"Damsels" in Distress

Chivalry is cool. Good play, f'art

farmerart says: Posted: 09/20/10
Not all us old SC mongers are total sharks with young women. Any of you other guys have brief moments of decency to admit to?

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heh.. actually i would have probably played it the same way ;)

Sounds like the opening scene of a porno flick.

Now, if you would have pretended like you were delivering a pizza to her and she didn't have the money......

Just sayin'....coulda been a good time. :)

My life is all about chivalry. I've given up on trying to rescue strippers, but I'd rescue my neighbor, if she'd let me. Like farmerart, I've fixed cars, changed flats, and even faced down bullies so that Polly Purebread can leave unmolested.

Cue the bad music....

You did the right thing.

Done the same, Art. Good call.

Perfect Gentlemen...

remember, you not it the strip club world when your trying to get a girl on the road again. You did the right thing.

1974 - Holiday Inn in the bar with a bud on a Fri nite - we saw a pushy/rude drunk trying to move in on two cute young things who clearly did NOT want anything from the asshole. I walked over and aggressively - in his face - asked him why he was bothering my wife. After the jerk left the bar I just smiled, blew a kiss to the two beauties and walked back to my beer. A few minutes later both ladies joined us and for the rest of the evening - and into the morning - repeatedly thanked me for saving them.

I've been trying that "good guy" thing every chance ever since. Once in a long while it really pays off!!!!

Helped out many times. Why, one might ask? I just hope, were it my wife or daughter, a nice guy would be there to help them.

Wow, I wonder whether Art's noble endeavor will make it to Stripperweb?

Alright Art. One good deed deserves another. a couple of years back a stripper (Jamie) offered to help me change a flat tire in the parking lot of my favorite club.

My memory is not that good but I do suddenly remember a dancer crying in the club after running into some rude customers. I guess she was at a breaking point and they pushed her over. She actually came up to me I guess taking comfort in me being there. She confided in me some things a dancer doesn't usually talk about which was a lot of her personal life. I did not mind being her outlet and she didn't deserve to be treated so rudely by whomever did it. Unfortunately she was a hot dancer and I believe she quit dancing not too long afterwards. I guess she got tired of all the rude customers and just quit for good.

I meant to say that it was unfortunate from my point of view that a hot dancer quit the business due to rude customers. That probably wasn't the only reason but I don't remember the situation clearly anymore.

sh,

Pretty much only my ATF would tell honest details of her personal life, and a couple others I knew from other than their club work.

Agree. Having fun doesn't mean we're not honorable.

farmerart: How 'bout a lapdance, baby!
hot young thing: Umm...I was thinking more like giving you $5 so you could catch the Senior Early Bird Special at Denny's?