Also, probably a bad idea to do outcalls!  Everybody knows you're locked in your home. Pretty obvious whats going on when some escort lookin chicks start showing up at your doorstep

https://nypost.com/2020/04/05/kyle-walker-apologizes-for-prostitute-sex-party-amid-coronavirus-lockdown/

I feel this post is so bated because I want to see the Kyle Walker Photos.
I tried to do a search on reddit but nothing came up. Can you post any leads?

And yes, outcalls being PUBLIC KNOWLEDGE is pretty bad, especially in these times.
A lot of SW should not be working but like the posts in Thailand and other places with a high SW count... it is very difficult for them to survive without income.

Not bad if you're into the slutty PSE look lol.. but nothing is worth public humiliation  

https://www.marca.com/en/lifesty ... 8e3e520e8b4655.html

"One of the prostitutes was Louise McNamara, who went to Walker's house for an encounter which lasted three hours and for which the player paid 2,500 euros to her and a 24-year-old Brazilian woman."

Now we know the going rate for high end escorts in EU.  1250 EUD for 3 hrs

"In January 2020, a few weeks before the coronavirus outbreak, Manchester City players organised a party with 22 Italian models.The party, to which the wives and girlfriends of the attending players were not invited, was held after the 6-1 win over Aston Villa."

These guys must party so hard

Here's an article about whether or not viruses in the air actually spread enough to be infectious. Hopefully this will allay some fears.


Is the Virus on My Clothes? My Shoes? My Hair? My Newspaper?
We asked the experts to answer questions about all the places coronavirus lurks (or doesn’t). You’ll feel better after reading this.

https://www.nytimes.com/2020/04/ ... ail-infectious.html


Some key takeaways:
- "if you’re out shopping and somebody sneezes on you, you probably do want to go home, change and shower. But the rest of the time, take comfort that your slow-moving body is pushing air and viral particles away from your clothes, a result of simple physics."
- "You have someone who sneezes, and they have to have X amount of virus in the sneeze. Then there has to be so many drops that land on you. Then you have to touch that part of your hair or clothing that has those droplets, which already have a significant reduction in viral particles,” Dr. Janowski said. “Then you have to touch that, and then touch whatever part of your face, to come into contact with it. When you go through the string of events that must occur, such an extended number of things have to happen just right. That makes it a very low risk."
- “We do know that viruses can deposit on clothing (from droplets) and then be shaken loose into the air with movement, but you would need a lot of viruses for this to be a concern, far more than a typical person would encounter while going for a walk outdoors or going to a grocery store,” Dr. Marr said.