Comments by JerseyJack (page 2)

robbing1 -- There's a minimum text length required for reviews, so he probably included the article in order to get the system to accept it.

Playhouse Lounge used to be one of the highest mileage clubs in NJ, until a raid and numerous arrests in Sept. 2009 pretty much brought the fun to a screeching halt. I haven't been there since that time, but by all accounts (reviews on this site and others) business has declined drastically this year. This food drive totally sounds like a ploy to show a "kinder, gentler" side so that LE and the township will finally get off their back.

I call Chicago "Strip Club Hell." Although IS is almost an hour away, I found it the best of all the clubs I visited in the Chicago area. Granted, there were several that I didn't get to, but based on reviews here on TUSCL and my personal experiences, I'd do the drive to IS.

For me, it's mostly option (a). I almost always go to the abbreviated Recent Reviews page (http://www.tuscl.net/rc.php) instead of the full RRs and do a quick scan of the location column for "New Jersey." Then, I'll do a quick scan for clubs in which I may soon travel for business or have recently traveled. Beyond that, I don't pay much attention to the recent reviews.

Did someone mention Madeleine Dupont? http://www.vg.no/sport/ol/2010/artikkel.php?artid=589446 She can cry on my shoulder any day!

Our resident comedian DickJohnson strikes again! He'll be here all week, folks! Oh, and try the veal!

gator - I thought the same thing when I first read that, but there's no dot between the 1 and the 25. He's saying that he remembers tipping a dollar 25 years ago.

The "100 Clubs with the Most Recent Reviews" page is slow, with or without the reviews displayed. The banner, navigation menu and title display almost immediately, but the rest if the page generally takes another 3-5 seconds to load. Haven't noticed this delay on any other pages.

gator - let us know how it is! Some buddies and I had been planning a trip down there this Friday to kick-off a fishing weekend. Sounds like we may have to come up with Plan B now!

CC - according to the guys at bestGFE, it was Naya, Iliani, Georgia, Fernanda, Elle & Luma/Lola.

You might want to call ahead and find out what's allowed. Several that I've been to allow beer only - no wine or hard liquor - but that might just be the way it is in NJ. Also, I rarely see the dancers drinking with the guys in those places.

gatorfan -- C'mon now ...... really? If you want to kill a political discussion on this site, here's a pretty sure-fire way: don't contribute to it and eventually it will just die. By my estimation, there's about 5 times as much verbiage from you than from Rail in the thread to which you refer. If anyone has kept that thread alive, it's you. This is an unmoderated board. While it's usually expected/hoped that the topic will be related to this hobby of ours, there's nothing in the TUSCL Terms of Service that requires that. Every unmoderated board has to deal with trolls, but trolls disappear when they find people aren't paying attention to them. As others have said, the IGNORE feature is your friend in this case.

If you only want to trim and not shave completely, I'd recommend getting a decent quality beard trimmer. You can easily adjust to the desired closeness for consistency, and the blades stay behind the comb and don't come in direct contact with skin.

I PM'ed TUSCL_Brother earlier this year when I was in Columbus for business, hoping to meet him at his "jack joint." Unfortunately, plans didn't work out and never got to meet him in person. Seemed like a real nice guy in the messages we exchanged. He'll be missed. Hopefully he'll be able to work out his problems. Judy .... you must be one of the few who haven't already put any of the variations of "greenvegas" on ignore!

I recently had a dancer pinch my arm so hard that it resulted in a bruise that lasted about a week. Other than that, I usually come away from a SC visit unscathed.

I agree .... it's not a review. It should be deleted.

I've never asked a dancer if she's married. It's irrelevant to me because I have no intent to take anything further than what happens in the club. As to judyjudy's question about an OTC experience, I suspect most guys have that fantasy. I certainly do, but reality is that I will not pursue it since I'm married. Now, if the wife happens to suggest a threesome one day (unfortunately, I'm not holding my breath on that one), then I'll be more than happy to adjust my position on OTC!

judyjudy said: "As far as the breast cancer situation..............i will not be getting it if the article is correct." Judy, you just get better and better each day!

I love the "sexy librarian" look!

It depends on how bad the first encounter was. Air dances, no touching and/or purely mechanical dances will never be given a second chance. Otherwise, I'll sometimes give a second chance depending on the dancer, her personality and any rapport that we might have. But if the second chance dance doesn't show a reasonable level of improvement, there will not be a third chance.

In the NJ clubs that tend to offer extras, the general understanding for a HJ is that it will be done to completion. In most NJ clubs that offer extras, the dancer will quote a price for the particular service. This is almost always in addition to the standard per-song charge. So, if it takes 2 songs and the quote was $40 for the HJ, the house takes their piece of the charge for the 2 songs but the dancer keeps 100% of the $40. On the other hand, if a dancer quotes a flat rate (which is rare), she's going to try to get you done as fast as possible and then move on.

I prefer to keep the exchange of bodily fluids to a minimum, so I'm not one to make out with a dancer. Light kisses on the cheek and neck, and nibbling on the ears are OK, but that's pretty much where I draw the line. French kissing isn't an option for me. Sucking on her tits isn't appealing either unless I know she just started her shift because there were probably 20 other guys who did the same thing earlier that day and have left their DNA all over her. I happen to be married, so that's a big reason why I play it a little more cautiously than some others.

A simple "no, thank you" with a smile has always worked for me. Sometimes I'll add "but thanks for asking," and they seem to appreciate that. Regardless of how you decline the offer, just be pleasant and you shouldn't have any problems.

I've always had a thing for Naomi Watts. arbeeguy - also agree with you re: Marisa Tomei .... she's fantastic in "The Wrestler." (BTW, it's a great movie, but depressing as all hell!)

Officer - it's definitely still there. Sort the discussions by Last Reply. The thread's last reply was on 5/17. Or, cut and paste this URL: http://www.tuscl.net/dt.php?DID=74837