Making the most of restrictions

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• grand1511

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  4 years ago

  ...and heels that were covered with silver sequins. She really put to shame the majority of dancers who were wearing those light-blue surgical masks.
  
  Have you seen other dancers using the new restrictions to their advantage?
• sinclair

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  4 years ago

  The more creative dancers could do a little cosplay. Jade, Kitana, and Mileena in Mortal Kombat wore face masks in addition to sexy outfits.
  
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• wallanon

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  4 years ago

  Most of the dancers I see on the clubs only have masks around for show. Don't have them on enough to bother making them look good.
• nicespice

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  4 years ago

  On one hand, this whole recent thing of making customers wear masks during dances is a buzzkill. But on the other hand, it’s been blocking Mexicans from trying to put their saliva on one body part or another. Haven’t had to do a lot of dodging that at least. Lol!
  
  
• wallanon

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  4 years ago

  "On one hand, this whole recent thing of making customers wear masks during dances is a buzzkill."
  
  What do you mean? You mean like a dancer who was totally naked except for her mask (and no kidding freaked out if people weren't wearing one near her) pushing her nipple into my mask while giving an otherwise blazing hot dance?
  
  This is a girl I knew already, so just went with it for the strangeness of it all. That's the only dance I've done with a mask on so far. It wasn't as horrible as it might sound, but was memorable for the wrong reasons.
• gSteph

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  4 years ago

  Yeah, last dance I got (early June) we both had masks on. I knew I'd miss the nipples across the cheeks feeling (presuming that might happen) - but when dance started she ran her nipples across my forehead - and then slowly down to my thighs. I thought that was nice of her; cheeks missed out, but forehead went "hey, wow, I get it now, what a nice game".
  
  The mask decorating and/or matching to outfit - that's a nice touch, shows salemanship.
  
  
• grand1511

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  4 years ago

  Got a table-side dance today at Rick's Cabaret in Minneapolis. The dancer had a cloth mask on the whole time we chatted. Then when she danced...her top came off but a face shield went on her head while she was still wearing the mask.
  
  The club had been shutdown for a few days a couple weeks ago because of a postive test reported by someone working there. I wonder if it was her. No other dancers were double covered. I quit after just one dance. Way too weird.