Comments by wallanon (page 30)

Lol

I agree with whoever said there's probably a bigger issue than typos. The shit I post here has a ton of typos and it's not been a big deal. Most of my reviews are cleaned up from whatever I speak into my phone after a visit I want to review. Last year I did something stupid when I upgraded my phone and all my notes got smashed together into one file without dates. I just chalked it up as a loss and maybe I'll post stuff as articles if I ever decide to unfuck the blob of text lol. Point being this is a titty bar site and it's not that serious.

"...some people are hoping there is a greater element of danger in this hobby. To be honest there isnt a high one." It's like anything else. There's a lot of factors involved. Some clubs just draw a nastier crowd than others. I've written about this before, but I saw a guy talking shit in the parking lot at Irving's in the DC area (many years ago) who got gunned down probably minutes after I drove away. He was definitely killed within the hour based on when the news reported it. I figured we was just going to get his ass kicked. Oh well, some dudes don't have the patience for that. But I digress. Speaking of Irving's, I was "caught" there on many occasions lol. One time in one of the all time strangest moments I got thrown out of there for something that literally happened every night of the week. I think they'd been raided so we're actually enforcing rules one time. The bouncer was determined to catch something happening, so me and the dancer turned in into a game. Eventually he was throwing open the door multiple times a minute, then he got smart and yelled "nobody move". So she stayed still and he walks up, takes a look, and says, "sir I'm gonna have to ask you to leave". I'm the only person I ever saw bounced out of that club who left on their feet lol...

I think Lady Gaga is cast as Harley Quinn in the next Joker movie.

Yes, but it wasn't a big deal. Most of the dancers who post on TUSCL treat it like a basic ad and don't log in enough to coordinate. One dancer I just happened to recognize (at a place I used to go to regularly while my local clubs sucked). She was hot and I chatted her up and got dances. But didn't tell her about the site because there was no point. I could tell why she does well, but the dancer didn't really do it for me and I wasn't going to spend on her again.

If you're on Android trying opening the video on a new tab. It played on my phone that way.

"Are strip clubs dying in North America?" No Fuckit, they're fine. Not every local economy can sustain them anymore, but the towns with money and not stupid laws will be ok.

"Where’s that damn edit button" I didn't even notice the typo until you called it out. You guys are overthinking this. If people can get the gist of what you're saying that's the goal, right? Anyhow, after a couple of trips to Hawaii I just kinda said I'll do my best and if I get it wrong I'll just pretend it didn't happen lol

"So nobody has been itc during a raid?" shadowcat has. So have I. Others have, too, but this thread was about something else.

No but I got her number.

That'd be now. Thanks to the Internet every look is on the table. And thanks to strip clubs every look is obtainable. Life is good.

Is this just making conversation or do you want to ask a question about something that happened to you?

"I choose to disagree with CMI's point about the report of an actual strip club's closing not being worth a months VIP." In the past I've posted club closures as a review, but usually because I have something else to say about the club. If it's a club I've never been to now I'll just put in a club update.

"Sometimes it just takes one girl to make an awesome time. Keep jumping around till you find that." If I'm on the road that's my approach. Muddy may or may not have firsthand knowledge of this lol. The first rule of Strip Club is not to talk about Strip Club.

One detail doesn't necessarily lead to another. People keep looking for specific answers in reviews when they're really just guideposts for how other people perceive a club. If I want to know if there's really a top club in a location I'm heading to (because I'll only have time to see one or two places) I'll ask TUSCLers who've written helpful reviews. And I don't ask them how much they spend or what they do in the clubs.

"There’s no fingering allowed in NJ clubs!" This is obviously a joke so now let's go find the post it was responding to...

"I don’t think anyone cares" It's not about caring, but it is acknowledging that there may have been some underlying issue other than someone getting butthurt. Whatever I've put elsewhere on my thinking about writing reviews hasn't changed.

"Don't make yourself a victim of the change to eliminate free reviews. Instead, take the opportunity to add value to the equation. Then, everyone benefits." Thanks, Dolfan. I forgot that anybody could get a small number of free reviews per day for a while.

"My options are fairly limited..." Yes. Maybe. "...and more expensive." No. Maybe. Relative to what? Why do people keep doing this? Though I think it's not the best way to go about things, I have seen people spending a lot of cash in the Make It Rain clubs that are majority black. A lot. Maybe you just waaay overpay and are 1000% correct in every case. This is just one of those things that sounds interesting in the moment but might not hold up to scrutiny. Then it comes back around to what was meant by the comment and how those comparisons get shaped.

"That city makes zero sense, esp if you are used to American style grid streets." A lot of those streets were laid out before automobiles existed and they probably didn't feel like demolishing the town to make it easier to navigate. The large cities in the US states that were in the original colonies also have those issues. The larger cities in the US that were mostly built up after the colonial days have less of the windy roads to nowhere.

Is there a post that mogul1985 wrote that got deleted?

"I don't care how trustworthy you think founder is. I work in security for IT infrastructure. I laugh at your 'I trust him' comment. I won't even get into that. You do you with that." Why does it matter what work you do? If you're that smart you could've written a better review, or known how to find a good time without reading the reviews of a bunch of slobs you look down on. Or afforded to buy a cheapo gift card to pay for access. Or written an article about your about the security flaws you see in TUSCL. Something other than getting pissy because people told you the truth about something you already knew was an issue in your recent review. "I disagree that it was gibberish and trying to get around a system. I could have easily expanded on my review to provide the exact experience I have described before..." Writing about your authentic experience is always a good call. Every trip is unique so maybe there was something interesting that you could key on for that review. No names required. I didn't go read your review so I'm critiquing something I haven't read. A lot of my reviews are comparing the club I was in to other clubs I've seen. Not everybody likes that style of review, but some guys like to eat the same food all the time and good for them. I've seen way more clubs than I've reviewed, and haven't written a review in a while because it takes motivation I don't have anymore to write a decent one that isn't too specific to my experience. Now maybe that's what the OP was trying to say, but what I got out of it instead was sour grapes. "...so I prefaced with saying this review is useful for those asking if anything is new. And then went on to describe what if anything is still good/bad. It's worthwhile for those visiting again." Don't overthink it. There's a lot of submissions I see where people are commenting on the review guidelines. I stopped voting on reviews because plenty of dudes around here seem to like voting and I got tired of reading a bunch of grown ass people whinging about clearing a really low bar to get a review posted. We don't care what you think about the process. It hasn't changed in years so it isn't new, other than requiring more yes votes than before.

It's a range and I don't mind putting down what I spent. I don't always mention what I spent it on, like if I added a second girl to a VIP because I was being nice or whatever. Or sometimes I didn't spend that much but a dancer really wanted some dick that day so the visit was an all time deal. The dollars spent is just another detail. Sometimes I look at it and compare it against what the guy wrote about his experience. Some guys spend a whole lot to get a little or practically nothing, but don't necessarily know that. That helps me gauge what to look for it I'm ever in that club, but I'm not going to judge what another guy spends on his fun if he can afford it.

I put my two cents in a couple of PM's, but wouldn't completely disagree with what Tetradon said. I'd chalk it up to questioning their entire belief system rather than being nuts, but maybe it takes being a little batshit to give the finger to everything a person's been conditioned to think over their entire life.