LinLin of Joyce (good BBBJ)

[Miki Takei]

just wanna drop a line here from my experience. Lin Lin (chinese) at Joyce gave me a pretty good BBBJ during the shower and massage, esp. I love the one in the shower since it is kinda surprise. She is in her late 30s I think, no spinner type but good personality.


her number is 778-8636882.
5 Jade Caones for the fun (my typo is fixed, thans Oldfart).

 

[mottthedog]

Anyone else been here?

I don't trust someone with 1 post...

 

[jrd_t]

I mistrust anyone who refers to a Jade Canoe as a c.j.

 

[Princess Sandie]

Oldfart:

C'mon, dyslexics have sex too.....

Stew

 

[Danny K]

"canoe de jade" ........ peut-être en Francais ?

 

[smokeyarmadillo]

Someone TOFFT!

 

[death]

Why has "jade canoes" become such a fashionable term all of a sudden?

 

[Steve D]

Didn't you get the eforum.xxx memo, Herb ?

 

[calley]

Here ya go:

Jade Canoe

 

[Juuls]

Thanks.
(This sheltered Yankee hasn't seen the new money yet.)
I would just call them canoes to save typing. The jade part has a misleading oriental connotation, anyway.

 

[alexandra .]

Hi,

Tried to TOFTT yesterday but when I called, the lady just said, she does not know LinLin and hanged up. Tried another few times with no response...

Grosumo

 

[beeje]

I matched the phone number posted to an ad in the Chinese B&S. I guess its an AMP or Micro. LIN LIN is probably just a phonetic translation anyway, so I think you probably phoned the right place.

Go ahead and TOFTT and enjoy! Looking forward to your review. I think the price sb one brown, but maybe more for the one and only Lin Lin.

JP

 

[rhonda]

You can see the real one in the departures terminal at YVR.

 

[jfiannaca]

No no, the jade part refers to color that the Vancouver International Airport used in its replica:

http://www.billreidfoundation.org/banknote/spirit.htm


"The Vancouver International Airport Authority commissioned a twin, with green patina to evoke the dark emerald green jade found in British Columbia. The Jade Canoe was completed in 1994 and installed in the international terminal building at the airport."

 

[Braydon]

No no, the jade part refers to color that the Vancouver International Airport used in its replica:

http://www.billreidfoundation.org/banknote/spirit.htm


"The Vancouver International Airport Authority commissioned a twin, with green patina to evoke the dark emerald green jade found in British Columbia. The Jade Canoe was completed in 1994 and installed in the international terminal building at the airport."