How did you find tuscl ?

surfing the web

Google search for: strip club forums. Tuscl was one of the top results. SW was no where to be found comparatively. I had recently returned to clubbing after 12 years and I had some questions about somethings that had happened while I was there.

Admittedly I was horrified by most of what I read in the Tuscl forums and the trolling (Sept 2015) and other nonsense going on was pretty bad.

So I hung out and posted on some strippers' individual private personal blog sites (like Wordpress). That was okay. I hopped from blog to blog until I found Rebecca Avalon (a dancer), then from her site I found StripperWeb. I posted there and on Strip Culb Junkies (SJC) forums (customer side of SW) for a while. I liked it because there was moderation and it was less Wild West than this place.

But after a while the anti customer resentment at SW started to bother me at times. SCJ was effctively dead from lack of traffic and posting activity. So I re-evaluated Tuscl and started posting in January. Sometimes I don't feel like I fit in here because I'm not seeking extras or pursuing OTC. But you guys are a lot of fun. Even if there is a lot of trolling and OT posting.

Tuscl kept coming up every time I searched the Internet for club reviews. So finally I joined. After that I never went anywhere else for club reviews.

I monitored the discussions for quite a while, not feeling like I really knew enough about strip clubs to make a meaningful contribution. But one day I started participating. Then I met the DS, told my first sex story, and the John smith tuscl persona was born.

I found an old copy of the "The System" at an Amish flea market for fifty cents. TUSCL was in the back of the book, in the references.

Google is a friend to founder it looks like lol

Dominic the voice of the board is strong extras centred but I actually believe the board members is a small percentage of the bulk of all tuscl members...in reading countless reviews you gain a different felling of most not seeking extras or outside activities but people just enjoying a club for it's true legal purpose

Dominic you give a voice to that crowed and any other members like Dominic that speak on the board it's good because it shares this opinion on a different and just as enjoyable way to club. I've done it like that for years and steal do from time to time.

The board used to be a old men's club until I started giving a voice to younger guys then as you can see more and more younger men started chumming in lol

Mo head you trolling mother fucker LMFAO

John yeah I felt like that as well right before I started commenting then I found a bag of bull shot to sell lol

Hell yea bang

Bang used to post a lot more and it was funny shit...I miss you on the board Bang69

Cream Pie specialist bang bang lol remember buddy

I found SW first. I was amused by the anti-customer rants, and somewhere I found a link to TUSCL. TUSCL was more preferred as it centered on us, not the pathetic dancers.

Vince I so agree...that pink site is like a bunch of air dancing cam bitches hating on their food and drug supplies

I just typed in strip clubs on Google, TUSCL was on the first page, the rest is history.

Sounds like google is tuscl best business partners

Like many have stated. I was going on a business trip. I wanted to see what clubs were available in the city I ss going to. I searched for strip clubs and the rest is history.

Previously I was a member on ASPD.net (now dead) and TERB.ca (now TERB.cc) for Canadian clubs.

Somehow I stumbled onto TUSCL looking for club reviews while traveling over a decade ago, although I didn't discover the 'discussion' tab until around 2012.

I have never gone anywhere else and this site (mainly the reviews) have been invaluable when traveling to a new city wanting to go clubbing. The discussions helped me a great deal when I made my first trip to the Detroit club scene since so many members on the discussion pages are Michigan residents.

Before there was a world wide web, I was part of what I think is the first significant internet-based discussion group, alt.sex.strip-clubs. As the web took hold, we all discovered the various new websites pretty early. I don't remember exactly when tuscl first popped up in its very initial incarnation -- late 90s? Early aughts? -- but tuscl had a rudimentary discussion forum (way different than the current one, obviously) that I took part in occasionally. At one point, all the SF local people made the tuscl forum our home forum, but that only lasted a year or so if I remember right.

I was trying to navigate the interwebz to get to the ultimate sexy xylophone list and I fat fingered the keyboard and typed tuscl.com instead of tusxl.com by mistake. My interest suddenly shifted from xylophones to strippers and the rest is history.

^^^ well instead of banging away at a xylophone now you're banging strippers - win/win either way.

The history that you older men share is always fun to read and learn from

I found I really didn't need online forums when I started. When I started clubbing at 18 in '95, I found many of the club regulars and older gentleman, the dancers themselves, or the club owner or manager would take me under his wing and explain how things works. Especially the regulars.

We learned such important skills as how to motorboat singles into bobbies or pussy. How to get dancers to take singles out of your mouth using pussy or ass from the stage. How to stuff singles into pussy box. How to do shots of liquor off of dancers body parts. How to get dancers to DFK you to take money from your mouth. Good times That gawd someone of the East Coast or West Coast invented lap dances, which filtered to the rest of the country.

The old cabaret days (Stage only) seem rather quaint now. I remember days where the dancer would do a 5 song strip tease (cabaret) which might last 20 minutes. And she wouldn't even take off any clothes until a minimum tip amount (often $10 or $20) was in her tip jar on stage. Sometimes no one would tip or she wouldn't hit her minimum amount, so she'd just dance and tease with her clothes on and taunt us. As Pepperidge Farms would say, times were different back then for sex work. Nowadays if the dancer isn't topless or nude on stage, we complaint to management, and get her fired. Tips or no tips. So perhaps that explains why I like to tip dancers so much. I just seems odd not to, assuming I like her.

^ should read: THANK GOD someone invented lap dances.

We needed something else besides just stage.

Amen to that

In a book with a directory of Internet sites, circa 1998. It was the only site listed in the "Strip Club" category. To get to it, all you had to do was log in to your AOL account, over a phone line of course, type in the address and then wait for all the crap to load.

@rickdugun if juice is a troll why are you getting so up in arms about what he says? I thought troll posts are irrelevant

Wrong thread

LMFAO

Ricky boy was looking shit up from the yellow pages

Haha. Nice one Shailynn. *never owned a xylophone

Lol

Thank you, Juice Respect.

Thanks brother Dominic

Googled "strip club reviews" when I found yelp lacking

More than a dozen years ago, by google.

SJG

Sooo no yahoo, ask geeves, only Rick did aol lol....everyone else pooped off on Google

I found it back in the early 2000s, I think by doing a web search for strip clubs.

I remember writing one of those breathless newb reviews of a local dive that desertscrub would have called out as a club ad of the day. The dancer I was into there really was top shelf, though. :-)

If memory serves me right, I found it after searching the Internet on dating a stripper. Glad I found it!

Google search for strip club reviews

I found TUSCL on a website called tuscl.net

One of my friends kept naming all these terrible clubs to check out. I mean these clubs were horrible. Kind of like movies that are so bad they're good. Finally one night while wiping stripper milk off my shoe (I didn't realize it could shoot that far) I asked him how he found them. It was TUSCL.

Don Chulo cracks me up

I looked for a list of strip clubs and found this site with a bunch of anonymous names doing a flame war with at least one stripper and customers. There was a list of strip clubs too. The flame war was the discussion board. It became a lot more tame.

I found it many years ago typing the name of a strip club in the area into Yahoo, the big search engine at the time long before Google even existed, and this site came up. This was way before TUSCL had any approval process for reports, and no need to for a user name to post.

Bump

Lol shark

I found it on the iternet

Joe u crazy

I ride the short bus!

The short bus wins again!

First, Juice thanks for this post. Always have appreciated your originality. Great to see the depth and breadth of your intellect come out full force in this post. I was bummed out when you were booted off TUSCL, and glad you made it back. You've made this forum tons of fun, along with alucard (RIP), shadowcat, dougster, rickdugan and many others. I very quietly, like many others really appreciate and enjoy this brotherhood.

I found TUSCL after visiting The Doll Hose in Myrtle Beach during a business trip. Had never had a lap dance before 2011. After I got back home did a Google search and found TUSCL. Practically immediately retired my active golf hobby, replacing it with lots of clubbing in the NY/NJ area. LOL! So many firsts, including my lost ATF, whose lips are my avatar.

God bless you Juice!

Hungry thank you for all the love....may the holy one of us all richley bless your life

"Ricky boy was looking shit up from the yellow pages"

Sadly, yes I was, lol. I also relied a lot on cab drivers and hotel concierges to help find clubs. In the mid to late 90s, there was no google per se and what passed for search engines sucked. And, of course, high speed Internet was still being built out.

When one is a dedicated PL, TUSCL will be there to guide us in our quests. I'm glad I found TUSCL, it helped immeasurably when I was traveling around the country. I would skip states that had crappy clubs, and when I found a likely place, I'd stop in as I traveled. Many, many memorable dances followed.

Sometime shortly after leaving the Navy I got an old 8088 Ibm PC and started on the Usenet adult newsgroups (pre- Web). By finding a group called alt.sex.strip-clubs (and its companion alt.sex.prostitution) I found the trail here not long after this place got rolling. And I've lurked and Delurked ever since.... of course, Phil-dot will tell you I'm a figment of Mikey's imagination.

Strip clubs in Detroit were much tamer back in those days, girls would dance on a wood box in front of your chair for a $5 tip or for dollar tips at the stage. The first extras clubs I experienced were the Market Street Cinema in SF, a defunct club in Hammond IN that is now a Mexican restaurant, and the now defunct Wood-Six Theater in Highland Park MI. Discovering extras girls was eye opening- I never want to go back to the lame way things were in the earlier days of clubbing.

I became a sorta regular SCer at 30 when I moved to Dallas in 2000 - but back then I was not that hardcore a SCer and had a job that kept me very busy plus I had more of a social life back then; i.e. I didn't really bother getting into SCing as much and was content w/ the handful of clubs I got to know w/ the first-one being Baby Dolls and I really didn't feel too big a need to research SCs on the web thus why I was unaware of TUSCL for almost my first 12 years of somewhat regular SCing.

I relocated back to Miami end of '09 but didn't SC in 2010 and started up a bit in 2011 - in early 2012 I was planning on a trip back to Dallas for a few days and wanted to check-out the Houston scene while I was in Dallas for about 5 days -I needed info on the Houston clubs and I started looking online - I had come across TUSCL 2 or 3 times b/f when doing online searches but one needed to become a VIP to read the reviews and I automatically assumed that meant paying a fee and I did not like having to pay websites for info so I kinda dismissed TUSCL.

As my Houston trip approached I said what the heck and paid for a lifetime VIP so I could read the reviews (it was $79 at the time) - I either did not notice one could get VIP by writing a review or was not interested in writing one and thought $79 for a lifetime VIP was fairly cheap so I got the lifetime VIP and became a TUSCLer of sorts.

With so many clubs and so many reviews I was not sure which clubs were worth-it - I noticed the Discussion tab but thought to myself "what kind of perverts take part on a strip-club discussion board; I ain't no pervert" - but decided to peek at the discussion board and saw there was a lot of good info being shared and thus I posted a question asking for Houston club info and got back some solid info - noticing that the Discussion board was a good place for SC info I started browsing the threads and found them interesting and decided to participate and glad I did b/c I have learned a lot and not only about SCing but def learned from TUSCL the most important things when it comes to SCing - I def liked SCing and it became my fave hobby in good-part due to TUSCL and if it wasn't for TUSCL i may have never known about Follies and what a fun-club it is (and Inner Room in Cocoa Beach closer to me in Miami).

Another blast from the past. Juice, you have grown over the years. I know you've pissed off many, but I knew that when I met you down at Follies for the meetup a short while back, everything would be fine.

Just by googling for strip club lists.

Had known of book, sold for those selling equipment to strip clubs, but also for traveling executives. But I found TUSCL, to me more just a list of strip clubs, than a forum or reviews.

SJG

I like the copy of "The System" had tuscl references in it. Motörhead! Lol....

Vince that was a huge compliment..thanks man

motorhead lololol

that kind of post is what makes me miss him so much :(

A few months ago I was looking for reviews of clubs on google.

I was digging into the social media accounts for the local clubs and TUSCL's Twitter account came up as an "also followed" account.

I think that my presence here has been significantly less dramatic than most.