Your secret always :-)

[sweetalice]

Hi Honey,

Spring special: Dfk/Lfk, Daty/69, Bbbj/Cbj/Bls/Dt, Cim, erotic massage...$80/30min.

Sensual Gfe: $120/hh, $200/hr. I am eager to hug, kiss, lick(I do rim upon your request), suck and more... to fulfill all your wants and needs.


Please remember, I have unlimited passion for those who love me; I have loads of promise for those I have yet to meet. Even a glance of the smile on your face can make me happy and I'd do anything if I can to put it there.

To make an appointment, for the first-time visitors the best way is to call me @:416-879-6272, I'd love to hear your voice at the begining. For the repeats, honey you can always either call or text me.

I am always looking forward to meeting all you deserving gentlemen!

Sweet Kisses,
Alice

Location: Yonge/Finch (south of Finch, east side of Yonge).
Easy parking, and free parking is available (please check the site), super easy access to subway.
Hours: Noon -10:00pm.

 

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Miss you a lot...

P.S.

For Apple Fevers:

Body piercing, while cool and unique to many an individual often doesn’t serve any utility. Unless of course you’re looking to swing through the air by giant :hooks attached to a crane – yeah, people do that.

However, in the case of Dave Hurban, body piercing isn’t just for show boating or flying high. He surgically implanted (yes, he did it himself) four magnets into his wrist that serve as a mount for the latest generation iPod Nano. It’s most certainly a unique approach to using this player as a watch, though this one will probably won’t show up as a Kickstarter project anytime soon, at least we don’t hope so. Nevertheless, we applaud Hurban for his unique sense of style and sense of risk, since this will probably cause quite the turmoil with TSA employees, if not land him on a no fly list. Watch youtube

For Movie lovers:
Cineplex reports net Q1 earnings of $15.1M
Cineplex Inc. says its net earnings in the first quarter totalled
$15.1 million – a sharp improvement over the $800,000 the
company lost in the same period last year.

Total revenue for the quarter was $248.2 million – up 12.1%
over last year. The Toronto-based company says attendance at its
movie theatres was also up 12.1% to 17.1 million customers.
Cineplex also reports a 15% gain in box office revenues during
the quarter, primarily due to The Hunger Games, which had the
highest-grossing first-quarter weekend of all time and the thirdlargest
opening weekend of all-time.

 

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AC is on

P.S

• SOPHIA, JACOB THE TOP NAMES FOR BABIES IN THE U.S.

Sophia

is the new most popular baby name for girls in the U.S., while​

Jacob

is the top name for boys for the 13th straight year in a new list of popular baby names heavily influenced by religion and reality TV.​

Isabella

, which had been the top girl’s name for two years, dropped to second place in 2011, according to the list released today by the Social Security Administration.​

Emma

,​

Olivia

and​

Ava

rounded out the top five.​

Mason

, as in Mason Kardashian, jumped 10 spots to become the second most popular name for newborn boys last year, knocking​

Michael

out of the top five for the first time in 63 years.
​

• Tim Hortons now accepting Visa

• JPMorgan CEO faces shareholders after $2B trading mistake

 

[sweetalice]

I don’t have beautiful blue eyes but only brown ones, come and look...

P.S.

Home sales up in first quarter: Re/Max

Re/Max said the increase
was attributable to stronger
home prices, volatile markets,
immigration and a
rebound in global wealth.

 

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I am all yours

P.S.

• A man in Winsor swallowed a $20,000 diamond is gaining international attention. It’s been nearly a week since he have switched a diamond at Precision Jewellers and swallowed the real one. He is waiting for a 1.7-carat stone to pass through his system. He has gone to the washroom numerous times, but the diamond hasn’t passed. Recent X-ray doesn't work because a diamond is translucent, it isn’t visible. The man is eager to get the ordeal over with and is co-operating.

• Good news for coffee drinkers

Men who drank 2 to 3 cups a day had a 10 per cent chance of outliving those who drank no coffee, while women had a 13 per cent advantage, according to research published Wednesday in the New England Journal of Medicine.

 

[sweetalice]

Joyful holiday pictures to share

On May 19, Saturday, long weekend of Victoria Day 2012.


P.S.

• Samsung Galaxy S III: Hitting Canadian Street
  

While pricing and availability is yet to be announced, the Samsung Galaxy S III is set to arrive in national carriers such as Bell, Rogers, TELUS, Virgin Mobile and Wind Mobile. Regional carriers like SaskTel, Videotron and Mobilicity are also joining the bandwagon. With Wind Mobile and Mobilicity on board, it appears that both telcos are gearing up for their T-Mobile-friendly Advanced Wireless Services spectrum.

The new Samsung Galaxy S III features a 1.4 GHz Exynos quad-core processor, which has four ARM Cortex A9 cores. This makes the handset “twice as powerful while using 20% less power.” In addition, it has 4.8-inch AMOLED screen, Google’s Android 4.0 mobile operating system, 1 GB of RAM and internal capacities of 16, 32 and 64 GB.

• Eating Chocolate can not get you fat. Especially for men. Not only can it lower the blood pressure, it can also reduce blood vessel blockage. When buying, only buy the darkest chocolate, for it has the highest coco and the lowest of heat.

 

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Harbourfront. May 20, Sunday, long weekend of Victoria Day 2012

p.s.

• Calcium supplement use may raise heart attack risk

One glass of milk has about 300 milligrams of calcium (Toby Talbot/Associated Press) Taking calcium supplements doesn’t seem as view full article.

• The owners of the jewelry store are undecided about the future of a diamond that spent

a week and a half inside a man accused of swallowing the
stone. The man passed the $20,000 diamond over the
weekend, and it has been returned to Precision Jewellers.
The store will take its time and consider the options. The owner says the easiest solution would
probably be to use diamond brokers. For now, they’re keeping the diamond.
there’s a lot of interest from people who want to see the stone.

 

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The site of Toronto International Festival

p.s.

• Retail sales climed to $39 billion in March: StatsCan

Statistics Canada says retail sales rose 0.4% in March
to $39.1 billion, more than offsetting the decline recorded in
February.

The agency says warmer-than-usual weather, especially in
Ontario, contributed to the gains as people jumped the gun on
buying spring merchandise, including clothing, footwear, bicycles
and lawn and garden products.

Sales at motor vehicle and parts dealers rose 1.2%, with most
of the gains coming in sales of new cars and other motor vehicles,
including RVs, motorcycles and boats.

 

[sweetalice]

Happy Monday!

Movie MADAGASCAR 3D, will be released June 8

 

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Fast n' Pets Carnival


p.s.

• Eating less can boost brain power

If you want to sharpen your brain, stop stuffing your face. Scientists found that cutting calories boosts
the amount of protein called CREB! in the brain, which is key to learning and memory.

• Lack of sunlight raises risk of stroke

A groundbreaking study has discovered a puzzling link between the risk of stroke and exposure to
sunlight. Researchers found that people with very little exposure to sunlight had a 1.6 times greater
risk of stroke compared to those with high sun exposure. They also found that higher rates of stroke for people
living in colder climates. However, more work is needed to pinpoint why this happens.


So enjoy sunshine ~_~

 

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