Comments by rockie (page 23)

If you are comfortable with scrub’s banter Mikey, I can’t help you!

Probably 32 clubs in at least 7 US states and a visit to Montreal. At least 6 of those clubs have closed in the last 10 years.

Ahh Scrub, I believe the reviewer notes that he visited the club a couple of times before he wrote his review! Don’t let that get in the way of your consistent useless critiques of reviews in the Northeast! I remember when you (desert scrub) once added something to TUSCL , with your review critiques, but it is a rare moment these days!

I've donated an occasional finger to the cause when it's seemed appropriate. I'd need to know that the key's to the front door become mine before I'd explore any further. We also would have to be talking a dime piece female participant! Never been my thing, but I am aware that it is a sport of choice for many.

I’m a fan of Gawker’s reviews and contributions pre-pandemic. I second OWG’s reviews and contributions in Providence. In Northwest Floribama, I appreciate will42’s intel and reviews. The long time contributions of Shadowcat, Skibum609, Rick Dugan, are also appreciated by me.

Minnow: The last Toyota Cressida came out in 1992. I am guessing you might consider the Toyota Avalon among your choices in this ccentury?

I buy new.

Buy and keep driving it for 7 to 10 years has always worked for me.

Toyota forever! We’ve owned many for 10 years or more.

Who is the fool that allowed anybody to use the tracking capability on your phone in the first place? If you introduced it as a manner to track anyone in your family then you only have yourself to blame.

The club is still not open, but upon re-opening it will officially be called "Boardroom Cabaret" (no pun intended). There was some paperwork filed with the city about 5 months ago, but it maintains it's licenses to offer entertainment as it did before.

My comment on this thread regarding Malice was incorrect. It's Magenta that I've seen frequently at RI Dolls and Club Alex's and it's Majenta that seems to keep a rotation at 2 different clubs simultaneously.

Who would have thought Loper would find Mickey's more covid comfortable than RI Doll's? Thanks for your diligence!

This club hasn't been reviewed in 15 months and 2 veteran's are going to hold this review to the TUSCL upper standard for reviews. This club is open, Paris is a ROB, and the entry price and lap dance prices are mentioned. I disagree with the theory that the semi rant doesn't belong here. The only way the warning stays with the applicable club is in a review, unless there has been a Founder modification. Lastly, it's quite possible John Real wasn't offered the time inside the club to get the other more important detail! John Real: Thanks for your effort! As I recall, this club has video and it could have been interesting if you could have persuaded the club manager to verify your claim.

When is the last time New England went 7-9 in the Regular season; had about 40% of their salary cap available to rebuild the team for the following season, and didn't have a viable Quarterback on the active roster? As I see it, there will be no rookie starter at QB next year! I must have missed where the owner and the coach are getting younger! The Rams have already had to eat $22.4 million on Goff's 4 year (2021 to 2024) $140 Million deal to move him to the Lions. There's a lot to disparage Goff on, but he's played all but 1 regular season game in the last 3 years. Rick: I believe Ryan Fitzpatrick will be the Patriots QB next year, as his timeline matches the owner and the coach!

I like this trade for both teams The Rams improve their QB position and the Lions could use the draft capital to move up from #7, keep Goff for a year, or send him to a QB starved New England team.

misterorange: The Cars album purchase might have been your Dad contributing to the shopping request.

JimmyMcNulty:100% agreed on the difficulty! misterorange: Thanks for the mental exercise!

I had a buddy who paid for and subsequently traded his way up to the top of the Tweeter stereo lineup circa 1978. He was never content, unless he was playing pristine vinyl at their upper most volume limits. Dark Side of The Moon, Moondance, and Excitable Boy at sonic levels (then and now) bring back some great memories, not that they have to be played at full volume to appreciate them! Very Nice list yourself!

John Fogerty - Centerfield (1984), Marc Cohn - Marc Cohn (1991), John Hiatt - Bring The Family (1987), Bruce Springsteen - Born To Run (1975), Van Morrison - Moondance (1970), Doobie Brother - Takin It To The Street (1976), Little Feat - Waiting For Columbus (1978), Steve Winwood - Back In The High Life (1986), Elvis Costello - My Aim Is True (1977), and Bob Seger - Night Moves (1976). My toughest omissions: Aretha Franklin - I Never Loved A Man...(1969), Laura Nyro - Eli & The 13th Confession (1968), Boz Scaggs - Silk Degrees (1976), Hall & Oates - Abandoned Luncheonette (1973), Sam Cooke - Live At The Harlem Square Club, 1963 (1985). Then there are Artists (or groups) whose total contribution to my enjoyment of music surpass some or many of the above, but not within the original OP's restraints: CCR, Eric Clapton, Al Green, Otis Redding, & The Rolling Stones.

There have been times where an entertainers ass was hidden from view (and my personal knowledge) at decision making time, but in general she would be an easy no for me 97% of the time.