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The Spiritual Lives Of Sex Workers
Joe emails: "I had a fascinating experience on my way back from Vegas the other day. Sitting next to me was a moderately attractive very immaculately dressed young woman reading a book called “The Holy Science”, which is a nineteenth … Continue reading
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Spitzer Didn’t Spend Enough On Prostitutes
From Slate.com: Finally, there are the "Tier 3" sex workers, who can charge in excess of $10,000 per rendezvous. They may have only four or five clients, and they typically charge their clients an additional monthly surcharge for their various … Continue reading
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Who Is Ashley Alexandra Dupree? The Woman Who Brought Down Eliot Spitzer
Our best source of information about her is her MySpace page. It’s drawing thousands of reactions. Most of them are harsh. People love to hate on whores. What in my view is the most common characteristic of sex workers? Laziness. … Continue reading
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