Florida TUSCLrs
anongirl98
I'm going to Florida for march break (shocker) mostly to visit my friend I'll be living with but I might check out some clubs and stuff. I'm not 21 (for those who don't know) my fake ID works for 98% of the clubs here so maybe it'll work at a few there.
I'll be there for two weeks beginning March 18th..who's in Florida? :-)
I'll be there for two weeks beginning March 18th..who's in Florida? :-)
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Hahahaha, I'll be in Miami. Specifically south beach!
P.S.
South Beach is fun on Spring Break
It would definately be cool to club with you, hahaha although I might just end up working somewhere for 2 weeks. Thanks for the tip about PT's :-)
Anyway. You should have fun. Let us know where you start dancing. I would try to make a road trip.
I'm 46 y/o so i don't do a lot of clubbing except for strip-clubbing - but hanging out in South Beach is sorta like an outdoor club.
Flagooner- I will definately let you guys know xo
Papi- I meant strip clubbing silly.
:)
You won't get into any decent strip club in Miami if you are under 21 even being a beautiful woman. And your fake is unlikely to work. I know this for certain because I tried everything multiple times to get her into several clubs. But you can work at many strip clubs at 18. I'd suggest Tootsies, the site of the upcoming tuscl meetup. You just can't go as a customer.
The non strip club bar scene is just as bad. We tried all the tricks to get into some clubs but could not. In south beach, I even had a restaurant manager threaten to have me arrested for sharing my drink with her. I have no idea why Miami is so strict but I've taken her to lots of cities and have never had as much trouble getting her drinks and into clubs as I did in Miami.
My friend I'm staying with is a huge fan of tootsies...do you happen to know what e11even's policies are regarding under 21 dancers? I know, big hopes but I heard $ there is amazing.
PM me (or let the board know if you want) when and where you're working. I'm betting that several of us would like to get a lap dance from you.
So here we are, where an 18 year old *must* register to be killed at a politician's whim, but cannot even *carry* liquor out of a store.
I find it sad that some people think when a government starts confiscating things, that makes a government less likely to do it. Apparently they have not thought about how some people like to tax and spend. That is kind of like taking tax money from taxpayers and spending it on your own pet projects. As soon as politicians think they can do it and get re-elected, it's a done deal.