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Strip Clubs in Commercials

Club_Goer_Seattle

Seattle, Washington

12 yrs ago · 1 min read

We've discussed strip clubs in the movies and on TV shows recently. How about this one in a commercial:

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SlickSpic

Classic. Now Not Available.

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deogol

Should have more quality advertising like that in the United States...

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Alucard

I have not seen my local Clubs in TV commercials. BUT those commercials, if run at all, would be on very late at night like the Sex Call commercials. Might be interesting to see one. LOL

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Club_Goer_Seattle

Slick, Very observant of you to notice that!

To all others: If you like that kind of stuff, there appears to be lots of it on You Tube. Use the phrases, "banned commercials," or "funniest commercials," and you can loose yourself in them for hours.

Interesting how risqué commercials are considered too risky in the U.S.

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sharkhunter

I hadn't seen that commercial. I hear strip clubs advertised on the radio all the time. A couple of clubs even have some of the local rock station DJ's or personalities stop by and routinely visit a couple of clubs.

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Club_Goer_Seattle

@ Shark: You're not likely to see it here (U.S.) It's for a South African restaurant chain. They do have U.S. locations, but knowing our FCC (Fucked Communications Commission), you won't see commercials that entertaining here.

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SlickSpic

@Club_Goer-I like your version of FCC.

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Club_Goer_Seattle

Slick, In other circles it's sometimes referred to as the "Friendly Communications Commission." Same with the FAA, and some other federal agencies.

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SlickSpic

I'll always remember Howard Stern complaining time and time again about the FCC and Michael Powell. Then Howard switched to Sirius, I stayed with Carolla on terrestrial radio until the podcast revolution and I've never looked back. Podcast's are the future.

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