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Question to the Ladies, Surfaces for Walking in Stripper Shoes?

san_jose_guy
money was invented for handing to women, but buying dances is a chump's game
Wednesday, November 20, 2019 6:16 PM
For the highest of stripper shoes, what kinds of surfaces do you like to walk on? I mean both floors and stages. And I assume you want it to be non-slippery and flat, no divots. Do you also care about the sound, do you want there to be a great deal of sound, to add to the effect? Do you like the shoes that have batteries and LED's, and flash as you walk? So I wonder about carpet, too soft, too quite? How about linoleum? How about hardwood tiles? How about hard tiles like bathroom floors? Terrocata Tile? Looks nice, hard, loud, but not always 100% smooth. [view link] Rosicrucian Temple San Jose, advertised as all tile: [view link] How about bare concrete, or painted with poly urethane? How about with a Jackson Pollack painted on it? Brass Rail had Plexiglas stage top, with white fluorescent lights underneath. I liked the light from below. Quite noisy if music was off. Please let us know, and please explain your reasoning. From my perspective, should be good traction and smooth. Not sure if girls think about that noise of walking in high heels. Would you even want it to be amplified sound? Hard floors can be neat, and this is why AMORC advertises its temple. But that is not anything like a strip club or sex temple. People still like the floor tiles. But hard floors make for echoy rooms. What do the ladies, the ones who walk around in high heels, think about these issues. SJG

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  • san_jose_guy
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    5 years ago
    Types of tiles: [view link] SJG
  • san_jose_guy
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    5 years ago
    How about water features, like water underneath transparent parts of the stage? Maybe glass tiles which cover water channels, likely lighted, in the floor. How important or desirable is a carpet in a strip club? Other things on walls an ceiling could be used to dampen down echo. How about bigger than life display, showing girl currently on stage? How about the new types of vinyl flooring too? SJG
  • san_jose_guy
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    5 years ago
    At Viet Coffee Shops the floor are usually linoleum tiles. Not sure if terra-cotta tiles would be too uneven. But that harder surface would make more sound, probably more than even bare concrete. How many here find the sound of a woman walking in high heels to be a turn on? SJG
  • WinningdaChumpsGame
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    5 years ago
    HELP WANTED: Interior design specialist for a secret organization Must have references from the SC/brothel industry Females that are willing to dress for sex will be considered before other applicants WCG
  • san_jose_guy
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    5 years ago
    ^^^^^^^ Yep! But actually, our group will have no component of P4P, even though most of the early women will be coming from Strip Clubs and AMPs. When they are ready for our group, they know that it cannot be like that. Other people find the sound of a woman in high heels walking on the floor to be a turn on. What kinds of floor and stage surfaces are best? SJG The Undisputed Truth - Smiling Faces Sometimes [view link] [view link] [view link] THE UNDISPUTED TRUTH-walk on by [view link] The Undisputed Truth ‎– You Make Your Own Heaven And Hell Right Here On Earth ℗ 1971 [view link] Little Child Runnin' Wild -- Curtis Mayfield [view link] Inner City Blues (Make Me Wanna Holler) Marvin Gaye [view link] Ben Fong-Torres [view link]
  • san_jose_guy
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    5 years ago
    [view link] Most of the videos are on hardwood, but there are other examples. Hard wood could have more of a resonance because it does not uniformly stick tight to the sub floor. Hardwood stairs also quite dramatic sounds. How many, like me, find these kinds of sounds to be a turn on? SJG
  • san_jose_guy
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    5 years ago
  • nicespice
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    5 years ago
    I like to walk on top of molten lava
  • san_jose_guy
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    5 years ago
    Need special high heels for that, even cast iron will melt around 3000 deg F. Lava has lots of iron, but still hotter than that. Strip club is probably bad example for talking about sound, cause of music and large crowd. One AMP, now PD closed it, did have tile floors and the sound was a turn on. Do people like tile floors better or hardwood? Carpet has its uses due to acoustics, damping echos, but the high heel sound, I find to be a turn on. Tile floors are a big reason why people like this temple. It does feel really neat to be in it. But no, it does not get dolled up hotties in stripper shoes walking in it. [view link] SJG
  • san_jose_guy
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    5 years ago
    LED lighted: [view link] With some the LED's flash when the lady walks. Any of our ladies have shoes like this? Pressure sensors where? How to replace or recharge batteries? People like these? SJG
  • san_jose_guy
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    5 years ago
    Not sure if these work on pressure sensors. They also need straps to keep them on when she is not on her feet. [view link] [view link] Linoleum is mostly just cheap. So are versions of painted concrete. But these still have their uses. So the main trade off is Tile or Hardwood, as I see it. Carpet does not last that long in high traffic buildings, it is mostly to damp sound. Plexiglas, with lights underneath would be interesting. At the Brass Rail it was I think frosted, to diffuse the light. That might have hid scratches. SJG
  • san_jose_guy
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    5 years ago
    Story of O, 1975 Brazilian Soft Core adaptation [view link] There are other interpretations on their initiation dresses. Ideas have changed over the decades. High Heels Parquet (hardwood) [view link] Sleep Music, High Heel Sounds [view link] Testing Amazon Brand [view link] On tile, but black and white looks like a Masonic or OTO Temple, and could it be linoleum? [view link] I think this is some kind of tile, but not the ground floor, not real heavy tiles [view link] I think tile beats out hardwood, so long as it is a place in the building which can take heavier tiles. Yes, linoleum is loud, but real tiles louder [view link] Here is hardwood [view link] makes nasty marks of floor. Tile wouldn't fail that easily. Some kind of carpet plus hardwood [view link] Hardwood [view link] Metal tips on tile [view link] Tile or Marble? not sure. Lots of leather flex sound [view link] Hardwood, cannot tell [view link] 22min [view link] Hardwood, 37 min [view link] Basement, stone? Really stone, or concrete. Loud [view link] ^^^^ really good sound! I think hardest surfaces are best. so concrete or tile, and like terracotta tiles. Concrete sound effect [view link] Here hard tiles, but is this kind of surface too uneven? [view link] Outdoor paving stones, but is this too uneven? [view link] kitchen tiles [view link] steel heel on wood decking [view link] Some kind of tiles, metal heels, awesome sound [view link] On indoor wood [view link] Only concerned about indoors. Wood can be very loud, but it is a more generic sound. Concrete good, but concrete still not as hard as tile. Tile best. Steel chisel will demolish concrete. But tiles do not give up chunks. Harder. Does nothing until you actually break it. Bisque fired amorphous. Tiles best! Floor tile selection, How important is a smooth surface? [view link] SJG Starts with High Heels Sounds F Me Pumps, Amy Winehouse [view link] Dolled Up Stripper Grade Hotties, what else is a temple for? 1916, Pre-Hayes Office [view link]
  • san_jose_guy
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    5 years ago
    Also starts with great high heels sounds [view link] To me sounds more like tile than wood, concrete, or linoleum. SJG
  • Htxx
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    5 years ago
    I’d rather be an alcoholic heroine addicted junkie then respond to this absolutely fucking stupid and insipid topic. How Fucked up are you that you ask this kind of stupid shit?
  • Jascoi
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    5 years ago
    hey. I happen to like the sound of a girl walking in heels
  • TFP
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    5 years ago
    @Sal69 I think it's been determined quite some time ago that this dude is absolutely fucked in the mind....
  • Htxx
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    5 years ago
    Tfp I had no idea but wow what a fucktard
  • SirLapdancealot
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    5 years ago
    @Sal69 san_jose_creep is TUSCL's resident village idiot.
  • PaulDrake
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    5 years ago
    Derp Derp Derp Derp
  • san_jose_guy
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    5 years ago
    Sal69, TFP, and Drake: Go shit someplace else! [view link] SJG
  • san_jose_guy
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    5 years ago
    Yes, this video starts off good with the high heels sound. Amy Winehouse - You Know I'm No Good [view link] Sounds like an echoy room. Hard floor will be like that. Also makes it hard to play recorded music or voice. But how bad it is will depend on how big the room is. And then also what is on the walls and ceiling. In office work areas the noise level will get deafening if you do not have a carpet. So things should be designed carefully. SJG
  • san_jose_guy
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    5 years ago
    Trying CRAZY High Heels From WISH !! pray for my ankles & my moms :O [view link] SJG
  • Stephanie4life
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    5 years ago
    Tile is meh.. Carpet is ok. Concert floor is ok. Glass/mirrored stages suck in heel. Especially if somebody/anybody is using baby oil. It's ass busting, literally!
  • san_jose_guy
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    5 years ago
    What is Concert Floor? You say tile is meh, what do you mean? As I know, most clubs prohibit dances from using body lotions and oils for this reason. Do you think tile floors are too rough or uneven for high heels? I like your profile picture, that curious outfit you are wearing with your stripper shoes. SJG
  • san_jose_guy
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    5 years ago
    Metal stairs have their good uses: [view link] SJG
  • Aspen_Holiday
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    5 years ago
    I’m not going to make this super long. Lots of flooring are slippery in heels when they are new. Even once the heels get good traction hard floors - hardwood, tile, etc. are a concern for me at clubs due to spilled drinks that could cause you to slip. Obviously a colored drink would be easy to spot and clean. But a small amount of water could spill, go unnoticed and cause a fall. The same is a concern on rainy days. People track in water so you would have to constantly be cleaning the floor or watch to make sure customers really wipe their feet. I prefer carpet. But the carpet must be short and have little or no padding. Think carpet with short fibers over concrete. Carpets with long fibers and on padding make a soft surface that is hard to walk on. I used to wear my heels to swinger parties back when that was my thing and they are so hard on the wrong surfaces. As far as stages I’ve danced on what I assume is plexiglass and granite. I liked both. Of course both could be slick in the right situation but that’s unavoidable with most stages.
  • san_jose_guy
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    5 years ago
    Thanks Aspen! So are some tile floors too rough surfaced, terracotta? Big grout gaps? [view link] Carpet is usually to keep sound down, or where people want to walk barefoot. But carpet wears faster than tile. Wood is hard, but not that hard. Makes sound, and that is what I am most interested in. Heels can damage wood. Metal heals could even damage concrete. Tile harder than concrete, tough concrete with metal is stronger. Tile has an appeal for me, mostly sound. Aspen, you mention Swingers Parties, got me curious. Some such parties allow "Swing Club Escorts", while others do not. I like that idea, like to meet some of the women who do that. SJG
  • san_jose_guy
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    5 years ago
    So okay ladies, do you think the 9" and 10" shoes are good, or are they excessive? [view link] Local store, Pierre Silber, used to make the disclaimer for the 9" and 10" that they are not for walking or dancing, they are only for sitting and lying. Pleaser 10", and going outside onto the concrete [view link] Do you think such disclaimers are needed? If you think 9" and 10" are okay, should they now start to offer 11" and 12"? SJG The Who - We're Not Gonna Take It / See Me, Feel Me [view link]
  • san_jose_guy
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    5 years ago
    ^^^^^ Yes, above shoes come with note in box which says that they are for show only, only for sitting and lying down. SJG
  • san_jose_guy
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    5 years ago
    Trying CRAZY High Heels From WISH !! pray for my ankles & my moms :O [view link] Pleaser [view link] About [view link] " [view link] is the partner retailer for Pleaser USA Inc., which has been in business since 1993. Based in Southern California, Pleaser USA Inc. has pioneered the footwear industry for many subcultures by innovating new styles and redefining older ones. Our vast collection of footwear spans many different categories, embodied by powerful brand names such as Pleaser, Demonia, and Funtasma to name a few. " Mail-In Inquiries 105 S Puente St. Brea, CA 92821 United States [view link] [view link] Fuck Me Shoes [view link] [view link] [view link] [view link] Do you think high heels are misogynistic or otherwise destructive to women? SJG
  • san_jose_guy
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    5 years ago
    So this is where stripper shoes come from. Use zoom outs and changing back to maps to see where this is. [view link] [view link] Say between City of Industry, and going South to Fullerton / Anaheim. [view link] [view link] [view link] CA Sec State [view link] CA Business Search, trying to search has so far yielded nothing [view link] Name Availability [view link] ^^^^^ have to send letter, but maybe by PDF. Pole Active ( looks interesting ) [view link] [view link] [view link] 180,000 sq foot facility, 51 to 200 employees, privately held [view link] [view link] Gets its supplies from: [view link] [view link] They say Pleaser was organized in 1993. My first sighting of a modern platform stripper shoe was in 1996. [view link] Yes, so business data seems harder to get than it used to be. Sounds like privately held corp, from 1993. But have no idea where it is incorporated or who owns it. Seems to get supplies from Asia, like China or Taiwan. So the keys to my sexual desire all comes from one building in Brea California? SJG
  • san_jose_guy
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    5 years ago
    Pleaser 7" thigh high boots, white: [view link] So I guess then it is this Pleaser USA Inc which is solely responsible for transforming the landscape of sexual desire. SJG
  • san_jose_guy
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    5 years ago
    Here BBB listing on Pleaser USA, tells me more than I had found to date: [view link] Dun and Bradstreet ( used to be able to get lots of info for free and without registering. I guess not now. ) [view link] Only 24 hour free trial. Fuck that. Pleaser 679 South Placentia Avenue Fullerton, CA 92831-5112 Mr. Bill Bonorris, first name I have for it. Some discussion: [view link] [view link] Seems to own one truck? [view link] Here, Mr. Bill Bonorris [view link] Vice President, Operations at Pleaser USA Inc [view link] This has other women's shoes, but for the extremes, pleaser is the ultimate [view link] Alternative Footwear UK, has multiple brands, but they all look like Pleaser lines. [view link] here, business data, free account: [view link] Still have to pay for what you use. NFG! Doesn't even seem to work! This could be good: [view link] ^^^ Can't even make it come up with pleaser. how about this: [view link] ^^^ yeah, same one, does not work. SJG
  • san_jose_guy
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    5 years ago
    So Pleaser get's its supplies from [view link] Which I guess means China. [view link] The other Pleaser building, Fullerton [view link] ^^^ from railroad side These are both heavy industry type buildings, not directly at street side. These guys have completely revolutionized sexual desire! [view link] SJG
  • san_jose_guy
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    5 years ago
    So the only name I can get for Pleaser USA Inc is Ops VP Bill Bonorris. I find one guy who is 71 and another who is 52, all seeming to have originated in CA. [view link] Ladies, what holds the straps to the bases? A dancer in Portland posted an article which says the Mean Time Before Failure for such shoes is about one month, true? Ever rip on apart to see how it was put together? I find this: [view link] Better Business Bureau [view link] Do you think Pleaser and their extreme shoes would attract lawsuits? Do the hotties in TJ also wear shoes made by Pleaser, or are their other brands? Acrylic Molding [view link] [view link] [view link] Art plastic : designed for living / by Andrea DiNoto ; principal photography by David Arky. (1984) [view link] Anyone ever been inside either of the Pleaser buildings, no anyone who works there? SJG SJG Eric Clapton - Layla - Crossroads Guitar Festival 2004 (quite fast, using drawbar organ, all good) [view link]
  • san_jose_guy
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    5 years ago
  • san_jose_guy
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    5 years ago
    High Heels and Foot Injuries: The Ugly Truth About Those Beautiful Heels [view link] "For every day wear, heels that are an inch to an inch-and-a-half are fine. If the heels are higher, limit wearing them to no more than a few hours at a time. " High Heels, High Risk [view link] "From 2002 to 2012, more than 123,000 injuries from wearing high heels were treated in US emergency rooms " "Close to half of US women wear high heels, and those who wear them own an average of nine pairs each. The shoes tend to make a regular appearance even though 71 percent of women surveyed by the American Podiatric Medical Association (APMA) said the shoes hurt their feet.1 When asked what they'd do if the shoes hurt, 38 percent of women confessed they'd continue to wear them anyway if it was a pair they liked. You might assume that the pain you're experiencing is temporary, and once you take the heels off to give your feet a rub and some time to recuperate, they'll be back to normal. However, over time wearing high heels can lead to chronic problems, not only with your feet but also elsewhere in your body. " Pleaser [view link] SJG
  • Mate27
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    5 years ago
    ^^ STFU!
  • san_jose_guy
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    5 years ago
    Foot wear injury cases. Not sure that any are suing the footwear manufacturer or retailer, or the wearer's employer. [view link] SJG
  • san_jose_guy
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    5 years ago
    "The Court of Appeals determined that there was absolutely no evidence that Jennifer’s high heels contributed to her fall in the restroom. While the defense lawyer argued that she had “assumed the risk” by wearing 4 to 5 inch heels, that wasn’t enough." This kind of stuff could become a problem! [view link] [view link] [view link] High Heel Shoes Made of Lucite [view link] how are the straps attached to the base? SJG
  • san_jose_guy
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    5 years ago
    High Heels Shoes Made of Lucite [view link] Lucite International [view link] [view link] Lucite, defn [view link] Lucite is a trademark name of [view link] PMMA Lucite versus Acrylic [view link] Lucite High Heels [view link] Nice Fuck Me Shoes [view link] Lucite Straps [view link] [view link] [view link] Some funky shoes and some very high heels [view link] SJG
  • san_jose_guy
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    5 years ago
    Lady Gaga, extreme Pleasers [view link] Pleaser Fashion Show [view link] SJG Stripper Gets Tricked Into Kissing Salmon Andy by Ice Poseidon [view link] TJ School Girls [view link] Bob Seger Travelin Man Beautiful Loser [view link]
  • san_jose_guy
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    5 years ago
    So Pleaser makes these: [view link] and these [view link] nice enclosed heel pleasers [view link] Pleaser 10" Thing Highs [view link] SJG Year of the Rat 1/25/2020 [view link]
  • san_jose_guy
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    5 years ago
    Floor Tiles [view link] Can't find any made hollow underneath so they echo and are louder. SJG
  • san_jose_guy
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    5 years ago
    Awesome shoes: [view link] Do not know who makes these, or how they are made. SJG
  • san_jose_guy
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    5 years ago
    I think these kinds of enclosed heel shoes would be better for when the girl wants to pull hard and squeeze tight. [view link] SJG Year of the Rat 1/25/2020 [view link]
  • Tiburon
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    5 years ago
    SJG is planning to build a stripper stage in his basement for his secret captured harem or spinner strippers. But will still refuse sex before consensual marriage....
  • san_jose_guy
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    5 years ago
    Women parading around in high heels and makeup, that's what its all about. SJG
  • san_jose_guy
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    5 years ago
    Lucite / Acrylic [view link] PMMA Polymethyl methacrylate [view link] [view link] The materials sourcebook for design professionals / Rob Thompson ; photography by Martin Thompson ; engineering calculations by Nigel Burgess (2017 - not circulating ) Every molecule tells a story / Simon Cotton. Boca Raton, Fla. : CRC Press, [2012] How High Heels are made, with book list: [view link] These are extreme, might be non-pleaser. Steep inclination, very small heel cross section. [view link] These seem to be Pleaser [view link] Some mention of Canada, but sounds Chinese [view link] Try to look up Pleaser USA. They also have makeup bags. Very smart. [view link] Maybe this is where the Pleaser USA shoes come from? [view link] [view link] [view link] says it is in China Shows high heels being made in Huizhou, Southern China, near ports of Shenzhen and Guangzhou. Huidong Twoland Shoes Co., Ltd Shows shoes by Leecabe Holo Blue 20CM/8inches Pole dancing shoes High Heel platform Boots closed toe Pole Dance boots but they are clearly on Pleaser USA signature bases. [view link] So are all Pleaser USA shoes made in China, by Leecabe, and distributed bu Alibaba? Of Leecabe Alibaba says $50 Meg to $100 Meg annual revenue. ANd then we have the more extreme shoes, steeper incline, smaller heel cross section. Cream - White Room -1968 [view link] Guess Who - Come Undone [view link] Steppenwolf - Born To Be Wild 1968 [view link] Yes - Yours Is No Disgrace - Live at Beat-Club - 1971 - Remastered [view link] [view link] TJ Street [view link] [view link] [view link] [view link] [view link]
  • san_jose_guy
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    5 years ago
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    5 years ago
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  • san_jose_guy
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    5 years ago
    How high heels are made, with book list, mid 90's [view link] Talks about orthopedic problems. City of Fullerton [view link] Here it has their business tax schedules [view link] Here is how to search the biz license database [view link] address: Pleaser USA, Inc. 679 S. Placentia Avenue Fullerton, CA 92831 looking by name or by address I get NOTHING other address: Pleaser USA, Inc. 105 S. Puente Street Brea, CA 92821 Brea [view link] special rules for massage [view link] Brea Business License Tool Kit [view link] Brea Business List [view link] ^^^^ pleaser not on list. Starting a business in Brea [view link] County Clerk Recorder for FBN's [view link] Says you find FBN's here [view link] okay this is real slow going, lots of dead ends. I find three FBN registrations for Pleaser USA, all in Brea, and they all say GOLDEN DELTA ENTERPRISES INC Okay, this is some kind of lawsuit [view link] THis was about lead in some Halloween Jewelry [view link] Some sort of supply chain intelligence [view link] STill slow going learning anything! SJG
  • san_jose_guy
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    5 years ago
    ^^^^ many times, over 6000 Kg shipments from China to Fullerton or Brea, for Pleaser USA, but also now this Golden Delta Name. SJG
  • san_jose_guy
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    4 years ago
    Yes of course, extreme high heels aren't good for much walking if any. They are just bed shoes. Pleaser makes 6" single sole, and they are steep. But they also make 6" platform sandals, not as steep. Then also 7" and 8", and then now 9" and 10" [view link] We had a dancer who posted an article that says that stripper shoes only last about 1 month, then they break. Have any idea what the Mean Time Before Failure is? Anyone ever rip a broken Pleaser apart and see how it was made? Does anyone else make stripper shoes besides Pleaser? As I know, these new lucite shoes are liked because they are lighter and stronger than the wooden platform sandals from the 70's. A girl in high school with me, made herself a pair of wooden platform high heels. She made the bases in woodshop, a big job. Included clamping and gluing. Then she was going to make the upper parts out of leather. I think brass headed tacks would attach them. First time I saw the modern lucite heels, red, was in 1996. I was blown away by how high they were. Latina wearing them with thigh high stockings and ready for back parking lot mini-van FS. Sounds like Pleaser started in 1993. Are they the only maker? Most of these sandals only have straps on the left and right side of the heel. To me that looks marginal. One of the ways of taking a bad tumble is just if a girl's heel comes off of her shoe. All other things being equal, are these better? [view link] Heel enclosure and strap. SJG
  • san_jose_guy
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    4 years ago
    Lucite Manufacturing [view link] Brooklyn, NY Manufacturing processes for textile and fashion design professionals / Rob Thompson ; photographs by Martin Thompson. (2014) How to cast acrylic resin [view link] "Mix the acrylic resin and catalyst in the mixing cup according to the directions with your product." "Pour the mixed acrylic resin into the mold and allow it to cure as per the directions. Remove the freshly cast jewel and clean off the cooking spray with paper towels. Sand away any sharp edges with a Dremel bit and cover with clear nail polish or acrylic sealer for protection. Another layer of sealer will have to be added on top of a paint job if you decide to decorate your piece. " video [view link] [view link] epoxy [view link] [view link] the stuff [view link] epoxy [view link] epoxy paints [view link] flooring, where this thread originally started: [view link] Epoxy adhesives are a major part of the class of adhesives called "structural adhesives" or "engineering adhesives" (that includes polyurethane, acrylic, cyanoacrylate, and other chemistries.) [view link] ^^^^^ these sorts of chemicals tend to be pricey! acrylic [view link] Organic chemistry / David Klein (2012), various editions, looks to be in high demand, always checked out. SJG The One Thing Each Zodiac Sign Should Try In Bed In 2020 [view link] TJ Street [view link] [view link] [view link] [view link] [view link] [view link] Stockroom [view link] [view link] [view link] [view link] Leave the panties off of course: [view link] Larsa Pippen [view link] [view link] [view link] [view link] ELP | Emerson, Lake & Palmer - 40th Anniversary Reunion - Full Concert ᴴᴰ 2010 [view link]
  • san_jose_guy
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    4 years ago
    Anyone ever tear the sole liner off of a Pleaser? Are the strap attachments recessed into the Lucite base? Do these look like they were cut with a milling machine, or like they are already in the mold? Any pins used to hold the straps on, pins made of what? SJG
  • san_jose_guy
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    4 years ago
    Walmart's Lucite [view link] SUMMITFASHIONS phone number matches [view link] Summit Fashions, serious highheels! [view link] But don't know who makes it. Looks like Pleaser. Lake Orion Michigan [view link] [view link] [view link] SJG
  • san_jose_guy
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    4 years ago
    [view link] are these made out of the same Lucite as the stripper shoe platforms? That suggests that such Lucite is really strong, cause i know that such screwdrivers, used as intended, last. SJG
  • san_jose_guy
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    4 years ago
    Lucite cabinet handle [view link] Lucite handle screw drivers ( I can attest that these are strong and durable ) [view link] Lucite pull handles [view link] Lucite Chemistry [view link] SJG
  • san_jose_guy
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    Lucite for screw driver handles, and for come fuck me heels. " Lucite, also called Plexiglas, British Perspex, trademark name of polymethyl methacrylate, a synthetic organic compound of high molecular weight made by combination of many simple molecules of the ester methyl methacrylate (monomer) into long chains (polymer); this process (polymerization) may be effected by light or heat, although chemical catalysts are usually employed in manufacture of the commercial product. " [view link] [view link] Polymethyl methacrylate (PMMA), a synthetic resin produced from the polymerization of methyl methacrylate. A transparent and rigid plastic, PMMA is often used as a substitute for glass in products such as shatterproof windows, skylights, illuminated signs, and aircraft canopies. It is sold under the trademarks Plexiglas, Lucite, and Perspex. PMMA, an ester of methacrylic acid (CH2=C[CH3]CO2H), belongs to the important acrylic family of resins. In modern production it is obtained principally from propylene, a compound refined from the lighter fractions of crude oil. Propylene and benzene are reacted together to form cumene, or isopropylbenzene; the cumene is oxidized to cumene hydroperoxide, which is treated with acid to form acetone; the acetone is in turn converted in a three-step process to methyl methacrylate (CH2=C[CH3]CO2CH3), a flammable liquid. Methyl methacrylate, in bulk liquid form or suspended as fine droplets in water, is polymerized (its molecules linked together in large numbers) under the influence of free-radical initiators to form solid PMMA. The structure of the polymer repeating unit is: Molecular structure.. The presence of the pendant methyl (CH3) groups prevents the polymer chains from packing closely in a crystalline fashion and from rotating freely around the carbon-carbon bonds. As a result, PMMA is a tough and rigid plastic. In addition, it has almost perfect transmission of visible light, and, because it retains these properties over years of exposure to ultraviolet radiation and weather, it is an ideal substitute for glass. A most successful application is in internally lighted signs for advertising and directions. PMMA is also employed in domed skylights, swimming pool enclosures, aircraft canopies, instrument panels, and luminous ceilings. For these applications the plastic is drawn into sheets that are machined or thermoformed, but it is also injection-molded into automobile lenses and lighting-fixture covers. Because PMMA displays the unusual property of keeping a beam of light reflected within its surfaces, it is frequently made into optical fibres for telecommunication or endoscopy. Polymethyl methacrylate was discovered in the early 1930s by British chemists Rowland Hill and John Crawford at Imperial Chemical Industries (ICI) in England. ICI registered the product under the trademark Perspex. About the same time, chemist and industrialist Otto Röhm of Rohm and Haas AG in Germany attempted to produce safety glass by polymerizing methyl methacrylate between two layers of glass. The polymer separated from the glass as a clear plastic sheet, which Röhm gave the trademarked name Plexiglas. Both Perspex and Plexiglas were commercialized in the late 1930s. In the United States, E.I. du Pont de Nemours & Company (now DuPont Company) subsequently introduced its own product under the trademark Lucite. The first major application of the new plastic took place during World War II, when PMMA was made into aircraft windows and bubble canopies for gun turrets. Civilian applications followed after the war. for more: [view link] [view link] SJG “I cannot teach anybody anything. I can only make them think.” —Socrates [view link]
  • san_jose_guy
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    PMMA Chemistry ( aircraft gun turrets, screw driver handles, and the high heels shoes which have revolutionized eroticism ) Fuck, some people are using this as a drug? Not sure if it is the same stuff. [view link] ^^^^ I think it is not the same! Polymethyl methacrylate (PMMA), what I am interested in. [view link] (C5O2H8)n but modified PMMA is sometimes able to achieve high scratch and impact resistance ( do they use mechanical polishing on stripper shoe bases? flame polishing? Anyone see any mold marks? ) [view link] Lichtenberg figure: high voltage dielectric breakdown in an acrylic polymer block [view link] ^^^^^ not the same [view link] The first acrylic acid was created in 1843. Methacrylic acid, derived from acrylic acid, was formulated in 1865. The reaction between methacrylic acid and methanol results in the ester methyl methacrylate.[citation needed] Polymethyl methacrylate was discovered in the early 1930s by British chemists Rowland Hill and John Crawford at Imperial Chemical Industries (ICI) in England.[citation needed] ICI registered the product under the trademark Perspex. About the same time, chemist and industrialist Otto Röhm of Rohm and Haas AG in Germany attempted to produce safety glass by polymerizing methyl methacrylate between two layers of glass. The polymer separated from the glass as a clear plastic sheet, which Röhm gave the trademarked name Plexiglas in 1933.[citation needed] Both Perspex and Plexiglas were commercialized in the late 1930s. In the United States, E.I. du Pont de Nemours & Company (now DuPont Company) subsequently introduced its own product under the trademark Lucite. In 1936 ICI Acrylics (now Lucite International) began the first commercially viable production of acrylic safety glass. During World War II both Allied and Axis forces used acrylic glass for submarine periscopes and aircraft windshields, canopies, and gun turrets.[citation needed] Airplane pilots whose eyes were damaged by flying shards of PMMA fared much better than those injured by standard glass, demonstrating better compatibility between human tissue and PMMA than glass.[7] Civilian applications followed after the war.[8] Takes 2 Kg of petroleum to make 1 Kg of PMMA. PMMA is routinely produced by emulsion polymerization, solution polymerization, and bulk polymerization. Generally, radical initiation is used (including living polymerization methods), but anionic polymerization of PMMA can also be performed. To produce 1 kg (2.2 lb) of PMMA, about 2 kg (4.4 lb) of petroleum is needed.[citation needed] PMMA produced by radical polymerization (all commercial PMMA) is atactic and completely amorphous. The glass transition temperature (Tg) of atactic PMMA is 105 °C (221 °F). The Tg values of commercial grades of PMMA range from 85 to 165 °C (185 to 329 °F); the range is so wide because of the vast number of commercial compositions which are copolymers with co-monomers other than methyl methacrylate. PMMA is thus an organic glass at room temperature; i.e., it is below its Tg. The forming temperature starts at the glass transition temperature and goes up from there.[18] All common molding processes may be used, including injection molding, compression molding, and extrusion. The highest quality PMMA sheets are produced by cell casting, but in this case, the polymerization and molding steps occur concurrently. The strength of the material is higher than molding grades owing to its extremely high molecular mass. Rubber toughening has been used to increase the toughness of PMMA to overcome its brittle behavior in response to applied loads. PMMA can be joined using cyanoacrylate cement (commonly known as superglue), with heat (welding), or by using chlorinated solvents such as dichloromethane or trichloromethane[19] (chloroform) to dissolve the plastic at the joint, which then fuses and sets, forming an almost invisible weld. Scratches may easily be removed by polishing or by heating the surface of the material. Laser cutting may be used to form intricate designs from PMMA sheets. PMMA vaporizes to gaseous compounds (including its monomers) upon laser cutting, so a very clean cut is made, and cutting is performed very easily. However, the pulsed lasercutting introduces high internal stresses along the cut edge, which on exposure to solvents produce undesirable "stress-crazing" at the cut edge and several millimetres deep. Even ammonium-based glass-cleaner and almost everything short of soap-and-water produces similar undesirable crazing, sometimes over the entire surface of the cut parts, at great distances from the stressed edge.[20] Annealing the PMMA sheet/parts is therefore an obligatory post-processing step when intending to chemically bond lasercut parts together. In the majority of applications, it will not shatter. Rather, it breaks into large dull pieces. Since PMMA is softer and more easily scratched than glass, scratch-resistant coatings are often added to PMMA sheets to protect it (as well as possible other functions). Methyl methacrylate "synthetic resin" for casting (simply the bulk liquid chemical) may be used in conjunction with a polymerization catalyst such as methyl ethyl ketone peroxide (MEKP), to produce hardened transparent PMMA in any shape, from a mold. Objects like insects or coins, or even dangerous chemicals in breakable quartz ampules, may be embedded in such "cast" blocks, for display and safe handling. More dense than water, but about half the density of glass. Do not want to be around any PMMA fires, as it create formaldehyde if burned. ( An idea, Fembot sex dolls don't need to have feet, as extreme Lucite High Heels can just be screwed directly on to their ankles, thus minimizing fall potential. ) refractive index (1.4905 at 589.3 nm) PMMA swells and dissolves in many organic solvents; it also has poor resistance to many other chemicals due to its easily hydrolyzed ester groups. Nevertheless, its environmental stability is superior to most other plastics such as polystyrene and polyethylene, and PMMA is therefore often the material of choice for outdoor applications.[24] [view link] ^^^^^^ Pieces of perspex, the windscreen of a German plane shot down during World War II A small amount of acrylate comonomers are routinely used in PMMA grades destined for heat processing, since this stabilizes the polymer to depolymerization ("unzipping") during processing. Comonomers such as butyl acrylate are often added to improve impact strength. Comonomers such as methacrylic acid can be added to increase the glass transition temperature of the polymer for higher temperature use such as in lighting applications. Plasticizers may be added to improve processing properties, lower the glass transition temperature, or improve impact properties. Dyes may be added to give color for decorative applications, or to protect against (or filter) UV light. Fillers may be added to improve cost-effectiveness. Methyl methacrylate "synthetic resin" for casting (simply the bulk liquid chemical) may be used in conjunction with a polymerization catalyst such as methyl ethyl ketone peroxide (MEKP), to produce hardened transparent PMMA in any shape, from a mold. Objects like insects or coins, or even dangerous chemicals in breakable quartz ampules, may be embedded in such "cast" blocks, for display and safe handling. Acrylic paint essentially consists of PMMA suspended in water; however since PMMA is hydrophobic, a substance with both hydrophobic and hydrophilic groups needs to be added to facilitate the suspension. Modern furniture makers, especially in the 1960s and 1970s, seeking to give their products a space age aesthetic, incorporated Lucite and other PMMA products into their designs, especially office chairs. Many other products (for example, guitars) are sometimes made with acrylic glass to make the commonly opaque objects translucent. [view link] 10-meter (33-foot) deep Monterey Bay Aquarium tank has acrylic windows up to 33 centimeters (13 inches) thick to withstand the water pressure ( should then be able to make Jacuzzi compatible stripper shoes, though not sure if we really want that. ) Artificial Teeth: While denture teeth can be made of several different materials, PMMA is a material of choice for the manufacturing of artificial teeth used in dental prosthetics. Mechanical properties of the material allow for heightened control of aesthetics, easy surface adjustments, decreased risk of fracture when in function in the oral cavity, and minimal wear against opposing teeth. Additionally, since the bases of dental prosthetics are often constructed using PMMA, adherence of PMMA denture teeth to PMMA denture bases is unparalleled, leading to the construction of a strong and durable prosthetic.[41] In the 1950s and 1960s, Lucite was an extremely popular material for jewelry, with several companies specialized in creating high-quality pieces from this material. Lucite beads and ornaments are still sold by jewelry suppliers. In the 1960s, luthier Dan Armstrong developed a line of electric guitars and basses whose bodies were made completely of acrylic. These instruments were marketed under the Ampeg brand. Ibanez[50] and B.C. Rich have also made acrylic guitars. Ludwig-Musser makes a line of acrylic drums called Vistalites, well known as being used by Led Zeppelin drummer John Bonham. Artificial nails in the "acrylic" type often include PMMA powder.[51] High Heels [view link] Bass [view link] SJG SJG Great Enclosed Heel Stripper Shoes [view link] “I cannot teach anybody anything. I can only make them think.” —Socrates [view link]
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    [view link] [view link] [view link] [view link] ^^^^ heated injection and heated dry time of about 3 hours [view link] Charles A. Harper Seems to have written some good books, plastics and electronics [view link] And in libraries: Plastics materials and processes : a concise encyclopedia / Charles A. Harper, Edward M. Petrie (2003) and Handbook of adhesives and sealants / Edward M. Petrie [view link] SJG Dental Implants with Mark Adams, DDS. [view link]
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    [view link] Plastics materials / J.A. Brydson. 1995, in libraries, deals with this stuff and other kinds of plastics. [view link] [view link] [view link] [view link] [view link] [view link] 4 pages [view link] 3 pages, says PMMA is very low cost. Injection molding [view link] [view link] [view link] Dental Uses [view link] 6 pages [view link] PMMA is the low cost alternative to polycarbonate [view link] ^^^^ lots of info in its links, like in mold decorating and electronics. [view link] Can order from here and has pricing, shipping from Milwaukee [view link] SJG
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    So we hear that Pleaser USA is shut down over disruption of their supply chain from China? I had predicted this. Anyone got info about this? I might have to start using Viagra! SJG
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    Lights in the acrylic shoes? On steady or flashing? Or responding to pressure transducers when walking? SJG TJ Street [view link]
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    JordayRay, 6'4" in heels [view link] [view link] Awesome! SJG
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    [view link] recommended, and this company goes up to 9 inches. Ladies, Pleaser has 9" and 10", but they give some caveats. Do you think such heights are practical and safe? And if you say yes, do you think they should experiment with 11" and 12". I notice that the hellaheels 9" seem to be boots, so there is a full heel enclosure. Do you think that makes it safer, harder to fall off? SJG
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    ESS JAY GEE
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    Squarefoot Flooring has been a retail leader in the distribution of Flooring products for 10 Years. We currently provide services in Mississauga, Toronto, Brampton, Oakville, Markham, Richmond Hill [view link]
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    Pleaser 10' [view link] [view link] [view link] [view link] They aren't for walking. She won't need to take many steps. Ladies, do you think 9" and 10" heels are fine, or do you think they are excessive. If you say they are excessive, then what do you think should be the maximum height? Can you drive your car safely in such shoes? If you say 9 and 10 inch are fine, should they start making 11 and 12" ? SJG
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    CFM Heels [view link] [view link] [view link] [view link] [view link] SJG [view link] Pink Floyd - Shine On You Crazy Diamond (Parts 1-5 & 7) [PULSE Restored & Re-Edited] [view link]
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    ^ She'd happily stick that 9" up your ass to shut you up!
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    Excellent Design: Kaitlyn Tries Pleaser KISS-254 Black 6 Inch High Heel Shoes With Black Stockings And Velvet Skirt [view link] Catie Shop Tour In Fabulicious SULTRY-625 Black 6 Inch Heels Miniskirt Black Lace Top Stockings [view link] SJG
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    Rose Tries Out Pleaser ADORE-3000 Black Shiny 7 Inch High Heel Platform Boots With Test Walking [view link] SJG
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    Ashley Reviews Pleaser SPECTATOR-708RS Black Rhinestone 7 Inch High Heels Shoes Walking In The Rain [view link] [view link]
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    'what makes the site more searchable and more readable, and more amenable to good posts, is when people do some thinking first and make good threads that are amenable to continuing.' I take your quote above from another thread today. Question to the Ladies, I just breezed through this thread, 2 ladies replied, 1 comment was sarcastic. Both of those posts were from 2019! The few other replies were mostly WTF are you doing replies yet here we are, May 2022 and you're still posting and bumping this thread for yourself and yourself only then you complain when people question your sanity and motives! Earth to the creep, nobody cares about this thread the same as 99% of your other threads yet you continue force feeding this crap on the board. You're the biggest troll here, 100%, and your use the ignore ramblings don't change that fact!
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