Yes I know Google will generate a list of club but where's the fun in that.
What actual sc's clubs names pushed the envelope or make you chuckle
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Two that I've never been but were reviewed crack me up
Hot Seat, Hotsmouth VA & Torpedoes gentlemen's club Bound Brooklyn, NJ
Unusual, Strange and Funny club names
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last commentTorpedoes is actually in Bound Brook NJ. But yes odd name.
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A very long time ago, there used to be a club in Santa Rosa CA called "Everybody's Talking".
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American Bush in SLC is the best club name
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This is a bar for all of us PLs! South Hackensack NJ.
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buns n suds...
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"Titty City" in downtown Flint MI decades ago
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Delilah’s in Manville was “Franks Chicken House” a long time ago. But unusual, but they did serve fried chicken.
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PL bar sounds like something founder should own
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I particularly like the name Uncle Buck's Boobie Bungalow...
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The Chatterbox
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There was a place in Tennessee, I think in Johnson City, called the Fuzzy Hole.
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"Chix on Dix," sleazy club located on Dix Rd in metro Detroit and featured on the TV show called Bar Rescue.
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Two fruity entries: The Fuzzy Grape and the Golden Banana.
Peppermint Hippo cracks me up b/c it is such an obvious dig at SR
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My favorite strip club name is the "Great Alaskan Bush Company" in Anchorage, AK. A pretty standard mid-mileage club with a uniquely Alaskan decor, but the name always cracked me up.
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There's also one in Phoenix. used to be pretty good a long time ago.
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There was one in Eugene, OR, also.
Now it's called 'the Nile '
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Beansnappers in Appleton, WI
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Years ago, there was one in Beloit, Wisconsin called the Bear Chest Lounge. I enjoyed going there, but it has long since bit the dust.
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Something about “Pleasant Moments” always cracks me up.
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Used to be one in Newark NJ called Buns. The sign said, "Buns - It Ain't No Bakery".
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In keeping with the fruit tradition "cherrys". Mermaid (spermaid).
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@Studme53 I guess it's a bit more subtle than "Happy Endings"... 😁
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It used to be a bar and grill in West Virginia along I-79. But given its name, it should have been a SC: “Three Ways Inn”
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