the bed dance/ and lap dances

12/10/2013 12:21:45 PM

I read one of the clubs as a bed dance ca k when tell me how that works
and where's the best place to get a lap dance I'm assuming Vegas is like Phoenix timing is everything on how friendly the girls will let you get with your hands
if the boss is away they're more likely to let get away with a toucher to with permission of course

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SlickSpic

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11 years ago

Speak Ingles por favor.

Club_Goer_Seattle

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11 years ago

Next!

tumblingdice

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11 years ago

Jan-new-bee,shattered,shattered. Jan-new-bee,shattered,shattered.

jannewbee

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11 years ago

Sorry about that I was using voice to text software it runs about 75 to 80 percent correct it works best with the radio in on I was asking about the bed dance that I think it was little darlings just trying to get some feedback on the lap dances

SlickSpic

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11 years ago

At SR Rialto, I had a quasi-bed dance. Unless you're the LDK or it's an extras-club, the bed dance isn't anything to write home about.

Club_Goer_Seattle

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11 years ago

Now I understand. I concur with Slick. I think some of the Deja Vu clubs (L.D. is a Deja Vu brand) tend to offer bed dances. I had one once at the Deja Vu, North Hollywood, CA. I won't do it again. I like a chair or sofa much better. In a bed, there's too much room for the dancer to roam around in. On a chair or sofa, she's forced to stay closer to the customer. In my experience, bed dances cost more, and you get less for them.

jannewbee

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11 years ago

Thanks for The feedback

SlickSpic

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11 years ago

I gotta ask about the name-Is it Ja-New-Bee or Jan-New-bee? Also, are you a big fan of Jawannaman?

grand1511

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11 years ago

They use punctuation on the bed dances.