Strippers Turning Tricks in Philiadelphia
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http://www.myfoxphilly.com/dpp/news/loca…
I've always wondered about the phrase "turning tricks." How did that originate?
And I've always considered Philadelphia a staid and proper city. Apparently I was wrong. Of course, if Benjamin Franklin were alive today, he would be a strip club regular.
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I'd sure like to see him produce statistics to back up that statement.
About the Dancer being lead away. She appears to be TOO tall for my taste, as I prefer shorter Dancers. Plus she has Blonde hair, I don't find Blondes attractive. LMAO
@shadow: good point. No kids and no ball and chain. No family to rip apart here.
I've never had enough motivation to drive 4 hrs to go clubbing in kill-adelphia. Guess I don't want to get caught in a raid either.
First introduced into the English language in 1412, the word "trick" was used to describe any act that was mischievous or devious. It didn't necessarily have to be an act sexual in nature. For example, think of the common Halloween saying, "Trick or treat."
It is SO much easier to raid a Strip Club & get Political advantages during Election years than to solve murders & other crimes. Patience is called for.
Lol, I thought that too at first. After watching a second time I realised it was a female officed walkign in the street and the stripper is walking on the curb.
"La Torre says the Gold Club will be cited and investigators will continue to crackdown on a crime that's ripping families apart."
It's kind of like a Ponzi scheme, it doesn't really cause any problems until it is exposed.