discussion comment
3 years ago
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shailynnThey never tell you what you need to know.
Funniest pilot over the radio to the passengers was back in the 80s when one crew re-enacted the cockpit chatter from the movie "Airplane!"
As for "Let's Go Brandon," it is hilarious that the sports reporter inadvertently started the trend at the NASCAR race. But since it is now universally-understood code for a political comment, it would be better for pilots to not make political comments on the radio. Meanwhile, for citizens to chant that as they are spontaneously doing is a great thing.
discussion comment
3 years ago
"Extras" = more than just lapdancing
"Full Service" = intercourse
"Do you play?" = almost certainly asking you for one of the above
discussion comment
3 years ago
Regarding the use of the term "prop gun"...
A Prop Gun cannot fire a live round. It cannot. Therefore, the weapon in Baldwin's hand was not a Prop Gun.
Whoever brought a live round or live rounds of ammo onto the set is in serious trouble, and Baldwin potentially is also. One NEVER aims at another on set, even with a Prop Gun. Camera angles trick the eyes of the viewers into imagining that, but on-set, it is strictly forbidden. And aiming at the cinematographer? Not part of the movie-making process, but a choice Baldwin made.
discussion comment
3 years ago
Question: Is the dancer willingly initiating contact in the lapdance?
If no, and the customer initiates contact against her will, then that's obviously a problem.
If yes, then there cannot be assault or battery by the recipient of the contact.
discussion comment
3 years ago
The "What's Up?" Scenario --
Context: I was at a club and eventually needed to relieve my bladder, so I went to the Men's Room. While I was urinating, TWO dancers walked right in and started staring at me...
They said, simply: "We just want to see you."
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3 years ago
The Speaking-My-Language Approach --
Context: Dancer and I were sitting together. She asked me if I wanted a dance, and I asked her if she had anything special in mind...
She said: "I already know I want you inside me."
discussion comment
3 years ago
The Kinda Ewww... Approach --
Context: Dancer approached me at a table where I was sitting...
She said: "Let's do a lapdance. I wanna toss your salad."
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3 years ago
The Say Anything Gal --
Context: Dancer did a no-limits lapdance. She invited me to finish, after which...
She said: "I'm full of your cum! Mmmmm..."
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3 years ago
The Bold Stage Dancer --
Context: Dancer was on stage. Stage was elevated so that her legs topped out at about 6 feet above ground level. She pulled her panties to one side, grabbed the back of my head, and pulled my mouth onto her vagina. I ate her for awhile, but when the next song started, I backed up.
She said: "I didn't say you could stop!" And she again grabbed the back of my head...
discussion comment
3 years ago
The Most Direct Approach --
Context: Dancer I'd never met walked up to me. Didn't say "Hello" or anything else before saying this...
She asked: "Wanna fuck?"
discussion comment
3 years ago
Dancers are people; customers are (usually) people. People sometimes decide to act like people with other people. It's not unheard of.
I recall a dancer in TX who told me she didn't want me to come up to the stage again while she was dancing, because she didn't want me to think of her as a stripper, and she didn't want to think of me as a customer.
As it happened, she didn't have any interest in thinking of me as a lover, either, but actually as a friend. We went out together casually, and hung out at her apartment. We acted like friends, and never got intimate. Just people being normal with each other, in spite of meeting at a club.
Oh, and in case you're wondering: no money ever changed hands, other than the one time I tipped her on stage before she told me not to do that again. I paid for our meals, and that was as much expenditure as was involved. It was an actual casual friendship.
discussion comment
3 years ago
Care enough to ask if she is alright. Listen and empathize as appropriate.
Be wary enough not to fall for a line that involves giving her money for some sorrowful situation.
review comment
3 years ago
If they went from BBFSCIP to air-dances in just a couple of months, then times have indeed changed...
review comment
3 years ago
The chair and bench in the "private" area are still the same old uncomfortable setup, I assume. Standing K-9 position seemed to work best in that place...
discussion comment
3 years ago
Sure.
Sometimes, it was just to pick her up and take her out on a proper date.
Sometimes, with a different stripper, it was to have some of that somethin-somethin...
Occasionally, with some other strippers, it was to spend the night.
Strippers are people, and people can choose to interact with people as people...even if one is a stripper and the other is a strip club patron.
discussion comment
3 years ago
"Best" is subjective, of course. But asking about "lax" rules indicates the "best" might mean highest likelihood for more-than-a-dance. In that case:
El Paso, TX USED to be good, but the most "lax" place there got shut down a few years ago.
The Illinois suburbs of St. Louis MO are littered with trashy clubs that are quite lax.
Tampa USED to have a couple of very lax clubs, but I don't know if that is still the case.
Most clubs where more-than-a-dance is possible are just possibilities, not sure things. That actually makes it more exciting...
discussion comment
3 years ago
Sounds like the owners/managers made it easy for law enforcement, given the lack of a liquor license.
If there were actually trafficking, and therefore the ladies weren't there by freely-made choice, then the owners are scum and deserve the loss.
review comment
3 years ago
This review definitely makes me not want to visit this club. If they don't even have full contact, much less full service, then it's just a tease, and shouldn't cost what this review reports it costs.
review comment
3 years ago
Yes, when there's just one... if you get to be with that one, it is a good visit.
discussion comment
3 years ago
When the club gets a VIP fee, then obviously they want lots of VIP sessions happening.
It's not a COVID precaution if close contact is allowed in one part of the club but not another, obviously.
Tell the dancer that you want the money to go to her and not to the worthless club manager. Some may respond to that by offering take-out.
discussion comment
3 years ago
Seems to coincide with the legal drinking age...
discussion comment
3 years ago
Some folks have more dollars than sense.
discussion comment
3 years ago
Roger Waters (Radio KAOS tour with Jim Ladd as Disc Jockey, and a phone booth in the audience)
RUSH (including the first time they ever performed "Moving Pictures" in its entirety, as they were gearing up for their final album)
Police
Sting
Billy Joel
Dire Straits
Rod Stewart
Kansas
The Fixx
Berlin
review comment
3 years ago
This review has value, but for those who aren't going there to eat or drink, and who don't require "spinners" to have a good time, this review does not discourage venturing to this club.
discussion comment
3 years ago
I am thankful many see that "news media" are trying to INFLUENCE rather than report.