Number of clubs reviewed?
scatterbrain
Minnesota
I've started to pay attention to the # of different clubs reviewed by a given tuscl member. I think those of us with larger numbers are most likely the business road warriors (or pilots). I also think we have a broader experience and thus the reviews are slightly more meaningful.
Special props to clubber, samsung1, qwerty...these guys rock with there numbers.
My current number-43, and growing.
Special props to clubber, samsung1, qwerty...these guys rock with there numbers.
My current number-43, and growing.
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Also no love for the up and cumming future legion killer juicebox.....35 reviews with 18 dif in like 6months and I'm showing no signs of slowing down.......
I will disagree slightly with that statement. A low review count doesn't mean that the said individual is NOT experienced in Clubbing. A may just mean that the said individual doesn't care or wish to write a review.
think where you are from counts too. depends what you are used to on your own home patch. i would hate to think what most of you would think of my local clubs thats for sure. you would just give this whole thing up, or like me, travel. but when i review any club i try to be fair and judge it compared to what is expected in that town/area.
Blue good points
For example, here in Columbus there is Club X. They have $10 table dances but the club does not advertise these anymore. If it was not for the TUSCL reviews I would have never found out about them. The reason why the club does not advertise them is because the club does not make any money from them compared to the $25 dances where they take a $5 cut from each or the $35 dances where they take a $10 cut.
The answer is that I have a huge cock. When the strippers see it running down my pant leg, they get all moist at the thought of what I could do to them. Shit, sometimes they want to pay me after it is all over. ;)
Or...
I give them lots of cash.
I'll let you figure out which is the right answer here. :)
Wallanon deserves a mention: he compiles an exhaustive list rating best to worst every year.
I look forward to more Toronto exploration. Art's got some new places I need to 'experience'.
I would love a number system again
To me, it is all about the quality of the reviews. In the last two years that I have contributed intel to this site, I have reviewed a number of clubs, but have also excluded at least 15 unique clubs simply because my information wasn't good enough to post a proper review (I was too drunk, not there long enough, etc.). As I have said elsewhere, as a general rule of thumb, I will not post a first time review for a club unless I spend a minimum of two hours there, nor will I review the club if I do not have enough information to do a proper job of it.
Nothing pisses me off as much as spending time reading a generic review that gives me no information about the types of girls and the overall atmosphere of the club, especially when that review comes from a user with with a high review count. I don't know about anyone else, but I spend so many nights in clubs each year that I feel zero pressure to pad the stats and my VIP membership already extends out into 2016. I want each one of my reviews to matter. If I cannot provide useful information relating to a particular club that I visited, then I do not post a review.
The number of reviews a poster has does not matter at all to us. A poster who has 100 reviews of two or three line that don't tell us anything means nothing to us. We want details that would help someone who has not been to that club before, has been a long time ago and wants to know if something has changed or who goes regularly and wants to know if their experience there is the "norm" or an anomoly - good or bad. In other words, if we choose to go and spend our money there what are we most likely to be buying? We put thought into our reviews (as well as all our posts) and wish others would do the same. The point of a review is to be informative. Not everyone who writes a review will be looking for the same things but certain things are consistently important. For insance, how private are the private dance areas?
Reviews that are all run-on sentences, use improper English or tons of degrading language reflect poorly on the reviewer not necessarily the club. We don't believe a misspelled word here or there but at least make the post readable!
As far as info in the basic club listing, does anyone know how frequently that is changed? I ask because a couple of the clubs we have been to recently had very different pricing for both dances and drinks than what was posted on here. We were not the only poster who mentioned the drink prices in our review but the pricing still seemed to reflect the old one.
If I do a review twice in a month, do I get two months worth of VIP credit? I've always been just doing one when my membership expired.
I think the number of review does have some amount of importance. If a user is only reviewing 1 or 2 clubs then I feel the reviews don't carry as much weight becasue that user simply hasn't experienced enogh places to make an informed comparison.