Comments by AbbieNormal

Last time I was there $10 cover, lap dances 3 for 40 in the curtained booths, $90 for 1/2 hour in the private back rooms. Tipping for extra attention starts around $100 and goes to an average of $200 for a dancer's full attention.

The biggest issue this place has always faced since it ceased to be Club 35 is A. They need to open when they say they will with at least a few decent girls ready to go onstage or private.

Dances are 2 for 1 $100 (I assume that means 2 songs), 10 minutes, $150, 20 minutes $300, 30 minutes $400 (Save $50!). It goes on from there offering drinks with dances. I was not interested in getting a dance at those prices. I was told I could get a massage, or a lap dance and there was the vague promise of more in the Champagne room, My guess is that it's mostly 1-way contact with more possible with the right girl. I also confirmed that the extra explicitness, etc is mostly just not enforcing the rules.

As for dance prices, I did ask one dancer to join me for a drink and tell me about them. She deferred and I didn’t want to wait or ask another dancer I wasn’t interested in.

Maybe if they come in plaids, and you accessorize with a sword...

Think of it as timeless, not old.

"Tramp stamps are hot, I'll die on that hill." I won't fight you on that one. A girl with just a tramp stamp is about the best you can hope for now days. There was however the unfortunate and thankfully short period where tramp stamps (which had not yet earned that sobriquet) were fashionable among some men. I guess it was about getting in touch with their spirit animal or something...

I definitely prefer day driving. Not only is it safer and less stressful, but you can actually get a sense of the scenery and even stop and take in the local culture or the scenery.

I was in two PA clubs September 24th and 25th. Neither even carded me, though one carded (but didn't scan) the group of college guys ahead of me. I don't think I've ever had my ID scanned in any club, though I tend to avoid peak hours for the most part. It could be anything from insurance to local ordinances that leads clubs to go down that road.

"You will see many tattoos and piercings (not sure why so many people complain about that)." Because a lot of people find them somewhere between unsightly and ugly. It's not complicated.

I drove past after a shopping trip around 6PM Wednesday, they were not open.

Fredonia is a small town in western New York with a SUNY campus, about half way between Erie PA and Buffalo NY on I-90.

Joanna was the waitress turned bartender I couldn't remember. Curly shoulder length hair, always wore a bustier for a top (and filled it well).

No, but I did get dances from one with the ankle bracelet. I didn't ask.

I have lived and worked in the Washington DC Metro area for over 30 years, and the first I ever noticed it was last year. I saw it on my Apple Calendar and casually asked a colleague about it. He'd never heard of it either. So I googled it. Many people think the Emancipation Proclamation ended slavery in the US, it didn't. The 13th Amendment did that. But as commander in chief Lincoln issued the executive order that freed all slaves held in states in insurrection as a military matter. If a slave could make it to Union controlled territory or the Union occupied Confederate territory all slaves in that area were considered permanently free. While there was some issue with slaves still held in Union states that had not rebelled, later addressed by either state action or the 13th amendment Juneteenth marks the day that the last of the Confederate controlled territory was occupied by Union forces, and thus, the last slave freed.

Melanie Griffith. She can ruin virtually any movie for me, and has done so many times. Susan Sarandon. She played a flakey borderline likable character in Bull Durham, which was the only thing that saved her performance. Outside that movie, no. Just no. JLo, Beyonce, Kim K and that whole thick booty crowd. I'm not their audience and never will be, but really? Angelina Jolie was attractive at least before she decided Skeletor was the look for her.

Not sure which one poses the greater challenge post-virus, opening a restaurant, or a strip-club. On the one hand a lot of stupid regulations have been suspended to try and give restaurants a chance to survive, but there's no guarantee there won't be a backlash against both casual human contact and eating in restaurants, so it's possible that they'd get the worst of both worlds. The one Shadow talked about might be a special case since they had the right kind of facility and were operating as both at some level...

Just an addendum, Peaches is awesome

Journalism these days... A head can't be decapitated, it is the cap that is decapitated from the body. “Headless Body in Topless Bar” was a far superior headline.

I get both too, but I usually pay for one. (Calculus you cold hearted bitch)

I never tried either Hooters or Twin Peaks, but as someone who grew up near Buffalo, Tilted Kilt's wings are pretty darn close to the authentic item.

Still interested in how those who partake of both rate the Breasturant staff to the local clubs? Leave out the contact and availability, the Breasturant girls are much hotter in my experience.

I'm really not surprised there is crossover. I thought that might be interesting. Some girls might want to leave Teazerz (or whatever) off their resume but be cool with Twin Peaks.

I'm not saying strip clubs are off the menu, just curious, because from what I've seen a lot of the restaurants aperitifs look a lot better than the main course at clubs. Granted the clubs offer a lot more, options, (though not in DC) but at a lot more than a 20% tip on a $10 burger.