Dancer compliments
Clackport
Washington
Lately I've been getting that a lot from dancers. While I'm not a bad looking guy, I just think that's a phrase they have etched in their head, and they'll say it to anybody.
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Lol @ GoVikings
So some truth might be told but who's know's
SJG
lol@ GACAclub. I'm going to use that next time.
Maybe even ask them: "If I'm so cute and handsome, why don't you take me back to VIP? I only charge $25 a dance... Oh, and of course a tip too... And you can buy me a drink also... " :)
I generally figure any compliment I get from a pretty girl less than half my age is to be taken with a huge grain of salt.
"You'd almost be attractive if your hair weren't so fucked up"
"You have questionable personal hygiene"
"Why are your arms so skinny?"
and the most recent one: "I'm a stripper. I grind on ugly dudes for a living. Guys like you."
I knew a stripper was lying though and didn't believe me one time. I told her I was having electrical issues in the club. I was building up electricity. She said only you. When she got on stage, I didn't ground myself on anything. She touched my head first and got a huge shock. I felt the electricity shooting out. unforgettable , lol
no idea why I had the electrical issues back then. maybe I had too much iron in my blood.
"I should be paying you"
"You have a nice sense of touch. It's not even creepy"
"You're a good guy"
lol it's all fun.
Ever seen this:
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0062137/
A very funny 1967 French movie, made up of multiple segments. One of them is mid 19th Century Central Europe.
We see a woman and a very obese elderly man in a so so hotel room. He pays her and they do what they do and then we see that he was not good for much, as he is passed out asleep.
The woman starts to pick up her money and is shocked to discover that the man next to her is the very same man who is pictured on the money.
So as he awakens she right away starts going on about, "Oh, its I who should be paying you", as she hands him back his money. "You must take care of so many women."
It continues like this for a while. Then in the last scene she turns back to wink at the camera as they are proceeding out a double doorway to their wedding reception.
This segment may have been inspired by Lola Montez, one of the most famous courtesans of all time, and King Ludwig I of Bavaria. She caused such a scandal that Ludwig had to abdicate, and pass the crown too his son.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lola_Monte…
Montez was also a consort of the composer Franz Liszt.
She spent the later part of her life in California.
Discussion a 1950's movie about her:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZNxXAevc…
All the segments of The Oldest Profession ( 1967 ) are good.
Montez is also depected in this, with Richard Burton:
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0085107/?ref…
SJG
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Robin Trower
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZmoMb0gN…