Dancers among us
JohnSmith69
layin low but staying high
So I'm talking to a dancer the other night about good clubs in various cities. She asks how I know so much about strip clubs nationwide. I tell her I travel a lot, plus I hang out with some strip club enthusiasts on line who share Intel.
She says do you mean tuscl, and I tell her yes do you know the site. She says she visits TUSCL periodically, mainly to see if her name is mentioned. I tell her that our code of ethics prohibits names unless it's a ROB which she pretty clearly is not.
So this got me wondering how many dancers do we have lurking here who don't actively post. Does anybody have any idea?
And if any lurking dancers read this, please post and say hi. We won't bite, and we could potentially help you make more money from stripping.
She says do you mean tuscl, and I tell her yes do you know the site. She says she visits TUSCL periodically, mainly to see if her name is mentioned. I tell her that our code of ethics prohibits names unless it's a ROB which she pretty clearly is not.
So this got me wondering how many dancers do we have lurking here who don't actively post. Does anybody have any idea?
And if any lurking dancers read this, please post and say hi. We won't bite, and we could potentially help you make more money from stripping.
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The number is 23.
The dancers talked about TUSCL reviews that mentioned them, and they were not too pleased. One dancer complained that the reviewer said she had "a limited menu."
That's a risk anyone who names names takes when posting on a site like this.
If a review states a time and say they were at a club (like: "I was at X club on a Tuesday between 3pm and 5pm") and a review states a dancer, what that dancer did with customer and/or her stage name, it can be pretty easy for a dancer to figure out who the PL is that wriote a review of the club and her if he is a regular at the club. Especially if said dancer only had one dance in the time period and day mentioned and happened to read this site from time to time.
It's best to just keep things general in a review. The only exception being if a customer runs into a ROB or has experience in which others on here would want to avoid in said club. Then I could see it being ok to warn others.
But I doubt many come on here nearly as often as we board regulars do since for us it's a hobby we enjoy and for them is more work-related, IMO.
I'm sure there are a lot of lurkers on here but I would think most of them are actually custies that just rather not post comments.
It would be interesting if TUSCL had a feature like SW which showed how many people were currently on the site – however accurate that is.