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8 years ago
Bravo Whiskey, shadowcat. Here's to a speedy recovery and a good post op dinner and "dessert".
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8 years ago
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Papi_ChuloMiami, FL (or the nearest big-booty club)
Agree with others, it's disrespectful. Depending on the crowd levels and club dynamics, If I spotted another hot dancer nearby, I'd chat HER up and dump the bitch that would pull this crap on me.
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8 years ago
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shailynnThey never tell you what you need to know.
James SD: Did your Arab Christian coworkers wife wear a burka (sp?) ?
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8 years ago
JS69: Were you high when you posted this thread ?
Flagooner: Not to put words in 25's mouth, but "bank account" could loosely be interpreted to mean "investable assets" (those excluding primary residence) that are reasonably liquid. (Click and sell 10,000 shares of WMT, I'm gonna have some fun.) I guess your idea of investing wisely is almost anything other than a bank account. Just hope you didn't buy Enron stock in the 90's.
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8 years ago
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Papi_ChuloMiami, FL (or the nearest big-booty club)
Some good choices there, namely Mick Tinglehoff, Antonio Gates, Priest Holmes, and Wes Welker on offense. On defensive side, James Harrison and Willie Wood good choices. I agree with "48" that Warren Moon, or Kurt Warner would be better choices than Tony Romo. One measure of a QB is how well they do in playoff games. Tony Romo(6 games, 2-4 record) , Warren Moon (10 games, 3-7 record), Kurt Warner (13 games, 9-4 record including 1 Super Bowl win, and 3 conference championships). The respective QB ratings in playoff games: Warner-102.8, Romo-93.0, Moon- 84.9
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8 years ago
OP: Try submitting your post on the pink site. Please let us know about the responses you get over there. I don't recall any posts over there about how helpful the housemom is (not every club has one.)
Fortunately, I've very rarely encountered a smelly dancer. I almost always see dancers chewing gum, so it looks like the smokers are mostly "wise." On the other end of the spectrum, I haven't encountered too many dancers that reek heavily of perfume, either.
I think lopaw meant to say "can" offer them gum or a mint.
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8 years ago
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shailynnThey never tell you what you need to know.
In the last 3 years, I've gradually noticed more Muslims in malls, parks, bus stops etc. Nothing like large numbers, nothing like everyday. But where I almost never saw any, now hardly a week passes without seeing some. I recall reading somewhere that the highest PERCENTAGE (not absolute numbers) increase in number of immigrants/visas into the US in the past few years were from Muslim countries.
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8 years ago
Kareem is also Roger Murdock, airline pilot.
www.youtube.com/watch?v=ArHNrCvwq4c
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9 years ago
The plane in question (Cessna Citation) is probably one that Trump doesn't use as much as his higher profile Boeing 757 (executive configuration, normally carries ~ 180 passengers). He was probably so busy flying on the larger plane that the registration detail on smaller plane slipped his mind.
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9 years ago
jtn: You left out the Sperm Whale. That's the one that has to spend more than $20 to LDK.
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9 years ago
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shailynnThey never tell you what you need to know.
OP- Please define what would make a club be an "institution." Although I haven't seen a formal definition, IMHO it is universally "understood" that an institution should be prominent in these areas: Notoriety/Popularity with locals and out of towners alike, Longevity in business, and so on. Although an institution doesn't have to be the largest club in town, it should at least be larger than an average hole in the wall club. Lastly, it should have that special "something" that sets it apart from, yea, head and shoulders above other clubs out there
Several posters have listed some good choices. I'll put forth one closed club, and one still in business as honorable mention:
1) Wild Goose- Los Angeles. This was the first club that I heard referred to as an institution. For sure it had longevity, going way back to the 60's (1966 or 67) before being sold around 2009ish. Being located near LAX sure helped with the traffic into club.
2)Palamino Club- Las Vegas. While SR, etal, overshadow this longtime Vegas institution now, it was actually on some top 10 lists back in the 90's. For sure, Palamino has longevity in business. One unique feature is that it is outside Las Vegas city limits, and thus the only club in the area that has both nudity, and can serve alcohol.
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9 years ago
lf: Why don't you just post your guesses on our ages, and we'll tell you ~ how far off your guesses are.
RE: JS69 ...."how do you have any idea how old I am".
Lawyer Joke Time:::: A 50 something lawyer suddenly keels over and dies of a heart attack. Immediately, he starts yelling at God- "It isn't fair that I should die in my 50's when the average male lives to be about 75." "There are so many things I'd like to do, it just isn't fair."
A booming voice from above says: "I've been going over your billing records, and based on that you must be at least 75 years old."
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9 years ago
Why does OP even care ? Those white guys probably like thin white girls and thin Asians. Either way, leaves more thick black women to go around for you.
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9 years ago
I'm twice as old as half my age............
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9 years ago
W-e-e-l-l-l-, it depends on several things, but mainly how many shifts/week she works, and what area of the country she lives in. (NYC, LA, or SF vs. "Flyover Country.") For one particular club, between actual visits, and surfing their live cam website, I've surmised that there are some dancers who work 5, or even more shifts per week, and some that cherry pick the weekend nights. On actual visits, some 5 shifters are perennial wallflowers. I'm guessing they're lucky to average clearing 150 per night. Some real hustlers may average 300 on a slack night and high 3, or even 4 figures on weekend.
Those are my (wild if I'm wrong, educated if I'm right) guesses. As a parting shot, I'd say a weekend cherry picker who works 30 weekends/yr. (Fri and Sat. night only) and makes over 6 figures after tipouts is doing pretty damn good for herself.
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9 years ago
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rickduganVerified and Certifiable Super-Reviewer
Looks like CP touched a nerve with rick if he's starting this thread seeking validation from us. OK, in a strict technical sense, rick is not engaging in predatory behavior in the sense that both parties are consenting to the transaction versus the slowest animal being anything but consensual to having the lion kill and eat him (her).
Upon further examination, though, I see that one definition of "predatory" is "characterized by plunder, pillage, or exploitation." Looking further into "exploitation" definition: "The use of manipulation of another person for one's own advantage." OP's opening sentence says it all.
OK, everyone here who has ever surfed the internet for the best possible deal is seeking the best advantage for
ourself. Still I don't buy into the idea that knowingly seeking out and utilizing someone elses misfortunes for ones own advantage (versus shopping for best car, hotel, or airfare deals) to be an example of capitalism to parade around.
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9 years ago
I'd say Christies, Tempe, or Babes- Scottsdale. A potential diversion on the later place would be the plethora of high end car dealers within a few miles of the club. I'm talking Bentley, Ferrari, Aston Martin, Lamborghini, etc.
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9 years ago
Well, I got 12-14 out of 25. Wrt #9, Centerfolds-SF charges $60 for nude lapdance option. (Been that way since ~2004). There are cheaper options, but the dances would be lamer. Wrt #21, 2001 Odyssey also has make it rain option online, though they took out the rainmaking machine several months ago, and just have $ bill images on computer screen only. The delay in picking up stray fake bills off the stage only delayed moving the show along.
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9 years ago
Fyi, there is a 4 week minimum interval between same club reviews to get VIP credit. One can submit reviews within that timeframe- they just wouldn't get VIP credit for doing so.
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9 years ago
Oh, "nutrocker"! I'd better order quick before Amazon runs out of "ELP" albums. RIP, KE.
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9 years ago
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rickduganVerified and Certifiable Super-Reviewer
I'd say Rick was reasonable, insofar as giving her $60, and writing off a cab ride as a viable option. ("cab will be there any minute" same veracity as "check's in the mail", and "I won't come in your mouth."). Taking her to ER not that viable either- potential long wait, pressed for time, and still no way home. Plus wtf would ER do- tell her to drink plenty of liquids/ consume' soup, and get some rest.
I personally would have felt better just driving her home, though I'm not fully cognizant of what Rick's upcoming agenda was, when he told his wife he'd be home, etc. The press of one's time value can lead to taking calculated risks that may or may not be that good.
Shadowcat- Or club customer can behave like this: www.youtube.com/watch?v=aczPDGC3f8U
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9 years ago
Thanks for posting, recall both shows. Move over, Alex Karras, Bubba Smith, etal. Chuck Connors may well be the former pro athlete (in 2 sports) who did the best in the movies and TV shows.
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9 years ago
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motorheadFat, drunk and stupid is no way to go through life
Whether he was Dragline, Joe Patroni, or Ed Hocken, a giant on the screen. RIP, and fair winds GK.......
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9 years ago
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shailynnThey never tell you what you need to know.
shailynn: Why don't you ask juice how many Tuscl aliases he has............
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9 years ago
Many years ago when I had a VW Beetle, I'd change my own oil. Easy to do without jacking up car (rear mounted engine.) Living and workplace circumstances made oil disposal a non issue. Now, I take it to dealer, or service center like most other posters.
Some real funny acronyms fellas, thanks for posting. Agree with A-dawg that having car up on a lift is a good opportunity to keep tabs on car condition and potential issues down the road.