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16 years ago
It was Daytona Beach. Here is a link to a CBS News article.
http://www.cbsnews.com/stories/2001/09/14/national/main311268.shtml
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16 years ago
Boy, makes me wish I were a kid again!
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16 years ago
Some of the terrorists involved in 9/11 had been seen in strip clubs in Daytona beach. I guess if the reward is 70 virgins that a strip club may be like a preview.
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16 years ago
Oh darn! I was going to post a positive surprise, but now its on page two and old news. Oh well....
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16 years ago
njscfan...thanks for starting this thread. I think of myself as a semiregular on this board and had noticed a very recent trend among members I am not familiar with to disparage the dancers.
I have played variations of this hobby for over 30 years. Over the years there has been one constant, the dancers are all different. I have enjoyed ladies that were almost illiterate and graduate students. I have had fun times with girls who were sober and ones higher than a kite. I have had sex ITC and OTC, but never a long term relationship of any kind.
I play the game to have fun and enjoy the people I meet. Anytime I go into a club I want to push the limits and see how far I can go. Sex is the ultimate goal, but is not always available. Making a short time friend may be all that can be accomplished, and while disappointing, that's still OK.
The social status of the sex worker is immaterial because all I expect out of the arrangement is sex for $$$. Just like any other service provider, if I get what I pay for I am happy.
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16 years ago
Four or five years ago I was enjoying a dance in the VIP area at Lollipop's in Daytona Beach. At the time the city was on one of many iterations of passing antistripping laws and having them challenged in the courts.
In the middle of the third song, just as we were approaching the fun part, the song stopped and the DJ started playing "I Shot the Sheriff". The dancer immediately started getting dressed and suggested that I tidy up also.
Of course, as we left the VIP area we were greeted my unformed officers who were inspecting the premises. I thought this was an ingenious system and got in the habit of asking the bartender or a dancer what the "blue light special" song for the night was. They did change it from time to time.
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16 years ago
6. Strippers should always end a sentence with a proposition.
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16 years ago
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16 years ago
The real question is, do you have a FAT ASS???
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16 years ago
This is very situational. In a club known for extras but with a girl that does not know you, I have found that making the first move is an "ice breaker". My general rule in this situation is to unzip midway through the second dance, assuming she has given signals such as simulated HJ or BJ. My experience has been if the action has not esculated in the second dance that extras are not going to happen.
In a club that may or may not offer extras, I will may a move to unzip, but be sure she sees what I am doing and has a chance to abort the mission.
In a club where extras are not likely, I wait for her to make a move. There is no reason to risk being asked to leave (or worse) in this situation.
Of course my favorite situation is similar to one that recently happened. After having VIP dances with a couple of other girls, an attractive black girl asked to sit with me. She asked "so, what are you doing here?". I said "looking for a little fun". She said "what would be fun?". I said "a blowjob would be fun". She replied "how about sex, the way the VIP is arranged everyone could see my head bobbing up and down". There was no wory about who would pull it out.
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16 years ago
I keep a spray bottle of Fabreeze and a spray can of Oust in my vechicle. First spray with Fabreeze to kill the smoke and perfume smell, then with Oust to kill the Fabreze smell. Try it , it works!
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16 years ago
Hi jablake,
Since adding parodyman and MisterGuy to the ignore list my enjoyment of this site has increased 3-fold. Try it youself for a few days. You may be surprised how much more calm you will feel.
NC
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17 years ago
Shekitout, dark blue or black microfiber shorts are the best. Almost as soft as silk, but look much more presentable if you go anywhere other than the club.
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17 years ago
Yes. I beleive parodyman and Misterguy are both on the rag. shadowcat is post menopausal, so he is just havng hot flashes.
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17 years ago
"Either he's dead, or my watch has stopped." A Day at the Races, Groucho Marx.
"Why, a four-year-old child could understand this report. Run out and find me a four-year-old child. I can't make head or tail of it." Duck Soup, Groucho Marx
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17 years ago
Holy crimoli, Batman. All the girl wanted was an ice cream bar and now the country's race relations are going to pot!! Dove also make a nice chocolate snack, but I don't do chocolate.
NC
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17 years ago
shadowcat, American striptease has its roots in carnivals and Burlesque theatres featuring famous strippers such as Gypsy Rose Lee and Sally Rand. The vaudeville trapeze artist Charmion performed a "disrobing" act onstage as early as 1896 , which was captured in an Edison film, "Trapeze Disrobing Act" in 1901 . Another milestone for modern American striptease is the possibly legendary show at Minsky's Burlesque in April of 1925.
You and I may be the only two old enough to remember Burlesque.
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17 years ago
Mispronunciation of "dub"--A "double dime" --two $10.00 quantities--of illicit drugs (usually crack).
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17 years ago
I always leave my wallet in the car and only take the cash I am planning on spending and a picture ID with me into the club. Losing credit cards and the other slabs of plastic we have to carry around to survive is a real pain in the keester and deserves extra effort to avoid.
As AbbieNormal says, just remember, you are special and unique, just like everybody else.
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17 years ago
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Done.
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17 years ago
Clubbing is like a Vegas trip. I budget for both and set it aside. I seldom take more than $200 in my wallet (although I always have $100 tucked back for emergencies). I go clubbing about once a month.
I may not make it back to Vegas this year, though.
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17 years ago
My understanding is the Founder changed the calculation to reuce the impact of club shills. Some clubs may have moved up or down, but the list is not polluted by the shills.
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17 years ago
Two words. Fabreeze and Oust. Spray the Fabreeze first, it kills most odors but leaves its oun smell. Then spray Oust to kill the Fabreeze smell. This has worked for me for years and my SO has a very keen sense of smell.
NC
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17 years ago
The "extras" girls did not show up until after 9/11? Somebody better tell the dancers I frequented most often in the late 80's and 90's that they were imaginary!
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17 years ago
Have one laptop on Vista and two on XP. The Vista machine causes constant problems. It is very slow to connect to wireless, losses the conncection for no reason, and requires a reboot or similar effort to reconnect after it hibernates. The system itself is different enough to be higly irritating no matter which OS you are used to. Wait another year before considering Vista.