help with the girl's admin she could issue to the punter via PM a once off number identifying his payment.

Needless to say any such system would require trust from both parties.

Possibly ESA could assist with the trust thing by running it through their system and they issue a matching number to both parties. Could be automated so no admin for ESA. When you eventually arrange to visit the girl after the passing of the pandemic on arriving at her place should you have matching numbers no payment need be passed.

The concept is not mine. Got the idea from the hairdressing industry where it is being implemented.

Lady wants her hair done but does not want to risk visiting salon for fear of picking up virus. High throughput of patrons to salon increases risk of infection to Hairdresser.

Lady makes payment to salon now to assist in preventing her having to shut down business. Takes advantage of payments down the line when crisis passes.

Just a thought?



What a thoughtful and awesome idea Ouman. I am sure that many ladies would appreciate such an inspiring gesture.

Mwah

Arz
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Posted: 2020-03-17 23:33:59

Thanks Ari!!

It wasn't my idea as said, just heard about it from a friend who's hairdresser is using it. *illegal mwah* ...;)p
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Posted: 2020-03-20 21:16:23

They have shut all the pubs here
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Posted: 2020-03-20 22:15:18

Popcorn gang!....where you at?? Sorry I came in late,
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Posted: 2020-03-20 23:00:04

no they have not closed them. my friend has a pub in st albans and its busy tonight. Anyway we here in SA are not interested in the social side there we are interested whats going on here. Our government has done a bloody good job more than i can say for scruffy boris
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Posted: 2020-03-20 23:42:21

well first apology to mr t. pubs are closing but i do not think they are forced to. It is the way to go and close up everythig then maybe just maybe we will see declines. Im off of here for few weeks. Stay well people and self isolate.
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It cannot be ruled out, as far as I can tell, the possibility that it was evolved in a lab
There is no question that this virus can be deadly. However, the threat has been greatly overblown by the media, and governments have greatly overreacted in ways that not only threaten individual liberty and cause severe harm to the economy, but which may also do more harm than good in the long run in terms of mitigating the threat from the virus.

We've all seen reports that the fatality rate is somewhere between 2 percent and 4 percent of cases, but that is highly misleading. Fortunately, I have seen some mainstream media reports explaining that we have no idea what the true fatality rate is since we have no idea how many cases may be so mild or asymptomatic and that therefore aren't reported.

Accumulating evidence shows that the vast majority of cases are mild or asymptomatic. A reanalysis of data from China by Japanese researchers estimated that the fatality rate there is not 4% but 0.04% -- orders of magnitude lower.

The bad news is that widespread asymptomatic infection means that the virus is more widespread than it appears. The good news is that it means it's not nearly as deadly as it's been made out to be.
Government policies have been enacted to help "flatten the curve" by slowing transmission to prevent hospitals from being overwhelmed and supplies from running out. And that makes sense. But the benefits of any policy must be weighed against its harms and opportunity costs, and it is clear to me that governments are greatly overreacting.

Policies could have been enacted to help flatten the curve without causing severe harm to the economy, starting with simply educating the public and trusting that people will act in their own best interests rather than treating us all as too stupid to think for ourselves and make our own decisions.
Enabling Natural Herd Immunity Is a Sensible Solution
Furthermore, draconian policies are aimed at ceasing transmission of the virus whereas there is a strong case to be made for instead just mitigating transmission.

Definitely, we want to flatten the curve, but what makes the most sense to me is to allow transmission to continue in a controlled manner. We don't want to exhaust resources, and we obviously need to protect those at highest risk. And one of the best ways we could do that is by enabling the development of natural herd immunity.

Some governments, including in the UK and Netherlands, have openly discussed this option, and it is certainly no more radical an idea than shutting down the whole economy in a vain attempt to cease transmission altogether!

It would be beneficial for the population if those of us who aren't at high risk were to become infected and to develop immunity. In time, herd immunity would naturally develop, which would serve to protect those at highest risk over the long-term.

For example, before the vaccine was introduced in the US, those at highest risk for measles were protected through natural herd immunity. Infection with measles was naturally constrained to an age when it posed only a small risk, thus protecting those at ages when it poses a high risk of potentially deadly complications.

The SARS-CoV-19 virus is out of the box, so to speak, and there is no way to put it back inside. It is something we are going to have to learn to live with, just like we live with endemic strains of coronavirus that are a common cause of the common cold.

By trying to block transmission through draconian measures, governments are not just harming the economy but also just keeping populations vulnerable to continued outbreaks by preventing the development of population immunity.

It's not the virus that is killing people per se, but their own immune system's overreaction to it. Melatonin helps regulate the immune system so as to prevent the inflammatory "cytokine storm" that is actually the cause of death in COVID-19 cases.

But regardless of one's age, there are things you can do to help ensure a properly functioning immune system, starting with ditching sugary processed foods that are loaded with toxins and instead eating a healthful, nutritious diet.

Take care,

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