DAMN!

Quantity is no replacement for quality. I have not read his reviews but I'll bet he did not stay long enough in any of the clubs he reviewed to really get to know the score.

Wouldn't disagree, except to state, I spent great 1/2 hours in clubs, and crappy multi hours. Times doesn't make a whole lot of difference.

If he had quality experiences(I haven't read his reviews yet) I wonder if a certain part of his anatomy is still attached??

I scanned through his reviews and he says he did those clubs over 2 days In Portland OR (Saturday-Sunday) going to quite a few on Saturday afternoon. For alot of them, it didn't seem he stayed very long or do many lap dances. It sounded as if half the clubs he went to were a waste of time.

-gatorfan's cliff notes version of johnnyx's reviews

He did do a good job with gathering info on all the beer/drink prices at the clubs

Wow, 12 clubs in 2 days! I wonder what kind of pants he wore, lol.

I don't doubt any of us could do 12 clubs too if we spend no more than a half hour in any of the clubs. He did have the drink prices down.

It would have made more sense to read up on the better 2 or 3 instead of jumping from club to club. It amazes me when people don't use TUSCL for what it's for, to help us avoid going to waste of time clubs. I'm not sure I'd be applauding blindly going club to club.

Fuck that. The internet is here to take away the guesswork. The most clubs I went to in a single night was 3.

Party like a rock star, hit a bunch of strip bars
wake up naked in a hotel room
Throw my TV out the window, smoke a bunch of indo
Anything to get my mind off of you.
Find a telephone pole to wrap around my car,
and party like a rock star.
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A lot of the lesser reviewed clubs have a lot of bias in the reviews. Actually, a lot of the frequently reviewed clubs have bias. Yeah, reviews have bias. I prefer to see the places for myself. I've had some of the best times on the road in places that were panned in TUSCL reviews.

It's all about perspective. Some people like consistency and routines and always looking for sure things. Some people don't.

As a general principle, I think people are more likely to review something they liked than something they disliked. For TUSCL reviews, true there can be bias, but unless we're talking shills, I don't know anything not having bias.