Foreign Affairs
Just spent a couple hours with a lovely girl from the Czech Republic. She had a charming accent and could knowledgeably discuss the current Eurozone economic crisis while fondling me under the table.
So, what nationalities have you enjoyed?
So, what nationalities have you enjoyed?
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Other than that, just a few Russians.
Happily, those frisky American dancers show no inclination (or ability?) to bore me with discussions of Eurozone economic crises. Much more likely, I will be regaled with tales of more immediate personal economic crises and how I, specifically, can resolve these particular economic crises.
I wish they all could be California
I wish they all could be California
I wish they all could be California girls
I do also enjoy some of the Russian girls, but for a different reason. If I am looking for a raunchy night out, then Latinas fit the bill. If I am looking to deal with a hottie with elegance and class, then some of those Russian girls cannot be beat.
I hate it I was prejudiced by all those Polack jokes I heard as a kid. Never again - the girls, at least, are fabulous. And that's saying a lot because the Czech, German, and Lithuanian girls are damn fine, as well.
A former coworker and I (he left our company to go back to grad school, and I to join the Navy) used to frequent the strip clubs in the DC and Baltimore area. One night we went to a club in DC (Archibald's) and about half of the dancers were Eastern Europeans. The other half were Americans, about 50/50 white/black.
Both of us noticed that the Eastern European chicks seemed to be really bitchy. One of them came up to us and said "why do guys like to go to strip clubs?" and proceeded to tell us how she couldn't understand why guys would come to them. Another one was a gross looking Russian girl named Olga or something who my friend named "cave troll".
The final Eastern European girl we met hailed from Kiev. We were trying to be gentlemen and tried to engage her about something other than her work and she told us she was studying at American University to be a photographer, and her dream was to work for National Geographic. We told her that was very neat and wished her the best. She told us if that fell through however she would just marry one of the rich guys who came to the club. We all laughed at that, then she got totally serious and sneered "I'm just kidding, I hate them!" and walked away. My friend and I looked at each other in amazement at her venom as she walked off. After that we were always weary of Eastern Europeans.
There was however one Eastern European girl we met at Scores in Baltimore we thought was really cute. We deemed her "Soviet Chick". I returned once after we saw her the first time and got a lap dance from her. She asked me afterwards if I was from Baltimore and I said no, then she asked me if I was staying in a hotel in Baltimore. Fishing for extras, perhaps? I guess I'll never know unless I go back and see her again.
Personally, this is why I prefer good old American girls, country girls in particular.
Living in Miami, FL, there is a large no. of nationalities and cultures especially from South America and the Caribbean. There is a large Colombian population in So. FL and in my opinion Colombian women are the most complete – i.e. great bodies/curves, pretty faces, and good attitudes/personalities.
My best experiences w/ foreign dancers have been with Brazilian dancers. Brazilians have great bodies and great tans which I love and they usually tend to be very friendly, happy, and outgoing. Brazil is also sort of a male-dominated/machismo society and women and brought up to be submissive and catering to men.
Some Eastern Europeans I’ve met would fall under the banner of “Euro-trashâ€. But while living in Dallas, TX a few years ago, I met two Czech dancers which were regulars at Baby Dolls that would really give you your money’s worth!
In my experience, I have gotten better treatment from foreign dancers and they can often hold a conversation much better than American dancers.