The Official E-I Christmas Thread: 2012

[magicalman9357]

Happy Christmas everyone. Hope you all have a fantastic time.

[Curvaceous Kate]

Merry Christmas one and all,
Soon Santa will come to call,
He's round and fat,
with a long white beard,
A big bent cock,
so the girls all cheered!

Santa, santa, we love your cock,
Santa, santa, as hard as rock!
Suspenders and stockings at the ready,
Come here you great big teddy!

Merry Christmas one and all,
I enjoyed my tour, I had a ball,
Thanks to all those I met,
I'll be back soon, don't forget!

Love Curvaceous Kate xx

[rubberlover]

Just want to wish all the escorts and everyone on site a very Happy Christmas and hope 2013 is good to everyone.

Thanks girls for all the fun and happiness you shared with all us guys (& Girls !!) in 2012

Have a great day

[La Toya]

I’ve been listening to the podcast since summertime, and since l am a Buddhist, What do I do about celebrating Christmas? Is that allowed?

Answer: Christians have Christmas, Jews have Hanukkah, people of African descent have Kwanzaa and others celebrate the Solstice or the New Year. Everybody has a holiday to celebrate except Buddhists, who don’t get a December holiday.l does think that, there’s nothing scriptural about this problem that I ever heard of, so it’s pretty much just a matter of judgment. Here’s my situation: I’ve been a Buddhist since my born to be, and I’ve put up a Christmas tree and bought and received presents every single year. I go with my niece and nephew to see Santa Claus, and recently went to see them both in their Christmas Pageant. It was a very well-done Christmas Pageant, I hasten to add. I play Christmas music on the radio, at least until I can’t take it anymore, and never fail to watch Charlie Brown’s Christmas Special and Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer on TV. I don’t focus much on the all the “Baby Jesus” stuff, but I’m not one to get offended either. I realize that the majority of Americans are Christian, and I’m not about to deny anyone their choices. Fortunately, my extended family is not particularly religious, so it’s not really a big issue at the big family party. I do all my traditional Christmas stuff, and I keep right on doing my regular Buddhist stuff as well...Monk Meditation...

Monk Meditating; Again, there is no “official answer” on this, just my opinion, but it seems to me that if you have been raised with traditions that you are used to and comfortable with, stick with them. Changing is only going to cause needless suffering, and doing what you have come to love is a good thing. Much of the holiday season is based on helping others, caring for the poor, donating to charities, goodwill towards men, peace on Earth, and these are great Buddhist concepts. Materialism and greed, going into debt, drinking parties, family fights, well… not so much. Remember the five precepts, and don’t do anything that is going to cause any suffering this holiday season. Be mindful of what you are doing, but other than that, enjoy yourself!.. I would assume my readers have plenty of opinions on this subject, as well as stories about how they deal with the holidays...So wish you all a happy Merry X-Mas...,,,

[La Toya]

Lovely guys with sexy six packs ..which is hardily enough to find these days unless they are Chippendales stripers...,,

I don't think so....



A letter to Santa:

Dear Santa I have been a good girl so far,if u could send me one this lovely boy's tru my chamine,I promise to behave myself and give him a rest of 2 hours between rounds!!

[La Toya]

Wish you all an occasion that is celebrated as a reflection of your values, of your desires, of a affections and traditions.
Wishinf you all to have an ideal merry Christmas..lol..

[La Toya]

HAPPY MERRY X-MAS BACK TO YOU TOO and MAY YOU cherich each moment it beholds..as well as the Prosperious NEW -YEAR beyond...with loads of success..

Happy Christmas to all.....especially to the girls working over christmas

[dr love]

Just want to wish all the escorts and everyone on site a very Happy Christmas and hope 2013 is good to everyone.

Thanks girls for all the fun and happiness you shared with all us guys (& Girls !!) in 2012

Have a great day

Wish you all an occasion that is celebrated as a reflection of your values, of your desires, of a affections and traditions.
Wishinf you all to have an ideal merry Christmas..lol..

agreed folks .: doc

[very shy guy]

I’ve been listening to the podcast since summertime, and since l am a Buddhist, What do I do about celebrating Christmas? Is that allowed?

Answer: Christians have Christmas, Jews have Hanukkah, people of African descent have Kwanzaa and others celebrate the Solstice or the New Year. Everybody has a holiday to celebrate except Buddhists, who don’t get a December holiday.l does think that, there’s nothing scriptural about this problem that I ever heard of, so it’s pretty much just a matter of judgment. Here’s my situation: I’ve been a Buddhist since my born to be, and I’ve put up a Christmas tree and bought and received presents every single year. I go with my niece and nephew to see Santa Claus, and recently went to see them both in their Christmas Pageant. It was a very well-done Christmas Pageant, I hasten to add. I play Christmas music on the radio, at least until I can’t take it anymore, and never fail to watch Charlie Brown’s Christmas Special and Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer on TV. I don’t focus much on the all the “Baby Jesus” stuff, but I’m not one to get offended either. I realize that the majority of Americans are Christian, and I’m not about to deny anyone their choices. Fortunately, my extended family is not particularly religious, so it’s not really a big issue at the big family party. I do all my traditional Christmas stuff, and I keep right on doing my regular Buddhist stuff as well...Monk Meditation...

Monk Meditating; Again, there is no “official answer” on this, just my opinion, but it seems to me that if you have been raised with traditions that you are used to and comfortable with, stick with them. Changing is only going to cause needless suffering, and doing what you have come to love is a good thing. Much of the holiday season is based on helping others, caring for the poor, donating to charities, goodwill towards men, peace on Earth, and these are great Buddhist concepts. Materialism and greed, going into debt, drinking parties, family fights, well… not so much. Remember the five precepts, and don’t do anything that is going to cause any suffering this holiday season. Be mindful of what you are doing, but other than that, enjoy yourself!.. I would assume my readers have plenty of opinions on this subject, as well as stories about how they deal with the holidays...So wish you all a happy Merry X-Mas...,,,

Live and let live is my motto Toya,since the 25th of dec has nothing what so ever to do with the birth of Jesus Christ the joke is on Christians.

[very shy guy]

Ffs sake Doc,the amount of soppyness and brotherly love breaking out on the boards would melt the ice berg that sank the Titanic,long may it continue,I may be banned for saying this again,but happy christmas folks,try and enjoy each other,and no fighting over who gets to pull the last cracker.