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10 years ago
No. An extra involves my penis inside of her.
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10 years ago
A or B, so long as I am inside her.
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10 years ago
The Stripperweb gals hate you (and me, and every other guy in clubs). Accept it.
It is amusing, though, to read their self-congratulatory posts. We also understand the game. For many of us, if a dancer acts like a Stripperweb gal, we're just not playing their game. They must respond by assuring one another that we guys are rotten idiots.
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10 years ago
Long ago, when lappers were not routinely full service, the common dancer technique would be to start getting friskier at the end of songs.
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10 years ago
Dancers at stripperweb hate SC customers.
But even regular dancers have opposing objectives to us. They want max cash for min effort. We want sex for free.
As long as neither dancer nor customer is being a pest about it, the kind of maneuvering and requests should not annoy nor offend.
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10 years ago
Milana Vayntrub as Lily for AT&T.
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10 years ago
In fairness to Mr. Lame in the video, we do not know what they had done up until that point.
That gal is hot, by the way.
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10 years ago
If the Washington state AG indeed said all transactional sex equals rape, then that is a dangerous mis-use of terms. Rape is a very serious crime, typically involving force, assault, violence. Don't dilute its meaning, AG.
One thing should remain constant: anyone has the right to say "no" to any sexual activity at any time, and have that "no" respected absolutely and immediately. That includes any circumstance where a transaction took place, regardless of any other consideration. No truly must mean no in the context of sexual activity.
As it relates to strip clubs: I would never want any woman coerced into working anywhere, including any club. If someone is coercing any worker to participate in any work anywhere against that person's will or willingness, that is clearly wrong. In any context.
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10 years ago
"Don't come inside me; I'm ovulating." That's how I knew she was ovulating. So I pulled out and came in her mouth.
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10 years ago
She can have mine...
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10 years ago
Went to a club today. Greeted by dancer thus: "Hi! Do you feel like fucking?"
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10 years ago
I heard her say in an interview that she has sex for money, but it's not prostitution because she does it with a camera recording.
I suppose that "logic" explains how making fuck-scenes is not treated as prostitution, but it has never really made sense. Where recording/producing pornography is legal, prostitution is necessarily legal in practical reality.
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10 years ago
Dadgum little rapist-rodents!
"What about a nice kiss, boy? You don't have to dive straight for the clitoris!"
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10 years ago
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ilbbaicnlKeep it in my pants when I do OTC. If I were a stripper it would stand for I like big bucks and I can not lie.
Shaving Ryan's Privates
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10 years ago
Overrated: Katy Perry (she's been in some acting gigs, along with her singing)
Beyonce (ditto)
Underrated: Sienna Miller
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10 years ago
"Don't cum inside me; I'm ovulating."
"I can't get pregnant."
"Wanna fuck?" [about 2 minutes after initial meeting]
"No foreplay, just shove it inside me."
"Whatever you ask, I won't say no."
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10 years ago
ilbbaicnl could be correct that this gal is hustlin' -- but for now, I'm enjoying the interaction. And the freaky sumpin-sumpin...
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10 years ago
A dancer I met in her club over a decade ago surely broke the stereotype. She and I dated awhile, never P4P and never a single "help me" or sob-story. She was studying criminology in college, and never behaved in any manner that made me suspect her stripper-alter-ego was weighing her down with baggage.
In fact, when I started this thread, I did not think of her, because I never thought of her as a stripper. I refused to get dances from her, because I could tell from first meeting her I was interested in her personally.
When we first kissed (second date, not the first date), I felt as if I had been struck by lightening. Boom! I had to move out-of-state for work; otherwise, I'd have been very happy to stick with her as long as possible.
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10 years ago
@steve229 I do not know what you remember, but I have not changed.
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10 years ago
Clever retort, Slick.
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10 years ago
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motorheadFat, drunk and stupid is no way to go through life
Cloverfield did not work.
But a modern telling of "Gojira" can be good. The original had charm, but was man-in-suit, and severely limited in suspension-of-disbelief.
Previews suggest ...
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nuclear weapons tests were the genesis of the monster, so nukes won't take him out. I wonder what they'll try? High power lasers? Germs/virus?
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10 years ago
@tumblingdice, I've experienced real interaction with fine gals who happened also to be dancers. They are not ALL cut from the mold you imagine.
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10 years ago
It may be a small percentage, indeed. But I appreciate those special few...
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10 years ago
It is important for us guys to remember the reality that dancers are principally about our cash; however, I hope folks don't start to resent all dancers as if none of them have any actual human qualities. That's what some threads on TUSCL sometimes suggest might be happening to our brother club-goers.
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10 years ago
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motorheadFat, drunk and stupid is no way to go through life
There are not very many "single-scene teleplays like '12 Angry Men.'" If that's your only cinematic cup of tea, you'd do well to avoid the multiplex these days...
I agree that Godzilla looks interesting. But the most recent trailer I saw shows Brian "Breaking Bad" Cranston on the verge of tears in almost every scene previewed. Man up, Walter White! Make that giant lizard your b!+c#. /Jessie Pinkman voice