Handicapped Dancers

No. I guess not. Hadn't even considered the possibility.

Though I've seen my share of customers in wheel chairs. And there was a blind guy heading into the VIP room on my last outing.

I remember one years ago, back when Fremont, NE had strip clubs, where they had one who had her arm amputated at the elbow. (I say they because there were two clubs in Fremont, the Lariat and Boomers, and she was at both at various points in time.) She was sexy in a MILFish sort of way, but she turned out not to be much of a lap dancer, the one time I had her. She was popular, but I wonder how much of that was because guys wanted a dance from the freaky dancer with half an arm. It must have sucked to be her. First of all, stripper heels throw your balance off, or so they say, and then to not have a part of your arm must throw it off even more. And then to put up with customers who like you solely because you had part of your arm amputated.

Does a mental handicap count?

Ever see a triple amputee stripper. Pretty damn freaky shizzle right there I tells you. But that one armed chick could really peel those clothes off. Good times...good times!

Oops... Ever see a triple amputee stripper?

Damn iPad. So easy to hit space twice rather than the question mark.

There is, or was, an escort in Lexington that I believe was a multiple amputee. She used to run ads on backpage.

Not sure what the special appeal is there, though.

Many strippers are morally handicapped.

In the movie "Titanic," Jack Dawson (Leonardo DiCaprio) shoes Rose (Kate Winselt) a sketch he made in Paris of a one-legged prostitute. Many years ago Penthouse Magazine, when it was great, had a running series of letters to the editor extolling the virtues of sex with amputees. The collection was called "Monoped Mania." WHEW!

..shows Rose..

Slick u shold hav stick yor dick in her mouth !

There was and may still be a dancer @ a club (Dollies) in Washington Park, IL (E. St. Louis) named Bunny who was deaf. She would negotiate all side room activity via a small notepad.
I always worried that it was the ultimate form of entrapment.
At least she did not ask for you to "sign" the paper.

Remotely related: There is a club in San Bernardino, CA that has a handicap ramp leading to its stage. The first impression is that it makes the stage available to dancers in wheel chairs. However, an explanation I heard about that is that the stage is also made accessible to any maintenance personnel in wheel chairs (janitors, construction workers, etc.)

Inno123, could you comment on that?

Maybe DandyDan remembers this, but there was a dancer years ago that had a leg amputated at the knee and she would dance with a scarf toed around her knee. In the dark, you couldn't quite tell that the fake leg and the real leg skin tones didn't quite match. Once you figured it out, then you weren't sure what to do: lust after her, tip her more, refrain from pity tipping. It was confusing and poignant. She was actually a fairy cute girl, but I think it was a tough path for her.

I hate it when one armed strippers jerk me off

I have also encountered a deaf dancer who was gorgeous. After "talking" with her I found out that her childhood was even more tragic than you'd expect from a stripper. I don't know how she maintained her cheery disposition in the club. She told me that she danced by feeling the bass vibrations on the stage floor. She eventually moved to Florida. She was a real sweetie.

Yes. I got a dance from a stripper who was born without a butthole. She broke down and confessed that to me after I asked her for anal.

I’ve met quite a few that seemed mentally challenged :)

I think I met one dancer who knew sign language. I didn't know if she was hearing impaired or not because I couldn't hear hardly anything either with the music louder than standing in front of a jet engine.

I've meet lots of strippers who are willfully ignorant. The sad truth is that the truly dumb and/or gullible ones quickly get turned out by the first mac daddy who crosses their path.

looneylarry-
I have no idea what you're talking about, where was this at?

I would like this option in a club

Recent court decisions indicate that obesity is covered under ADA. With the trend toward larger dancers, they would be considered disabled.