Most reviews on TUSCL

Papi writes excellent reviews, as do some others.

But for myself I have found that reviews written by people who I have not interacted with some on this forum, are of little use. I don't know how to calibrate what they write.

Strip Clubs are usually a reflection of the clubber.

SJG

Joe from NJ is at 288.

Sorry I have only 155 or so. I do not review all the clubs visit. If I do not stay long enough to give a review or the club is not on the list I skip the review. I also find a club in an area and do not review it again unless something changes.

BTW my review count would be higher except that when Founder kicked my name off of the site back in 2007, I lost the 85 reviews that I had at that time. No big loss. Certainly not current.

Sorry Tiredtraveler, I forgot.

SJG is going to blow us all out of the water once he gets his motorhome.

@PapiChulo "SJG is going to blow us all ..."


never mind, i'm not going to say it. that would be just too easy.

That's a lot of reviews, guys. Someone has been clubbing for a while. Damn!

I don't write a review for everytime I visit a club. I also rarely write a review if I didn't get a lapdance at that club. I've been to 20+ clubs in different cities over the past two months, but I didn't write a review for any of those clubs, because I didn't get a lapdance in any of those visits.

:)

SJG

I have reviews, many are repeats. Now that I'm not traveling the country, I'll focus on Detroit clubs.

Hmm..I seem to average 12/year...

I did a search on Google for whatever the highest monger status was and surprisingly it brought back all the TUSCLers who had that status. A thread not too long ago mentioned some guy who hasn't posted in a while wrote up in the hundreds with reviews.

I only write a review now if it's something exceptional. Quality supercedes quantity.

I visit clubs much more often than I write reviews. I tend to write reviews only if I have something useful to say (or at least, I think that it might be useful above and beyond the repetition of information from previous reviews) or an update on a club that I have not recently reviewed.

I do like the tally of reviews published and number of unique clubs reviewed for each author. It helps me know how much credence to give to any particular review -- with first time reviewers getting much less credence than more experienced reviewers.

I got 156. I don't write a review every time I go to one of my regular clubs and mostly only write reviews of clubs outside my usual clubs, or else I'd have a lot more reviews.

I've slowed way down on my review writing because I am no longer searching for the right club. I have found it. Now I only write a review on it every few months just to let my TUSCL buddies know that I am still out there. Now if something significant happens like a raid, I'll get a review in right away.