How do you tell other customers you aren't interested?
chandler
Blue Ridge Foothills
Your sitting alone at a table that seats four in a crowded club. You want to keep it that way so that dancers will be apt join you and not have other strangers at the table invading your space. What do you say to other guys who ask if they can share your table or sit without asking?
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As for DC clubs, I agree they pretty much suck compared to almost anyplace else, especially from what I've heard about McDougal's, "The Wheel", and Showcase less than an hours drive. My problem is that about the only time I'm in teh mood for a club is after work. Goodguys and JP's are a 5 minute walk. All those mentioned above are at least a 40 minute drive. A 5 minute walk gets me a few beers and naked girls, some decent contact depending on who is dancing and how preoccupied the manager is that day, I sit out the rush hour and I'm home in time for a late dinner and a reasonable bed time. I almost don't consider DC clubs to be real stripclubs. They're more like neighborhood bars with entertainment, just that the entertainment is nude go-go rather than a local band or a big screen TV.
That's pretty tough talk FONDL. Too bad it fails to redeem you from the fact that you are a COMPLETE PUSSY who has paid women to talk to you for the past 40 years.
Here's a tip, chandler, maybe if you didn't check out other guys asses when you were in strippers clubs, and instead, looked at the NAKED WOMEN, you won't have a problem with FAGS trying to PICK YOU UP.
Ever think of that one, genius?