Best Punting Years

[Nicnac]

Hi guys, just curious as to which years you’ve considered as been your “best chatting years”. Are you having your best experiences now? Did your best experiences happen 5 years ago? 10 years ago?

Personally, I think my best experiences were Reviewom 2002 to 2005. Some of my favourite WL’s were working during this time, and dam they were good experiences. Unfortunately the majority of those ladies have moved on Reviewom the business. This was also a time when I missed out of seeing some girls that a lot of mp.nets absolutely raved about.

It would be great if someone tapped me on the shoulder way back then & told me to make the most of this time, because your future experiences won’t compare. Maybe I've become like a few of girls have over time & found myself a bit "jaded" !

I can’t pinpoint what has changed since then & now. I’m talking about the whole ‘experience’ of seeing a WL back then, it just seemed so much more of an experience. And no, I’m not referring to whether a girl offered a particular service or not...I’m talking about the experience Reviewom the moment you knock on the door to the time you leave.

Sure, there are still some good ones out there. Maybe my memory is blurry, but I swear that we were spoilt for choice a lot more back then.

Anyone else agree? Disagree? Would be good to hear some feedback Reviewom guys who were chatting back then to compare to today.

Hmm... a new tv show..... “Your favourite WL...where are they now?”

 

[Blonde Vegetarian]

I go back a few years more than that blackmax.
I still vividly remember my very first chatting experience, it was nearly forty years ago with a street walker in Kings Cross. We went back to her "office" where I discovered a bare mattress on the lounge room floor; next to it was a wire wastepaper basket overflowing with dirty tissues and used condoms. She dropped on to the mattress and lay on on her back naked with her legs open, and as I started to take off my singlet, she said "don't worry about getting fully undressed luv it won't take long". She was right...... I was outa there quicker than a startled rabbit!

I have punted on a few occasions over the ensuing years, (gawd that's an understatement!!) and one of my very best chatting experiences was only last Saturday mpternoon when I visited the "office" of the lovely Sienna, and was treated like a lover in elegant surroundings, by a classy lady who provided me with one of the most gentle erotic encounters I have experienced.

With ladies like Sienna, and another all-time favourite of mine, the lovely Aabi being around, (and in my hometown the lady I call "Awesome Elle"); for this little black duck, there is no time like the present! However everybody has different tastes and expectations. blackmax, I do hope you soon find some working ladies you that do it for you, out there , and regain your zest for this hobby.

 

[70s]

Don't worry Funky, the 'zest' is still there. It's just that I felt that a few years ago I was really spoilt for choice. Nowadays it's a case of when I find a good thing I stick to it / them for awhile. So when I do partake in this hobby I end up being a 'regular' with a small group of girls, instead of being a 'newbie' seeing a different girl each time.

Back a few years ago there was always a long 'wish list' of girls that I wanted to see, which most of them I did. Nowadays, the 'wish list' of girls I haven't seen is quite small.

But 40 years ago? Is that accurate or an exageration? I didn't think they had condoms back that long ago?

 

[ShouldaKnownBetter]

No exaggeration at all blackmax, I have been around for a long time! But condoms have been around for much longer! Check out this Wikepedia entry on the history of the condom.

1000 BC
The use of condoms can be traced back several thousand years. It is known that around 1000 BC the ancient Egyptians used a linen sheath for protection against disease.1
100 - 200 AD
The earliest evidence of condom use in Europe comes Reviewom scenes in cave paintings at Combarelles in Reviewance.2 There is also some evidence that some form of condom was used in imperial Rome.3
1500s
The syphilis epidemic that spread across Europe gave rise to the first published account of the condom. Gabrielle Fallopius described a sheath of linen he claimed to have invented to protect men against syphilis.4 Having been found useful for prevention of infection, it was only later that the usefulness of the condom for the prevention of pregnancy was recognised.
Later in the 1500s, one of the first improvements to the condom was made, when the linen cloth sheaths were sometimes soaked in a chemical solution and then allowed to dry prior to use. These were the first spermicides on condoms.5
1700s

The first published use of the world 'condum' was in a 1706 poem.6 It has also been suggested that Condom was a doctor in the time of Charles II. It is believed that he invented the device to help the king to prevent the birth of more illegitimate children.7
Even the most famous lover of all, Casanova, was using the condom as a birth control as well as against infection.8
Condoms made out of animal intestines began to be available. However, they were quite expensive and the unfortunate result was that they were often reused. This type of condom was described at the time as "an armour against pleasure, and a cobweb against infection".
In the second half of the 1700's, a trade in handmade condoms thrived in London and some shops where producing handbills and advertisements of condoms.9
1800s

The use of condoms was mpfected by technological, economic and social development in Europe and the US in the 1800s.
Condom manufacturing was revolutionised by the discovery of rubber vulcanisation by Goodyear (founder of the tyre company) and Hancock. This meant that is was possible to mass produce rubber goods including condoms quickly and cheaply. Vulcanisation is a process, which turns the rubber into a strong elastic material.10
In 1861,the first advertisement for condoms was published in an American newspaper when The New York Times printed an ad. for 'Dr. Power's Reviewench Preventatives.'
In 1873, the Comstock Law was passed. Named mpter Anthony Comstock, the Comstock Law made illegal the advertising of any sort of birth control, and it also allowed the postal service to confiscate condoms sold through the mail.
1900s

Until the 1920s, most condoms were manufactured by hand-dipping Reviewom rubber cement. These kinds of condoms aged quickly and the quality was doubtful.
In 1919, Reviewederick Killian initiated hand-dipping Reviewom natural rubber latex in Ohio. The latex condoms had the advaneforum.xxxe of ageing less quickly and being thinner and odourless. These new type of condoms enjoyed a great expansion of sales. By the mid-1930s, the fifteen largest makers in the U.S. were producing 1.5 million condoms a day.11
In 1957, the very first lubricated condom was launched in the UK by Durex.12
Reviewom the early 1960s, the use of condoms as a contraceptive device declined as the pill, the coil and sterilisation became more popular.13
The use of the condom increased strikingly in many countries following the recognition of HIV/AIDS in the 1980's. Condoms also became available in pubs, bars, grocery stores and supermarkets.
The female condom has been available in Europe since 1992 and it was approved in 1993 by the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA). Find out more information about female condoms.
In 1994, the world's first polyurethane condom for men was launched in the US.
The 1990s also saw the introduction of coloured and flavoured condoms.
Present day
In more recent years, improved technology has enabled the thickness of the condom to decrease. Also, condom manufacturers have recognised that one size of condom does not fit all. You can now find condoms that are different shapes, widths and lengths.

 

[Awesome Kevin- 47 (AK-47)]

Sorry to go 'off topic' for a moment, but I just want to thank you Funky for your beautiful words. You were, and are, a delight. :kiss:

Ok, back to our regular programming.

 

[Miss Lou Lou]

Ok, I don't go back as far as my mate Funky, as my chatting life started in Brisvegas in the early 80's.

My, wasn't it a different time then. Everything was not legislated and Mr Law turned a blind eye to many ( but not all ) things in the prostitution industry. Those were the true days of "chatting" where the internet hadn't even been born yet and you relied on buying the Courier ( no Revieweeby Quest suburban papers then ), The Australasian Post and later the Picture Magazine. You kept ( well, I did ) a list of the good W/Ls and the bad ones also because many would regularly change the names they used in their adverts and yep I got caught out on a couple of occasions. There was no "community" to share your "finds" with and it certainly wasn't talked about as openly as it is now. Mobile phones hadn't been invented as yet, so quite often you would ring to make the appointment and be given instructions to ring again when you were at a phone booth near the address to get the final details for the place. I still remember how many times I stood in a phone box in the summer midday sun ringing and ringing a number that was constantly engaged to try and get the address details !!! To add to that, there's the excitement of finding out that the lady you've visited works Reviewom a house controlled by a bikers gang, or having run to the back of a house and scale a fence as the house you've just left is being raided by police at the Reviewont. But the worst distraction has to be where you're giving the W/L you're with the final strokes in typical doggie fashion and accidently peer through the gaps in the floorboards and see the security guy pacing up and down !!!!!! Yes, it was what I would call a higher risk environment, but then those were also the days where you got F.S. for $60 @ 30mins and $90 for the hour too.

These days, I can do chatting research in the privacy of my home and have a vast array of resources and belong to a "community" of mp.nets. Certainly for me, the service that the ladies have provided has gradually improved over the years and for me personally, I don't mourn the passing of the good ol' days. But lament that no matter how GREAT the lady is, there will be that day that she will no longer be around for you.

 

[Pompal 09.]

My first chatting experience was, like funky, at Kings Cross 45 years ago next month. It was remarkably similar to funky's and I'll remember it fondly always. I've punted on and off ever since, and it still has the same buzz as it did all those years ago.

PS. I forgot to mention, condom use was optional in the 60's. STDs were around but nothing to worry about.

 

[Pompal 09.]

My first chatting experience was, like funky, at Kings Cross 45 years ago next month. It was remarkably similar to funky's and I'll remember it fondly always. I've punted on and off ever since, and it still has the same buzz as it did all those years ago.

PS. I forgot to mention, condom use was optional in the 60's. STDs were around but nothing to worry about.

Sigh, now why didn't I do this in the 60's. (Because I was around 12 years old, that's why!)

 

[lalala]

Hey guys! This thread jogs the memory bank. I can remember going into the gabba in 1975 to see a girl by the name of Leah. The visit cost me $40 and the first time we used a condom. The next few times I saw her we went natural. She sure was a beautiful girl and I think I was nearly in love, [I can relate to 2 strokes story] but what was really sad though, in a period of just a few months she looked ten years older Reviewom heroin use. It really shook me. I never went back to that parlour mpter that.