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i guess this wins as shocking story of the year...
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oh my freaking mackerel,
i'm just shocked anyone would pay that much for sex. reminds me of gov. spitzer's scandal. now he's a respected tv commentator... we need to stop sensationalizing everything.
unless women, children and men are being forced into prostitution, i don't give a rat's ass. she did it voluntarily and she did it for money. people do all sorts of things for money. yawn.
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Regardless of why she claims she did it, it was all about the money. She and her husband were obviously having financial problems, and her husband knew about her escorting and let her do it.
It's always all about the money. She worked in real estate and as of late that profession has tanked, so it makes sense that she and her husband had to find other ways to earn a living to pay the bills and the mortgage of their $600,000 home. Someone as famous as Suzy could have reached out to the T&F community for work or some type of income generating gig. But prostitution????
Now all she has to do is sell the rights to her interview to People, US or the Star for six figures, write a tell-all book for a million dollars, and sell the movie rights for more. She'll be crying all the way to the bank, so in the end she lost her reputation as little miss perfect, but in this age of celebrity obsession, she'll actually go over the top as a genuine mainstream celebrity, if she plays her cards right. Of course, being a celebrity is not necessarily good, and Kim Kardashian and Paris Hilton became famous for being in porno videos, but it made them a fortune.
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That's awful but genius at the same time!!!
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Sadly, I'm convinced it is NOT about the money. Money is a rationalization, and it's a great corroborating reason, but complex psychological problems are at the root of this. It usually starts with an unhealthy need for attention and affection, ways to build self-esteem. As with greedy people, there's never enough money; with others, there's never enough attention and affection. As beautiful and popular as she was, it wasn't enough.
I really, really hope she doesn't hit the talk show circuit as Marion did. Marion made herself only more pitiable in the process. If Suzy does it too, it just continues the 'prostitution'.
There's no need to judge Suzy here; her judgement comes from herself and her family/friends, who actually know her. They just need to help her now. I, like almost everyone else posting here, was in her thrall - her beauty, grace, style, but now I just see a broken woman who needs a lot of help to get through this in one piece.
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Much ado about nothing.
Here in little old NZ selling favors is quite legal; and quite a bit cheaper.
According to the NZ Truth, the main newspaper where the selling of favors is advertised; a full favor is about $160 an hour and a part favor about $60.
Good old overweight and not particularly attractive Monica turned her free partial favor into $10 million plus. Not a bad return on her favourite blue $200 dress all because her favor giving hit the headlines. And remember she gave her favor for free, because no one in their right mind would pay $600 an hour for such favors from her.
But now we have the real deal; a real bona fide Favor - ana a beautiful Favor at that. And now that this Favor has made the headlines there will be plenty of rich American males (and Arabs, and Japanese, and Europeans) and in fact make that rich men all over the world who will now pay a lot more than $600 an hour for a chance to sample in a now world famous favor.
Bill Clinton only did what 50 percent of American men do and 45 percent wish they were doing. The other 5 percent are gay.
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OMG I also forgot to tell you guys I am spending several days over New Years in Las Vegas. Taking my tribe of kids and grandkids, 12 of us, to see my in laws. We are staying at Circus Circus.
So now I am saving up an extra $600 in case I have a free hour to spare. It will of course be a Herculean challenge to find that free hour but having once upon a time been a reasonable broad jumper I am sure I am still up for the challenge.
Don't listen to my misses on that subject. She's American and she will just tell you guys lies about that subject.
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Garry Hill, would you please explain to me WHY......
the above comment by SQUACKEE was allowed to be posted...and then REMAIN posted.....
and the comments by Conor Dary (about the movie "Belle de Jour")....
and MY comment on Conor's about two movies about "escorts" I'd seen......
and another's (Can't recall his/her name!) comment to me, saying Jennifer Anniston would be good to play Suzy in a movie....
why OUR comments were DELETED??
SQUACKEE, your comment is beyond anything we know as common human decency!!
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God has never felt the need to explain himself and neither does GH. They don't have to.
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I give to TUARIKI the following:
Award for BEST WRITING in the Suzy Favor thread.
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From here on, this award shall be named "The TUARIKI"!!
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Thanks Aaronk on behalf of a grateful nation and those without Olympic medals I humbly accept.
With this award and $600 I can now go get me a favor.
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Just a guess....opportunity?
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What does that mean?
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Just so I'm getting this straight . . . in New Zealand, it's NO BIG DEAL (your 'much ado about nothing') that a wife and mother has sex for money with strangers. Oh, really. I think you are gravely mistaken.
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I don't pretend to know what GH's schedule looks like from day to day but it's quite possible he has not been online since early this morning.
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Maybe this is exactly how his family able to afford a trip to Las Vegas next week.
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Are you thinking about the 7-year-old daughter and how this is going to play out for her in the near- and long-term?
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I am talking about Tauriki's trip, not Suzi's. Tauriki mentioned he was coming to Vegas. If he is willing to allow his wife extra-curricular activities to contribute to the family budget (and judging by his posts he may very well be) I guess that is his prerogative. It goes against the norm but that is their choice.
Just so you know, I am in agreement with you on your moral issues. I just don't see much of a need to discuss it here. Too many people in these circles are put off on any mention of morality and what is right and wrong. Its her life, let her decide her destination.
I do feel sorry for her daughter and her husband (if he is an unwilling participant). I can only imagine the backlash they are going to hear and receive over the years. But she has made her choices and she (and they) must take the consequences that follow. Just as it applies to all of us. We all fight our demons as best we can, but, unlike us, for someone like her, the whole world knows.
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I am afraid SFH will not be as lucky as Spitzer in rehabilitating her image. I hope I am wrong, but our society has a double standard regarding sexual morality.
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Mia apologia!
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Come on Marlow - get your head out of the sand and look around you.
At least in New Zealand we are somewhat more "honest" than say those Americans who hide behind a pseudo religious Christian facade of hypocrisy when it comes to sexual mores.
Which country in the world has the most members of sites such as Adult Friend Finder with literally millions of couples looking for out of relationship connections? The USA by a country mile.
I have lost count of the USA based hypocrites who,from the pulpits of their money making self enrichment churches, preach the evils of sex outside of marriage, who are then discovered to be serial practitioners of the very evil they preach against. Ditto the outspoken politicians on the same subject - whether it be a new Jersey Governor, a New Your Governor a weeny little Congressman or whatever. A bit like the Catholic Church and priests with their choir boys.
What Suzy Favor did was her business - and of course her family's. She sure as hell didn't hurt any of her clients - except in the pocket. If she has hurt her husband then that is a matter between them. If the media reports are correct that he has known about Las Vegas business activities for quite some time then presumably whatever hurt he felt was being compensated by the money being earned. But whatever the situation, whatever the reason, it is none of the business of the moralists preaching on this message board.
It is said if you live in a glass house don't throw stones. Based on statistical probabilities I imagine that more than one or two of the moralists on this message board live or have lived in a glass house.
Having had the privilege of being able to compete internationally what Suzy Favor did was not a lot different than what went on in hotels and games villages. The only real difference was $600.
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To Odelltrclan
First, as much as my wife of 39 years would love to think she could command a $600 an hour price tag it is unlikely we would be able to pay for the trip on the back of any such earnings.
Rather I put it down to hard word and successful business that literally involves all the adult members of my family.
Your unfortunate preachings behind the cloak of anonymity have all the hallmarks of those upright pillars of society and religious scions from the 1980s such as Jimmy Swaggart, Jim and Tammy Bakker. And those of the past 2 years such as Vaughn Reeves, Stephen Green, Albert Odulele, Allan Cundick, David Yonggi Cho, Jason Russell, Kong Hee, and Jack Schaap.
Those who preach loudest often tend to be the worst offenders. Remember, it takes 2 to tango. How much more fun it would be to have the names published of those who handed over $600.
One thing you are right about though - "its her life, let decide her destination".
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You didn't answer the question: New Zealanders have no issue with their moms and wives being prostitutes, right? Think real hard . . .
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mmmm I am so confused, what Suzy did was honest and no big deal, but she said it was a horrible mistake and feels terrible about the people she hurt and is seeking help from professionals.... maybe she is lying?... I just cant connect these dots, I am so confused!
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True that.
A classic double standard. Arnold Schwarzenegger was able to parlay the hundreds of women he bedded (and out-of bedded) into a badge of wink-wink honor when he first ran for Governor. Of course he eventually went one bed too far.
I am not sure if Monica was able to rehabilitate her image but she sure as hell was able to rehabilitate her bank account with a mouthful of dollars.
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I don't have to think hard, in fact even think, on this subject.
You are the one in your self righteous moralizing who is making that connection, that assumption.
What I am saying is that most New Zealanders, like most of the rest of the developed world, are not going to sit around in self righteous moralistic judgment of someone like Suzy Favor.
New Zealand has legalised prostitution because of recognition that:
1. Only the woman selling the service were breaking the law
2. It was men who created the demand for such service be available
3. Many of the clients inhabited the highest realms of New Zealand society - politicians, judges, priests and the like (just like the USA).
I love the USA, I am grateful for all the opportunities that the USA gave me. However, I get tired of the many double moral standards the the USA operates under; prostitution being just one of them. Water boarding torture is OK if the USA government does it in a country other than the USA; holding people for years in Guantanamo with trial or charges is OK because they are not in the USA (even though the Government tells Cuba it is part of the USA).
It makes me angry because the USA is better than that.
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Let me be clear Tuariki, because you are the one preaching here, not me. Those who like to condemn others for holding a certain morality that others are not ashamed to admit they don't hold often fail to see their own intolerance exhibited in their rantings. I have not denounced SFH or her actions, nor have I denounced anyone who supports what she chooses to do. I simple agreed that personally, I share the views of Marlow on the matter. It is hard to see how people cannot grasp that. How is that preaching, especially what you have done in this discussion in the reverse?
The discussions of you coming here on your wife's earnings were meant in jest. Perhaps you failed to see the humor. I mean do we really expect a wife of your's at her age to command such money?
So your so open about your views on this, and seemingly aghast at how others might feel differently, openly criticizing their mere mention of reflection on these events, let me ask you this question? You don't really have to answer it, but maybe ponder it.
How would you feel about introducing your daughters or grand daughters to this profession you seem to feel has no negative connotations? Would you recommend a career of such as this to them right along with many others they have to choose from? If not, why not?
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My guess is that Suzy only thinks it was a horrible mistake because she was outed by the media.
This is a normal reaction for people who partake in an activity many in society consider immoral but are then outed by the media. For example, I believe (without any evidence to back me up) that the only thing Arnie regretted was that he was outed. I don't believe for a minute he was sorry for what he did. I don't believe Tiger Woods was sorry for what he did. They were only sorry for being outed and the financial impact it would have on them.
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I guess that about sums it up then!
Please show me where I 'self-righteously moralized'. It was Suzy who said how bad it was. Are you saying she's the sadly deluded self-righteous moralizer?
You seem to be getting rather lit up about all this. Why do you suppose that is?
Tell me clearly: what do NZers think of a mom/wife who has sex for money with strangers? Simple question.
Guess again. Why would she care if it's no big deal to her? What does she care about a bunch of self-righteous moralizers?!
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Whether in jest or not, I fail to see the humour in you implying/suggesting to everyone on this message board that my wife is a prostitute.
Likewise, I would never stoop so low as to ask someone on a public international message board if they would be willing to introduce their daughters or grand daughters to prostitution.
For the record, if they asked for my advice and/or opinion I would strongly counsel them against it.
I have represented many young girls in legal proceedings here in New Zealand who were accused of unlawful prostitution. While our laws are IMO a lot more advanced than those of the USA we also still have some way to go. We have our own double standards. Prostitution is only legal in NZ if you are a citizen or the holder of the US equivalent of a green card. I have managed to sort things out for all of my clients because I was able to prove that the authorities themselves broke the law in trying to prove my clients were breaking the law. And as Justice Young in the High Court said, the police had no evidence, only a well founded suspicion.
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Why?! You are already on record that prostitution is 'much ado about NOTHING'. Are you perchance self-righteously moralizing that there might be something wrong with prostitution??!!
Re: i guess this wins as shocking story of the year...
where prostitution is between two consenting adults it is much ado about nothing.'
Where it is a situation of a female being forced to engage in such activities then the participants and the organisers should be prosecuted to full extent of the law in those countries that actually have properly punitive laws against such acts.
Unfortunately in many depraved countries such acts are considered to be within the norms of standard civilized behaviour. You know, those countries where if a man wants it and the girls is 10 and Dad accepts the price then it is OK.
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A nice Day on the C&D canal (Delaware)
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A nice Day on the C&D canal (Delaware)
Sun, 07/21/13 5:25 PM
Was gonna put this in Seafood since the place we ate has a lot of entrees in that category, but since A) We didn't have much seafood..and B) It's more about the "trip" than just the food, I thought it would be better here.
Today happened to be my wife's B-day. Since we were both getting "cabin fever" from the relentless days of heat and rain, we decided to get in the car and go for a drive (it was just under 90 for the first time in weeks). Since this is the B-day that she could qualify for Soc security, we decided to blow what might be her entire first check and have lunch somewhere (When she finally gets around to drawing that, it will most likely the Arches on a coupon!)
Years and years ago we had stopped at Shaeffers(sp) on the canal with our teenage kids and thought it would make for an interesting destination. Of course, being old and GPS-less, we got on the wrong road south (896) went over that bridge and then took the route south of the canal to Chesapeake City. Since it was still a bit early, we parked in town and decided to wander around a while and hit upon the Bayard House right on the canal across from Schaeffers.
They have 2 sort of operations in the same bldg. a nice diningroom/deck upstairs and The hole in the Wall Bar downstairs with tables outside on a patio....both covered by an awning and totally al fresco. We opted for the awninged area and were glad we did. Nice breeze...and not as crowded as upstairs.
Service was wonderful and food was good if not overwhelmingly spectacular or out of the ordinary (we never expected it would be - here it is the "scene" as much as it is the pushing of gourmet limits) They have a sunday brunch from 11-2 but since all items have eggs (not my fav) and most have crab (neither of us get crazy for crab), we ate from the regular menu.
Nice choice of appetizers, Salads, and Entrees as well as sandwiches.
Even before we got out drink order taken we were served a plate of crackers and breads with a cheese spread that was delightful. Since most ppl had gone 'upstairs" we were worried at first about service, but it was incredibly prompt, fun, and most important correct! Kudos to Julius(?) for putting up with my wife's changing whims ( It was her birthday)...but most importantly, remembering that she likes a glass of ice on the side with her wine. 70 % of waitstaff forget that.
We opted for a chicken salad club for my wife and burger for me. I decided to splurge on some fried oysters beforehand. They also had them in sandwich form and raw.
The Oysters..........OMG! Despite my name, I might be convinced to change it! Perfectly breaded, with just the right hint of brine, they(6, for $13, I think) were served with 2 lemon slices(!) and a delicious aoli mayo dip on the side that for once ENHANCED the taste of the oysters without over powering them. They are worth a trip back just for them!
The Sandwiches came with a choice of regular fries or sweet potato fries. Uncharacteristically for us, we both chose regular fries (usually we'll split), but they were perfectly fried. The Chicken salad club was humongous and a 1/4 to a half could have made a ride back with us if it hadn't been such a hot day to leave it in the car while we meandered around. My wife says it was very good, even tho she left almost a 1/3rd.
The burger was..........ok.........nothing special, a bit overcooked from the medium ordered, but I'm getting used to that
Had Mimosa while watching the boats go up and down the canal and munching on the cheese. We each had 2 glasses of house wine. And the Bill came to $77 before tip. We had not the room left for what I am told are fine desserts, so passed..but after a walk around town we had spied a little IC place a few doors away and went in to get a lovely cone (and enjoy their A/C for a bit). They have 6-8 picnic tables outside, most with umbrellas so you can enjoy the view. It was so hot, that my wife had to go back in and ask for a dish and spoon for her dble dip cone since it was melting so fast in the heat outside.
Definitely worth the trip! Would Schaeffers have been better? Hard to say....been at least a decade since we were there. But there's more "funky things to visit/see" on our side of the canal and an added bonus is the way the building(supposedly the oldest in CBC) and awning protect you from the heat..........Schaeffers has umbrella tables and I think gets more direct sunlight. Just another reason to go back!....and the Bayard House is Definitely worth a return!
Sorry, kids.no pics since we weren't really planning on doing a foodie report, but it was a good time!
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Re:A nice Day on the C&D canal (Delaware)
Sun, 07/21/13 6:44 PM
Glad you had a good time! I love little day trips as you described, with good food to boot. Thanks for sharing.......
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Re:A nice Day on the C&D canal (Delaware)
Sun, 07/21/13 11:43 PM
Nice report FriedClamFanatic! Janet and I visit Chesapeake City several times every year, as it is part of our summer boating territory. Lovely little town. Schaeffer's just reopened last summer after being closed for nearly 10 years. We've been to Schaeffer's a couple times since it reopened, and thought it was pretty good (we just have appetizers there).. Janet and I are the wrong ones to ask about full dinners in that area, as neither one of us are fans of mid-Atlantic seafood (crabs, Rockfish, etc.).
Note: I noticed you had "(Delaware)" in parentheses in your subject line. Chesapeake City is actually in Maryland, just west of the state line. At the other end (east end) of the Canal is Delaware City, which is in Delaware.
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Re:A nice Day on the C&D canal (Delaware)
Tue, 07/23/13 12:45 AM
TY for the correction! I DID know that but it escaped me.the 2 states are so close there, it was more to give a geographical reference than a province reference (Read: I screwed up!.thanks!)
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Re:A nice Day on the C&D canal (Delaware)
Tue, 07/23/13 6:11 AM
Thanks for your fantastic report. Your mention of Schaffer's on the C& D brought back wonderful memories for me from years ago as a fuel stop travelling by water every year from Barnegat Bay NJ on the canal to various summertime destinations to Baltimore's Inner Harbor, Annapolis and St. Michaels Maryland to name a few.
Schaffers was a wonderful rest stop and I always enjoyed the experience along with their food.
Thanks for the memories!
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Thanks for the fine report! Those oysters sound wonderful. So glad that your wife had an enjoyable birthday.
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Whenever I am in the C&D canal area I like to take a ride up to near the Conowingo Dam in MD for some a good pit beef sandwich. The Susquehanna Inn is my spot. Sometimes they have it outside, sometimes you have to get it inside. There's also often some places along the road (Rt. 222/Rt. 1) that sell fresh crabs.
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Tue, 07/23/13 2:10 PM
OH.the Susquehanna Inn goes on the bucket list! When we visit relatives in DC, being the cheapo I am, I get off 95 in Aberdeen and take a back road up to route 1 so I miss both the MD and DE tolls! That savings alone qualifies me for one pit beef sandwich!........Thanks!
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