Really You DiDn't

9 comments

• Alucard

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  12 years ago

  "I'm getting a little tired of the typical club review where the reviewer says "extra's are avalible/offered, but I did not partake. (Really) Then how do you know the extra's were not just a marketing ploy to get you in the CR with the said dancer. " Good point. Any further reviews I may make, I'll try to remember to do this. :)
• georgmicrodong

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  12 years ago

  Uh, I believe the *default* assumption is "I did not partake", right? After, nothing like what you suggest actually *happens* in a strip club, right?
• EarlTee

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  12 years ago

  If a dancer offered extras, and the customer declined, and the customer writes a review and says he was offered extras but he declined... what's wrong with that? If a dancer offered, and the customer accepted, and the dancer didn't deliver, that's a different (ROB) story and should be told.
• JuiceBox69

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  12 years ago

  My balls are soo fuckin blue right now !
• Papi_Chulo

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  12 years ago

  Dude – have you not ever been propositioned in your entire life w/o having asked – especially in a sexual environment like a SC full of naked women? If a dancer that does extras sees you spending a couple of hundred on LDs; it is safe to assume that she might think you have the “extra” cash to spend on extras and that you might be interested. Just like they ask if you are interested in LDs, CR, etc., they’ll also ask, usually after getting to know you a bit, if you’d be interested in extras.
• mmdv26

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  12 years ago

  I prefer reviews that reflect things that actually happened. Gossip and heresay didn't happen, and might not.
• gatorfan

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  12 years ago

  I considered fucking Kim Kardashian and Miley Cirus in a scorching hot three-some
• Dolfan

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  12 years ago

  I'm with Earl here, as long as its clearly stated I don't see the problem. While I can't say I've never availed myself of "extra" services from strippers - I'm not an "extras guy" and generally decline. If I can discern from my visit(s) to an establishment that the services commonly sought after are offered with reasonable certainty I like to include that detail in my review. The fact that I'm not partaking doesn't in my opinion preclude me from knowing which venues provide easy access to them and which don't. Bottom line, I know what's available at the clubs I frequent with a high level of certainty; why shouldn't readers of my reviews get that information? Its the same idea as me saying "there is a $10 cover after 8, but I didn't pay one as it was only 7."
• randy77

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  12 years ago

  Agree with Dolfan. You don't have to partake to know what's going on. Used condoms on the floor are an obvious sign and actually seeing others partaking, but maybe one wants to be more tasteful in their review. Recently I was in LD room and stripper pointed out a guy that only got LD from girls that will let him lick their assholes (and he was). How should I put that in the review? Should I be tasteful and write, "extras available YMMV" or be explicit and write what I saw?