Name That Hobby

Personally I can't see it as a hobby. I think it is an addiction.

Let's not kid ourselves. It's a sickness.

"Addiction" is taken.

Many, many times over. But it would be interesting to see what type of disorder the physicianistas could lay on it. "Clothing Intolerance Syndrome" or something of the like...

"Sickness" is taken, too.

"Perving" used to work for me until that got hijacked by a different meaning. "SCing" is fine for typing, but doesn't exactly roll off the tongue.

Good question, Wellanon, although I'm afraid "hobby" is taken, too. I kind of like "sickness". As a verb, we could say we're "getting sick" or "sicking" which could be typed as "SCing". Yeah, I like that.

I think it should have something to do with the word "peelers"...my buddy's and I would say were heading to the peelers...or rippers..."rippen it at the peelers"

My fave-trolling for trollops

Trolling for trollops. I like that. It has onomoopea - kind of brings up a memory of Edgar Allen Poe, doesn't it. Only trouble is, I think the word "Trollop", while technically accurate enough, has become obsolescent as far as normal everyday usage.

I guess "clubbing" might be the simplest overall one-word description of what we do. That means "Clubber" has an advantage over all the rest of us since he built that right into his name. (However, I notice that on is Icon he uses the term "Clubber" in quite a different context)

rofl@ "clothing intolerance syndrome"

Contributing to the community college fund for local single mothers.

arbeeguy,

"Clubber" was intended as you suggested, since I did visit many. I was in the top 10 of reviewers before I retired. The photos came much later and the one I use was just to be crude.

Usually, I just call it "stripclubbing", or just simply "clubbing". I'm not sure it needs to change its name. I also favor addiction over hobby, although I tell people its a hobby.

A few years, a buddy and I used to call it "friction hunt" and "mammary quest".

I see no reason to change it from strip clubbing. It defines it very well. There are tons of clubs around. IE country clubs, reading clubs,polo clubs, chess clubs, sports clubs. Strip only defines the type of club it is.