Why the initials?
Damazing
What is the purpose of using all the initials and abbreviations on this site? I know there's a glossary for people that don't know the meanings but it can still get confusing. Is there some legal issue that people are trying to avoid? Doesn't make much sense to me. Especially since some people don't abbreviate and write exactly what they mean, which I think is a lot more helpful if your coming to this site for recommendations on what clubs to visit. Can anyone explain?
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The terminology around here is not exactly rocket science and, as you noted, there is even a fucking glossary if you get confused. I'm sure that you will figure it out.
The rest, they are excluded from all celestial joys.
I admit that BJ has always confused me a bit. I don't think I have ever encountered a girl who actually did any *blowing*. SJ makes more sense.
And that extends to those who think they're fooling the cops by using idiot code for stuff that anyone with half a brain can figure out. Even someone with no brain. Yeah, saying BBBJCIM instead of blowjob is super secret code.
Speaking of that, there's even a regular poster here who just did a review, and instead of using the dancers' names, typed stuff like O**** and G****. Which I suppose is fine if you're talking about doing naughty stuff, but he wasn't doing, nor did he mention, naughty stuff.
And then there's the "...if you know what I mean" a-holes who fill their reviews with "wink, wink, nudge, nudge" references about naughty stuff. "And I left with a smile on my face, if you know what I mean". Yeah, you're really hiding stuff from the cops, dude.
And then there's the guys who fill their reviews on this and other sites with these obvious references to getting fucked in the VIP, but they think that somehow they're fooling someone by saying stuff like "...and she really took care of junior" or something equally stupid. Or the clowns on another site who, instead of saying "I got fucked for $200", they say "I tipped her $$". Apparently that's much too complicated for law enforcement, but the rest of the planet can figure it out in 10 seconds.