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AdamMK0147 wrote: ↑03 Jan 2019 02:54

usually when I go to hotels the first thing I always do is unplug the stupid ice machine so that does'nt interfere with the sounds of couples making love as I do hate it as well when the Ice machine kicks in and ruins the mood...

Yeeeaahhh.. except this hotel has monitored cameras. I have glimpsed at the room where they are, but for some reason they are not put off by my wanderings and stretches (which I pretend to do when planting corridor mics). And I have only been there twice before in the past year. I have no intention of staying there again until January 2020 so no attention is drawn to me as it was at my 'favorite' place downtown.

However, if they were to see me tugging at the ice machine cord, they might take issue with this..

gekko1 wrote: ↑02 Jan 2019 04:19 in spite of two nightclubs at the hotel, people tended to get together in groups after the bar cutoff, and to my chagrin, would leave and instead of a couple saying goodbye to everyone, for the most part it was singles.

*sigh*

A dream situation but outcomes are never guaranteed.

I bet it would be different at Easter though. I bet it's got something to do with the days you get off.

Sktlr wrote: ↑03 Jan 2019 20:57*sigh*

I bet it would be different at Easter though. I bet it's got something to do with the days you get off.

Already got my Easter plans. Valentines too.. Except I'll do Friday which is day after.

Last February Valentines and that weekend were really mediocre, but for some reason the Saturday night before Easter really gets active.

Thanks for these captures Gekko, fantastic as usual. Happy new year to you and happy hunting in 2019

Excellent recordings, as always. Where would we be without you, Gekko? I love the Couple B catches, her gasps and cries are enough to get anyone turned on. The clarity of sound is magnificent.

There are a couple of things I hate about US hotels - aircon units and ice machines most inconveniently located in corridors. Even in mid winter both of these seem to be blasting out noise all night. I'll be making a trip to MN in a couple of weeks, hopefully the cold spell will mean the hotel staff turn the damned things off.