I would like to start jotting down my interactions as I try to game these lizards for the noobs to observe.
I don't mind placing my failures so when you noobs ask, oh, what if she doesn't answer my text, you will realise, it happens to us all.
I notice that my strong period in Toronto comes during fall and winter. Torontonian lizards for me, tend to come through then and tend to flake EXTREMELY heavily during the spring and summer.
For you lot that don't know, Toronto is rather BETA so being upfront with lizards has not worked for me. For any Toronto residents that make it work with direct game, please let me know the type of lizards that you target and I'd love to tag along and get a piece of the pie.
With this in mind, I will post an ongoing journal.
Roosh, if you feel this is best fit for the newbie section, please feel free to transplant this thread to that sector.
Hopefully, this should help you noobs get into the right mind frame to arrive at your Nirvana.
I don't mind placing my failures so when you noobs ask, oh, what if she doesn't answer my text, you will realise, it happens to us all.
I notice that my strong period in Toronto comes during fall and winter. Torontonian lizards for me, tend to come through then and tend to flake EXTREMELY heavily during the spring and summer.
For you lot that don't know, Toronto is rather BETA so being upfront with lizards has not worked for me. For any Toronto residents that make it work with direct game, please let me know the type of lizards that you target and I'd love to tag along and get a piece of the pie.
With this in mind, I will post an ongoing journal.
Roosh, if you feel this is best fit for the newbie section, please feel free to transplant this thread to that sector.
Hopefully, this should help you noobs get into the right mind frame to arrive at your Nirvana.
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