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allegedly not, even SASGuru's wife can't afford a whole night with NLyUK.(not sure she would want to?)
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New way to find accomodation
New LoveRoom site connects people looking for 'love, sex' (oh, and a place to stay) | Mail Online
LoveRoomA new vacation rental site allows users to scout for guests and hosts based on their attractability - not the room's.
LoveRoom, which launched last week and is currently in beta testing, states that it is a platform for connecting 'attractive' and 'interesting' people.
Its founder, Los Angeles-based tech entrepreneur Josh Bocanegra, told MailOnline that over 700 people are currently signed up for the free service and there are plans to roll it out from the U.S. gloablly.
A marriage of the popular dating app Tinder and accommodation rental spot Airbnb, a new room sharing site allows users to scout for guests and hosts based on their attractability.
Novel concept: The new vacation rental site, LoveRoom, allows users to scout for guests and hosts based on their attractability - not the room's
LoveRoom is similar to a standard dating site, in that it allows users to search for people by age range, gender and sexual preference.
Once they find someone who takes their fancy, he or she can strike a deal on the accommodation front.
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