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2 years ago
Nice review, smart move cancelling the card.
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2 years ago
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motorheadFat, drunk and stupid is no way to go through life
Tragic loss! I discovered Jeff Beck when I bought Blow by Blow in 1975 and wore out the grooves of the LP playing it non-stop.
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2 years ago
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azddOn the prowl in Tucson and Phoenix
Wow, you’re not kidding about this NOT being a pick-me-up kinda channel! I took a look at the Chanel video list, and there are a ton of interviews with fentanyl addicts, meth addicts, street workers, and others struggling with life. The stripper interviews are mostly interesting because of my connection as a strip club junkie, but there’s a lot of stuff to wade through.
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2 years ago
Of course when you’ve been coming here as long as I have, muscle memory takes me right to my usual seat, even in total darkness!
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2 years ago
I think HL is also plagued by unrealistic expectations by out of town visitors, especially those that have read reviews here and think they can take any dancer to VIP and get a BJ.
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2 years ago
Not much detail about the club, and it’s dated info, but it is an entertaining read! I’ve never been to Sapphire, but have thought about it several times when in Vegas. There’s not enough information here to help me make that decision, which is why I usually go with a known quantity at the Rhino.
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2 years ago
Despite the $25 sign, all the dayshift girls charge $30 per song. I haven’t encountered a $35 or higher demand, but I haven’t been at night. Great detailed review, and on my opinion VERY accurate! As always, YMMV which is definitely true on dayshift!
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2 years ago
I've never paid more than $10 entry fee at the front door. Agree with RH, timing is everything. This club picks up after about 10pm, although midweek will always be a crapshoot.
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2 years ago
In my favorite club, more and more dancers often wear a garter belt along with a regular thong, which does nothing but put various straps and strings in the way. If I’m getting more than a couple or songs I ask them to take off the belt, which most do without complaint.
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2 years ago
Glad to help you make Sammy’s acquaintance! The Disney Princess is alive and well at the Candy Store!
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2 years ago
Mid 30s? That would be a neat trick since I’ve seen her in that club for probably 20 years…..
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2 years ago
Vey nice! Wish I could unlock the whole month at once!
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2 years ago
Sounds like my typical dayshift visit with my faves. Too bad you missed Taylor, and Jersey is no longer there. The Bourbon dayshift is a thing of beauty, even with limited mileage. The "shell" place was Bombshells before it was Sugar 44, and Heellover, they don't do the stage lineup at all anymore, morning or night. Kinda miss it.
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2 years ago
Suggestion for Founder - add social media links when available to club descriptions!
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2 years ago
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gammanu95My casual drinking is your alcohol poisoning.
Beth Dutton is a total badass. My favorite rewatchable scene was her rescue of her Native American sister-in-law from the boutique that was accusing her of shoplifting. They didn’t know who she was until Beth showed up, dismissed the cops, locked the door and proceeded to trash the store and owner. It’s absolutely classic Beth. Kaycee’s wife Monica (played by Kelsey Asbille) is the hottest female character on the show IMHO. She also appears in Wind River, an excellent movie made by Yellowstone creator Taylor Sheridan. The whole Governor Dutton thing feels like a shark jump to me, not sure where the show’s story goes from here. People as powerful and rich as John Dutton don’t usually run for office (despite Trump…), they simply install and control those in elected positions to do their bidding. Oh well, it’s just entertainment.
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2 years ago
Definitely The Departed for me. Incredible script, cast, story, and just fucking awesome film.
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2 years ago
Yeah mark94 is right about dayshift. The difference is that almost all day shift dancers at Bourbon are veterans with lots for regulars. The traveling dancers and short timers gravitate towards the night shift. I have a long term dayshift fave at Bourbon (10 years plus), and had an interesting incident with her once. I usually get 5 dances and either give her a Benjamin or five twenties. One day I left and checked my wallet and thought I might have actually given her 4 twenties plus a Benjamin. I texted her to ask, and she said she doesn’t even check the cash I give her and just accumulates cash in her locker throughout her shift. I told her not to worry about it, but she was so concerned about it she said my next set of dances would be on her, just to be sure, and true to her word on my next visit, she wouldn’t take payment for my usual five dances. Now THAT’s how you take care of a regular!
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2 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.
I agree with previous comments, especially on batteries. It doesn't matter how many "months" your battery is warrantied, they typically last 2-3 years tops. I drive between Tucson and Phoenix regularly all year, and windshields do take a beating on the freeway. I've never had any other problems, I think most vehicles are engineered with fairly high temperature tolerances. Some even have proving grounds in the Phoenix area. Shade is a precious commodity when parking, many of us willingly walk much further in 110 degree parking lots so we can put our vehicle under a few strands of Palo Verde branches. I had a previous vehicle lose it's paint job through clearcoat failure, am considering a ceramic coating for my new vehicle. I think the best tools for vehicle longevity are regular maintenance, park indoors or in shade when you can, and try not to get stuck idling in traffic. Keep an eye on tires and pressures. If they were purchased in a cooler climate, they may have a lower temperature rating. Google how to read tire markings to verify if your tires are rated for higher temps.
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2 years ago
Thanks for the heads up on this ROB. Over counting does sometimes happen, especially with newer girls who usually don't last, but leaves the reviewer with a bad impression of the whole club. You handled it correctly IMHO.
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2 years ago
LaLa definitely had some impressive architecture, and a playful attitude! She’s from Seattle, and goes back and forth between there and Phoenix. Hopefully she’ll be back.
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2 years ago
Many comments in this review do not match Curves at all. I call bullshit. If I had seen this as a pending review I would have rejected it. Perhaps this was written for a different club.
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2 years ago
I’ve used Dayuse.com for Phoenix day trips with reasonable success. If you go on the site or app and do a search for your town and requested date, it will provide a list of hotels available with rates. There are some caveats: some hotels seem to come and go from the app. Also, some only offer double beds instead of a king. Also, one time I was given a handicapped room, they said it was the only room available. Watch for other fees like parking. Happy hunting!
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2 years ago
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gammanu95My casual drinking is your alcohol poisoning.
Hey misterorange- I’m not generally a conspiracy minded fellow, but it sounds to me like the beauracrats that are supposed to be processing these permits have decided that they don’t give a damn what the NJ Legislature decided, they will be damned before they allow citizens to carry firearms in public, and they are gonna drag their feet at every step, hoping you eventually forget about it and give up. Given the proximity of those offices, you could have hand-walked the whole process, but I’m guessing they wouldn’t allow that. Sheesh, good luck.
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2 years ago
Other than beautiful naked women in my presence, the other things that make me happy include:
1. Great live music, especially blues
2. Changing seasons, such as they are in the desert southwest
3. Great food
4. Cranking my Tele through my Fender Hot Rod Deville amp
5. Being in the mountains, on foot or on a bike
6. Grandkids, until I’m ready to give them back!
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2 years ago
To Mate’s comment, BSC will only cost more because you will WANT to spend more for talent level that is orders of magnitude better than Bandaids!