Missouri Club Owners Unite to Override New SC Law

Things are just as bad here in Ohio. There is a major court decision tied up in the courts about strip clubs. Some cities are enforcing it (Columbus) while others are less strict about enforcing it.

I thought we lost the court case. Maybe they filed another one. I think the enforcement is really hit and miss because nobody really wanted the law in the first place except the douchebags in Cincinnati who threatened to put it on a referendum (and wouldn't that have been a doozy--it would have killed the whole industry). I'm not sure the courts are gonna save us; only a repeal will undo it.

Forbes published a top 20 list of the most miserable cities in the USA.
Guess which state had the most cities listed? Ohio with 5 cities listed (Cleveland, Canton, Akron, Toledo, Youngstown). Missouri was another state that had a couple miserable cities. it is like the people are so miserable here they have to take it out on the people having fun (strip clubbers)

1. Cleveland
2. Stockton
3. Memphis
4. Detroit
5. Flint
6. Miami
7. St. Louis
8. Buffalo
9. Canton
10. Chicago
11. Modesto
12. Akron
13. Kansas City
14. Rockford
15. Toledo
16. New York
17. Sacramento
18. Youngstown
19. Gary
20. Philadelphia
http://www.forbes.com/2010/02/11/america…

Here's the thing about Columbus. It is one city I travel to where I can be guaranteed of a great evening, mostly OTC, because the clubs are generally mild or pathetic. The business of satisfying the urge to merge has just moved away from the regular strip clubs.

BTW, there are a couple of cities on that list I would say are definitely not miserable with respect to strip clubs, and that would be Detroit and Miami. And while St. Louis may be miserable, East St. Louis is a veritable treasure trove of raunchiness.