Why no Dancer Names in Reviews?
When visiting out of town clubs, I have often thought that knowing the names of some good dancers would be helpful. TUSCL, however, has this unwritten rule apparently of not using dancer names in reviews. While I understand that we don’t need an explicit blow by blow (wasn’t intending that) of the activities, hearing from others about dancers that provide a good time would be helpful. Assuming that appropriate decorum is followed (this is the morally upstanding TUSCL after all), I would think dancers might appreciate the name-drop as well for business purposes.
Am I correct that this unwritten no-names rule exists here? And, if so, what are the rationales for it?
Am I correct that this unwritten no-names rule exists here? And, if so, what are the rationales for it?
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One thing that is encouraged on Tuscl is that ROB's should definitely be outed- preferably by name AND a detailed physical description. Dancers do change their s/n from time to time. You should have named that ROB in your recent Men's Club - Houston review.
If the multitude of shill reviews for certain clubs are any indication, at least some are. Who and how many - who knows? And are those who DO see descriptions of sexual activities taking action? It probably varies and, as 25 said, it may be less obvious in some cases yet equally damaging.
In a place that is so easily accessed by the general public, one must assume the worst and behave accordingly. There are only a few nationwide sites dedicated to strip clubs and as far as I know this one has the most club reviews, so one should assume that it is on the radar of at least a % of club managers/owners.
Some examples of what's ok:
"Bambi gives great dances; she's a lot of fun and I had a blast"
"I met a dancer just my type and she was down for some BBBJ and it was one of the best I've had" (ok to say this but not name the dancer which includes "writing it in code" like M***y; and maybe not describing in her in too great a detail which easily gives her away like "I got a great BBBJ from a blond with shoulder-length hair shaved on on side w/ a tattoo of a tasmanian-devil on her left shoulder-blade)
i.e. it's ok to name a dancer; and it's ok to describe extras-services, just best to avoid connecting the specific dancer to extras.
You are not bringing heat to a club by bragging. Every LEO knows that all this stuff is probably fantasy and fabrication and can’t be used. And if a place is very extras friendly you can be guaranteed LE already knows and you’re not letting some super secret out of the bag.