Comments on: Police blotter: Sensual masseuse sues ex-customer

Los Angeles woman whom a film executive allegedly paid for sex cites instant-messaging logs when suing him for $1.5 million.

[Schratboy]

New.com the new on=line Enquirer

I come here for relevant technology news such as what feature of Microsoft leaves the world exposed but certainly not this crap about a maseuse. The tabloidization of news continues...pathetic.

[WJeansonne]

You missed the point, and it does have to do with technology

Duh! Some people can't see the forest for the trees. :-) Besides, you didn't have to read the story. CNET doesn't expect you to read everything it publishes. Get a life!

[dwerth]

Don't get too full of your self

This is one dull and convoluted business to limit it to just MS versions and all its miriad bugs. Try not to be the keeper of business journalism. You're not very good at it.
I love the wierd and bizare. We need to laugh at other's foibles and what your "johnson" can get you into....

[cashaww]

Interesting

I think this is a very relevent story related to technology. People
are still not used to the fact their conversations are now able to be
stored and used against them in court, even IM. I always save
certain IM sections. RoboCop anyone?

[kenneth.cottrell]

Always interesting

Whenever I see an article at News.com written by Declan McCullagh it has my attention. Usually his articles have to do with the potential collision of technology and Constitutional law or esoteric details of politics with regards to technology. He never disappoints.

This shows once again that we are who we are. Regardless of how self-righteous we become, when you dress up a squalid society in technology, what you have is a squalid society in hooker-red lipstick.

[dbstevens]

Pathetic

This pathetic prostitute is an example of abuse of our legal system. They should have thrown her out on her backside immediately. Stuff like this makes me really mad....these sorts of people are what makes our world a ridiculous place for decent people to live.

[1984dotUSA]

Technology and the law sometimes meld in the unlikeliest of ways

She's pathetic for telling the truth?

And it is relevant here because there are probably more than a few patronizers of working girls visiting tech sites! Prostitutes are more popular than Jesus and The Beatles put together. Better if everyone stays informed. Or maybe just avoid promising the moon, and reserve lies of such magnitudes until it's time to short-sell stocks or hit up the poker tables in Vegas.

[disco-legend-zeke]

A prostitute is an honest working girl that delivers what she is paid for.

This girl is a fraud, promising but not delivering.

Its sort of like buying champagne for a dancer at a topless bar.

Related story: a friend of a friend pays a lady $10,000 per weekend visit to vegas. She treats him like a boyfriend... meets him at airport, dinner, clubs, etc.

He says he could visit Vegas every weekend for the rest of his life and it would still be cheaper than his last divorce.

[ReVeLaTeD]

Now I ain't sayin she's a golddigger...

This woman makes me laugh because I've been close to this type of situation before. Not with a masseuse or anything, but with girls I've met, usually through blind dates, who see I'm living upper middle class and try to get a handout in exchange for 'favors'. I even had one ask me to pay her way through school in exchange for 'dedicated access'.

A lot of women claim they're objectified by men. It's true, because women like this make men think the wrong things about women. She should have had a lot more pride in herself, and her actions show a latent issue in her past, probably molested as a youth or abandoned by a guy. She's living with a guy (who she was probably screwing) and giving 'sensual' massages to other men for money. Sounds like a high priced hooker to me.