Plush

[gars]

In response to the recent media coverage, I would like to clarify that.. Plush is OPEN for business as usual. the coverage on city tv was flipping back and forth from spa to spa... its nice to know the media can choose a business to slander at thier will... and have no worries about it... Plush has never been convicted of a by-law charge but, the way they do thier reporting you would think the sky is falling... the good thing is ..GORD has been added to our vip list

 

[Lindsay85]

A lot of thing happening in the world and their worried about MP's, where as little children are kidnap, raped or even killed. Don't forget the violence on the streets. Just the other day a 21 year old man was shot and killed on my street. I say they should concentrate on these issues than worry about MP's

 

[La Don Akela]

Great. I'll put on my Gord Martineau mask and start cursing like a longshoreman in the newsroom and be right over.

 

[gfuigfilguli]

you know what there are two hurricane disasters, people getting killed in iraq, gangs shooting innocent people, others dying from cancer and other fatal diseases , but the police and media will concentrate on massage parlours and expose them, gimme a break, this city is a joke, i cant wait to move outta here and go out west where you dont have to put up with this nonsense, in fact im gonna go into plush spa later this week, get a nice massage, and give the middle finger to those soccer moms, nosey neighbours, and city news.

IM OUT!

 

[smiley]

no i just wanna move out west to get out this crowded city, and not put up with the violence and political nonsense.

 

[felixeatsmeowmix]

Well, I whole heartedly agree with whats been said above.

But. Some adult entertainment establishments need to tone down on certain aspects of their advertising. I mean If you checked on pulse 24, you would have noticed an article on a massage parlours ad being placed on city garbage bins.

Then apparently there was/is one advertising on a billboard!

As for Plush. That big yellow sign placed on the sidewalk is too much for such a neighborhood. If it was a business/industrial district, then sure, why not. But in such a crowded, business/residential area. It's innapropriate. It catches the eye of the wrong kind of people (families, kids, disgruntled women ...ect). This sort of entertainment requires discretion.

As such, adult establishments should advertise discreetly and in the right places, and not be 'in your face' to the entire public. Otherwise, they present themselves as visible targets to cops, politicians, media, activists and the like.

 

[Mark]

Made an appointment last night to see my favorite attendant at Plush. When I got there I saw no reporters or media around. So it is safe to visit Plush.

 

[icarus62]

Considering they visited at least 10 spa's last week, thier stupid SWEEPS week is over, and so is the segment on spa's.

 

[BossResurfacing]

Apparently we never know when it is over and when it is just starting.