Strip club offers ‘guilt-free' lapdances with proceeds going to charity
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A strip club is offering ‘guilt-free' lapdances to customers by promising to give the proceeds of the performances to charity.
The promotion by the Burke and Hare in West Port, Edinburgh, means dances will be half the normal price in order to raise money for a seriously injured friend, who has not been named.
‘I don't know if it's an Edinburgh first but we thought it was a great way to raise money for charity,' said the club's spokeswoman, who added that it ‘certainly isn't going to be your average 
Sunday afternoon tea and cake sale'.
‘All the girls are getting a bit nervous now as it's nearly here but we're hoping it will go really well.'
.Not everyone is pleased with the Sunday fundraiser, though, with some critics arguing there are better ways to contribute to good causes.
Street harassment prevention activist Jacq Kelly added: ‘This begs the question about why men would feel guilty about receiving a lap dance in the first place?
‘Giving a few quid to charity may salve their conscience in the short term but if they feel guilty about visiting lap dancing clubs in the first place they should probably examine the choices they make.'
http://metro.co.uk/2013/11/23/strip-club…
The promotion by the Burke and Hare in West Port, Edinburgh, means dances will be half the normal price in order to raise money for a seriously injured friend, who has not been named.
‘I don't know if it's an Edinburgh first but we thought it was a great way to raise money for charity,' said the club's spokeswoman, who added that it ‘certainly isn't going to be your average 
Sunday afternoon tea and cake sale'.
‘All the girls are getting a bit nervous now as it's nearly here but we're hoping it will go really well.'
.Not everyone is pleased with the Sunday fundraiser, though, with some critics arguing there are better ways to contribute to good causes.
Street harassment prevention activist Jacq Kelly added: ‘This begs the question about why men would feel guilty about receiving a lap dance in the first place?
‘Giving a few quid to charity may salve their conscience in the short term but if they feel guilty about visiting lap dancing clubs in the first place they should probably examine the choices they make.'
http://metro.co.uk/2013/11/23/strip-club…
12 comments
I do not understand the thought that some can actually feel guilty for getting one. Maybe if someone is married and the wife and kids need the money and you were going to spend it anyway. That would make sense. So now if you are a deadbeat broke bum who should feel guilty, now you don't need to be because you're giving away money you need to charity? It still doesn't make sense to me.
Good question? Why *should* I feed guilty about having a pretty young woman half my age sitting on my lap naked with my hands on her boobs, nipples in my mouth and fingers teasing her pussy?
What is wrong with that after all?