A new app connects clients with nearby prostitutes
2014 Apr 25, 3:30am 1,831 views 9 comments
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zzyzzx
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2014 Apr 25, 5:30am
APOCALYPSEFUCKisShostikovitch says
I dunno. Hookers shouting, "FUCK ME! FUCK ME! LONG TIME!" at passing cars provides entertainment for commuters and families on vacation.
Your comment reminds me of this story:
http://www.standard.co.uk/news/commuters-saw-man-have-sex-with-goat-6329803.html
Ceffer
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2014 Apr 25, 6:44am
The hookers with major suction were getting stuck, and they had to be extracted by popping the windshields.
Those Germans!
Peter P
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2014 Apr 25, 7:53am
Prostitution should be legalized.
What's the difference between a whore and an employee who works for money as opposed to passion?
Rin
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2014 Apr 25, 8:06am
Prostitution should be legalized.
It is, just not in the USA (minus certain remote NV counties) & Sweden.
a whore and an employee who works for money as opposed to passion?
And there are passionate whores out there, getting paid to do the thing they like.
Dan8267
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2014 Apr 25, 8:08am
Prostitution should be legalized.
What's the difference between a whore and an employee who works for money as opposed to passion?
Whores usually don't get fucked up the ass.
Peter P
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2014 Apr 25, 8:17am
Well, many people think they are getting rimmed but in reality they are getting reamed.
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http://www.breitbart.com/system/wire/upiUPI-20140424-153422-2935
A new app called Peppr was launched in Germany this month to connect potential clients with nearby prostitutes using GPS.
It is like a cross between the car-ordering service app Uber and the dating app Tinder. Clients log into the app and type in what they want: body type, eye color, personality traits, and the maximum price they are willing to pay.
Pia Poppenreiter, the creator of the app, says she wanted to create a tool that prevented sex workers from waiting in the cold to find clients. Poppenreiter says she pre-interviews people who wish to use the app to make sure they are working voluntarily and independently in the business.
"We have a short conversation to get the feeling that this is voluntary and they are independent sex workers," she said. "We try to ask them -- you kind of find out in a conversation whether they're doing it on a voluntary basis -- we ask them what they did before, whether they've always worked voluntarily and so on."
Unlike many other countries, prostitution is legal in Germany.