A Modest Proposal

JohnSmith69
layin low but staying high
I realize that adding a term to the tuscl glossary is a Herculean task akin to amending the Constitution. Nevertheless, there are 27 amendments to the Constitution despite how difficult it is to change that sacred document. So, it's always possible to affect change when it is necessary to do so for the betterment of an organization's core documents. That time has come for the tuscl glossary.

I propose that we add the term DS (dream stripper) to the glossary. I believe that mikeya02 was the first one to actually use this term.

https://www.tuscl.net/postread.php?PID=3…

My description of the strip club gods' revelation of my particular DS then served to give this term clear meaning and substance. It's no mere coincidence that at the same time that mikey first used this phrase, my own personal dream stripper was revealed. It was clearly meant to be.

We need this acronym because all of the others that we have (ATF, CF, etc) focus more upon the longevity of a relationship. We have no terms to descriptively convey the quality of a dancer except for the 1-10 system which is inadequate because it focuses solely on physical appearance and ignores other important dancer qualities. Plus, the 1-10 system doesn't involve any acronyms. Further, just saying that a girl is a 10 is not always adequate or sufficiently descriptive. Sometimes you must be able to go higher than a 10, as this video proves:

http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=KOO5S4vxi0o

DS is a great term because we all intuitively understand the meaning and intention of the phrase. This is unlike LDK which has no initially clear meaning, and requires a knowledge of the lap dance king' obsession to understand the origins of the phrase. Moreover, we don't all LDK, but we do all want a DS.

A common understanding of DS would give us all something to aspire to. Instead of just going out looking for some mediocre blow job, we can go to the club wondering if this is the night that the strip club gods will reveal our own personal DS. You can get excited about telling other PLs of the hunt for your DS. We all crave a DS, and having this phrase formally adopted validates our quest. It's inspiring.

Here is my proposed definition:

DS - Dream Stripper. A DS is a dancer who is perfect for a particular PL in three categories (appearance, personality, and sexual services). The designation does not require any specific longevity of a relationship so long as there is enough time for a PL to adequately evaluate these three qualities. The determination of whether a particular dancer is a DS is a subjective determination made by each PL. However, a true DS is very rare and special.

Now, let's achieve something that may have never before been done in tuscl history -- a consensus. My brothers (and sisters for Lopaw, jerikson, trixxi, etc) lets come together as never before! Let's agree on DS for Dream Stripper. Future generations of PLs are counting on us to take this historic step. It can be our legacy. Let's not fail future PLs at this historic juncture. The future is in our hands. Don't let me down.

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JohnSmith69
10 years ago
Steve, here is an executive summary. JS69 wants to add DS (Dream Stripper) to the tuscl glossary. You vote yes.
farmerart
10 years ago
In my world DS already exists in the shorthand lexicon.

It means dipshit or dumb shit.
crsm27
10 years ago
In my terms it means... Dick Sucking. Some people would rather say that than blow job.
JohnSmith69
10 years ago
Thanks for those incredibly witty and sophisticated comments so far. If I throw a stick, will you both go away so the adults can have a conversation.
shailynn
10 years ago
When you say "DS" I just think of my nephew and his Nintendo DS which was formerly known as a Nintendo game boy to us gen xers! Lol
san_jose_guy
10 years ago
JS69,

Have you shown any of your Dream Strippers what you write about them on this forum?

SJG
crsm27
10 years ago
JS69... I think both of mine and farmer were good comments. Because DS means that stuff. In the mongering game people use acronyms. And when I see DS... I don't think of "Dream Stripper"... I think that someone go their dick sucked.
JohnSmith69
10 years ago
Well if we added it to the glossary then you could think of getting your dick sucked by a dream stripper -- the best of both acronyms. But apparently my proposal wasn't as modest as I thought. I think that I and perhaps others need to just acknowledge that for reasons beyond our control or comprehension the tuscl glossary is like the Ten Commandments -- written in stone by the finger of founder, and thus unchangable and untouchable.

SJG, there is only one DS. She knows that she is my dream, but she doesn't know that I post stories of praise to her. I think that's best -- don't want to scare her away by being too much of a PL.
ime
10 years ago
FoF should be added finger of founder
steve229
10 years ago
@JS69 - Aren't we still working on adding LDK to the glossary? Are you trying to jump the line?

@Papi - What is the correct protocol here?
JohnSmith69
10 years ago
Steve, it's not ever gonna happen unless we buy tuscl.
scatterbrain
10 years ago
I've met my 'DS' at the Flight Club. Perfect in every way except she went into retirement recently because her leeching boyfriend made her stop working. I'm still hopeful she'll return soon. She is the dancer by which all others are measured. At least by me. Sigh.
sharkhunter
10 years ago
I'd be happy if we were able to upload pics again.
PhantomGeek
10 years ago
You have my vote to add "DS" to the TUSCL glossary. And there's no reason the other meanings couldn't be added as well. Any number of words and phrases have multiple meanings; readers would just need to infer which meaning is being used.

"My DS has a real DSBF, but, damn, she has some serious DS lips."
crsm27
10 years ago
Another meaning of DS by many in the escort, aamp, and otc world is "Doggie Style". Some are moving to K9 but you still see DS being used.

Again don't mean to rain on your parade for implementing "DS" to mean dream stripper. But just showing you that it is used already in many forms.
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