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9 years ago
I've dealt with ridiculous stereotypes for one thing or another my whole life. I take great satisfaction blowing them all out of the water while educating those who should know better.
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9 years ago
Depends.
I'm not sure what you mean by high maintenance. Usually that term is reserved for hot dancers in upscale clubs. COI isn't that by a long stretch.
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9 years ago
About $700. I ain't never gonna do THAT again, at least on only one dame.
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9 years ago
He'd better buy me dinner, first.
AND NO MICKEY D'S OR CHAKEN FANGERS!
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9 years ago
Although I visit a lot of Rhino clubs at home, I never bother with it when in LV, preferring the few nude clubs still left there. But more power to 'em if they can pull it off..
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9 years ago
I agree w/ seaboardrr - a flat chested girl, especially one who is a spinner type looks too much like a boy to me, and that's no bueno. Add short hair and it's a total turn off. She's gotta have a B cup or bigger, preferably with long locks of luscious hair.
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9 years ago
If it's a guy or an older woman I start speaking to them in a gibberish language. That usually gets them to hang up pretty quickly. If it sounds like a cute girl I will flirt with her to a point that she'll become super uncomfortable and hopefully hang up on me. Or ask me out on a date.
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9 years ago
@Corvus - to date I have only encountered one other female PL. She was very nice, loved to get her drink on (I have never seen her at a nude club, only topless where booze is served), and she is very very butch. The first time I saw her I almost had her kicked out of the ladies room because I thought that she was a guy!
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9 years ago
What I see are mostly older guys trying to hold conversations with younger dancers. There is no fear, but plenty of awkwardness from both parties. Also many young immigrant blue collar workers that the dancers tend to ignore due to their aggressiveness. Also no fear there, but a over the top cockiness that many dancers don't seem to find appealing.
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9 years ago
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SubramanCar key and wallet dating your sister
The last thing I give a shit about is what some other PL sitting at the rail near me is thinking or doing. I rarely sit rail-side, so if I am it means that I'm interested in her and I'm gonna let her know that. All a disinterested expression will get you is a thank you (if you're lucky) unless you tipped her very well....and even then if you're trying too hard to appear disinterested she'll likely walk right past you after she gets offstage.
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9 years ago
It doesn't have anything to do with discretion. An extras club (at least to me) is a club where the majority of dancers do extras & have a menu for anybody who has the right dollar amount. In other words - they ain't picky about who or what they will do.
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9 years ago
Management has also got to minimize the time they hang out in the DR too. If told to stay off of their phones out on the floor, the lazy bitches will just flee into the DR and get on their phones in there.
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9 years ago
Some of the weirdest shit that I ever saw (and this was all on the same night, btw) was
* a Scotsman in a kilt (complete with bagpipes)
* a group of werewolf men (hypertrichosis?) that sat quietly at a back table and kept to themselves, but still kinda freaked everyone out. No howling that I could hear.
* a semi-hot GILF in a bright orange dress that was carrying around a little old man that had to be at least 100 years old.
That night was like a friggin David Lynch movie.
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9 years ago
When you're limited to afternoon clubbing, you get used to dead clubs with just a handful of bored dancers lounging around on their phones ignoring most everyone. It goes with the territory. The trick is to make lemonade out of those lemons.
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9 years ago
"If you're rich, do you get hot pussy?"
It just means that you can buy a better grade of pussy, compared to the average wage earning schleps of the world.
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9 years ago
@larryfisherman- I'm just the opposite. I would feel absolutely no threat from a boyfriend but a HUGE threat from a girlfriend. I guess it just depends on what plumbing you sport! ;)
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9 years ago
Lol if they DIDN'T try to put their pussy in my face I'd be more than a bit upset! :D
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9 years ago
I will often post a review here and copy it to my local stripclub board in the hopes that more people might see it and hopefully take away some usefulness from it. What's the harm?
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9 years ago
No but I was there when a strippers girlfriend came in and shit went down ugly. I agree with some clubs that don't let spouses, SO's and GF/BF's come in. Way too much potential drama.
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9 years ago
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shailynnThey never tell you what you need to know.
The last time I clubbed with a group of friends was the LAST TIME that I clubbed with a group of friends. Their behavior was so over the top stupid that I was too embarrassed to show my face in that club for a few months.
And some people wonder why so many of us prefer to club alone......
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9 years ago
@krystal - no offense taken :)
@Papi - I think you are mistaking a dancer being pissed off at a guy not accepting that a "no" is a "no" and being disrespectful with one that is happy doing dances per her terms, regardless of the gender of the patron. Not every dancer is ok with extras, and pushy customers demanding more from her than she's comfortable giving is not acceptable and can quickly turn a dancer off to whoever is doing that, male or female.
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9 years ago
Well said, Mitipao.
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9 years ago
@krystal - the word "dyke" is indeed typically used in a derogatory fashion. To me being called a bitch is about as meaningless as it gets, since that word is so overused that it just makes me laugh. My gay friends and I sometimes use some socially questionable terms & words like "dyke" among ourselves, but using it amongst ourselves in the gay community weakens any stigma or power it may hold. But to hear someone outside of the community use it, especially venomously, would not be acceptable. But to each her own.
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9 years ago
The way i look at it is if you are ok with a dancer sitting with you for an hour, obviously you enjoy her company. It only makes sense that you'd probably want to get as many dances as you can afford with her, assuming that her dances are up to par. Whether the amount you can afford is $60 or $6000 doesn't really matter - you do the best you can with what you got.
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9 years ago
Well that's good to hear, krystal. In my experience alot of guys-especially the older ones- are very threatened by lesbians and hate knowing that the dancer has no sexual interest in them. But if you're making it work more props to you!
But I gotta ask- are you sure that they don't think that you are bi? Then they would think that at least they have a chance with you sexually.