Comments by kneelmm

desertscrub You're wrong, I'm not the club nor am I a shill

Try in the mid afternoon. It's usually a better time

The picture on this listing is indeed on Hwy 27 near Hayward. It's a former Supper Club that was closed for a number of years. I haven't been up that way in awhile so can not verify that it is open as a strip club

Private dance prices are clearly posted. You don't need to ask, and if you do the dancer will probably point at the sign

I've never had that happen to me at Bristol and I was just there again a few days ago

Club Bristol out in the farm land near Sun Prairie WI (near Madison)

shadow or others that like PP in Columbia...I'm going to be there in late Oct for the 1st time any pointers? [email protected]

ok slightly new take here. I dont go to SC intending to cum in my pants; but it has happened-3 times in 30 years of clubbing I guess. Actually, it was only twice. The third, my pants were open. Both times in my pants, it actually surprised me. And, both times I warned the girl and got a surprised "don't you want to?" I like being on edge and thats what a good club experience gives me. I dont get up just watching anymore, but a good grind gets me there. For that reason I often wear light weight pants and go commando, although usually not at a new club. A few months ago I got "no underwear?" when tipping at the rail, and then "just the way I like private dances" Thats the one where I wasnt in my pants. I'm a little jealous of NJguy since even the LV and florida clubs I go to dont have the options he seems to suggest are around the corner at his clubs.

The following comes from Wikipedia, and fairly closely matches my recollection of the definition froma Siciology or some other 'ology class I remeber from undergrad time thirty+ years ago. "The term "Bible Belt" was coined by the American journalist and social commentator H.L. Mencken in the early 1920s. In particular, in the United States it is an idiom[1] for the region where the Southern Baptist Convention denomination is strongest (though many other denominations, such as the Church of Christ and Assemblies of God can be found there as well), usually meaning the South and nearby areas. Much of the Bible Belt consists of the American South. Ironically, this region was originally colonized not for purposes of establishing a religious haven (as was the case in the Puritan colonies of New England), but for economic reasons - specifically, for the growing of cash crops such as tobacco, cotton, rice, and indigo. During the colonial period (1607-1776), the South was a stronghold of the Anglican church. Its transition into a conservative Protestant Bible Belt occurred gradually over the next century, as a series of religious revival movements, many associated with the Baptist denomination, gained great popularity in the region. Thus, the region is usually contrasted with mainstream Protestants and liberal Catholics of the northeast, the religiously diverse Midwest, the Mormon Corridor in Utah and southern Idaho, and the relatively secular western United States, where the percentage of non-religious people is the highest in the nation, reaching its maximum in the northwestern state of Washington at 27%, compared to the Bible belt state of Alabama, at only 6%.Although exact boundaries do not exist, it is generally considered to cover much of the area stretching from Texas in the southwest, northwest to Kansas, north to most of Missouri, northeast to Virginia, and southeast to northern Florida. The following states are usually considered to be, wholly or partly, included in the "Bible Belt": Alabama, Arkansas, Florida, Georgia, Kansas, Kentucky Louisiana, Mississippi, Missouri, North Carolina Oklahoma, South Carolina, Tennessee, Texas, Virginia West Virginia" My own thought is that much of the Bible Belt also tends to be "less government is good government" which may explain why you'll find some great clubs in the Belt and lousy ones outside the belt.

Used to be common, but its been a while Just visited Dejavu in C Springs and their VIP room (entrance $5)is actually a mini lap area

Ok I guess Im the old guy exception (mid-50s) because I prefer clean shaven. My wife, slighly younger than me has been shaven for several years and she isnt and has never been part of the industry. In fact, she has little to no interest in sex. Her reason-comfort, and her female doc recommended it. I also like the trimmed/landing strip look if the girl must keep some pubic hair. Maybe I like the bare look because it was so unusual the first time I saw it.

ok evilcyn, at the risking of moving you along the stages too quickly, where do you dance? I always like strippers with a brain as well as a body.

PS 85% on the 1st test as well

Newbie to the discussion here. I'm all about natural. Smal and point, big and droopy, nipples pointing up, straigh out or whatever.

My 1st visit to a strip club was in 1969, and since I was underage I was too scared to try and get a lap dance. But from what I saw and remember, the club was nude and high contact. Didn't really do the club thing often until the early 80s. From what I remember, LDs were $10 and topless. Touching permitted up top, but nothing else, and I don't ever remember extras offered. After several years in Europe, where the scene is very different, returned to the US early 90s. LDs were 10-15, rules much like I remembered them. 20 normal by late 90s, more nude clubs, still 20 at most clubs I visit, but girls seem to be pushing for higher amounts. Many clubs, some girls quote 20, some 30. Guess I've been unlucky because I never get the extras pitch. I'm trying to hold the line at 20 personally.

Dougs Where do those three stripper sisters live/work. On-going fantasy regarding sisters...