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6 that I either keep in touch with or have seen in the club recently. 7 that have retired or I haven't contacted lately.

Yeah, I think I've told this story before. I got to the club a little late due to traffic one time. My fave was in a cute track suit heading to the door when she spotted me. She asked the manager if it would be OK to do some dances for me. He agreed and waived the house cut, so she got to keep the full $20/song. She stripped out of the track suit into her matching bra and thong during the dance, this place was a bikini place. It was hot, seemingly taboo. I smile every time I think of that experience.

Disagree about waiting in line for an hour to get into Rhino in Vegas. First I'm skeptical it's ever that long. Second, not worth it to me. Longest I've waited is 5-10 minutes. That's just when a large group has arrived and they do the ID check and negotiating thing. This actually was at Rhino, when I had an "appointment" with a fave. I've never waited anywhere where they were at capacity and waiting for people to leave to let new customers in. If that were ever the case I'd text "sorry babe" to my fave and go somewhere else.

Guess I'm not up on makeup trends. What's the difference between lipstick and lip gloss? And is one more prone to leave a tell tale mark than the other?

Twice. First was in Westchester County NY on a Sunday morning about 6. Only a 4.0 but epicenter was 5 miles away. It was a lengthy one and I dreamed of an Exorcist like experience. Seemed like 30 seconds. The other may have been that Northridge one. Regardless I was vacationing in Anaheim CA about 20 years ago. Something like 2 AM we wake up to the earthquake, sirens going off, flashing lights. I headed to the door jam until it subsided. Once it stopped I looked out at the complex pool and it had one foot waves with water sloshing out over the sides.

Never walked out with a stripper. On the several times we had an engagement I will typically walk out first and get in my car. The girl is close behind and gets in her car. If I can't get a visual, we text. With all the "dates" I can recall we drove separately to an agreed to place.

They are quite common in Philly/South Jersey, except at dives as Rick mentioned. Typically don't interact with customers, they have an office or desk near or in the dressing room. Kind of a jack of all trades position. In some clubs they will help to enforce the dress code if there is one, such as in gown clubs. They vary greatly in age. Some are "motherly" and never been a stripper. Others switch between bartender and house mom, depending on the day of the week. IME they prefer house mom as the take home money is greater. I know one at a club I go to who is house mom 11-7, then bartender for the night shift. She's a little long in the tooth but her boobs dwarf most of the dancers.

My sentiments are similar. The local Platinum Plus has a $6 cover. I try to pay with no more than a $10 so I only have two of the $2 bills to deal with. Further $2s are sometimes unavoidable when purchasing drinks. I try to recycle them as quickly as possible while buying drinks for me and any girl I have join me. Rarely tip with a $2. I always head to a club with $10 or so in singles. Don't sit at the stage at this club (very few do). If a hottie catches my attention I'll tip her with a one. They do the mini lap thing from time to time and that's $2. Random fly by I'll usually tip just $1, unless it's exceptional. Surplus $2s I'll set aside and try to remember to bring next time. Wouldn't dream of spending them around town, everyone knows where they came from. Strippers complain too about bringing them to the bank and getting "how IS working at Platinum Plus?". Never thought about the ATM deposit, good idea.

Trouble Shady

This has been discussed before so I decided to give it a try one time. Used my middle name with a stripper that was new to me at a club I don't get to too often. We did a decent set of lap dances. Wouldn't you know it 3 months later I bump into her again and now she's the bartender. "Steve, how are you?". Memory of an elephant. I had to do some explaining to the dancer I was sitting with. "Uh, I think she has me confused with someone else".

What's wrong with corset AND fishnets with some nice high heels. Cheerleader doesn't do it for me. But schoolgirl outfits, properly done, are a big turn on. I also like the Lingerie night at one of my hangouts. I'm not up on all the "technical" terms but enjoy the frilly baby doll and camisole pieces along with the bra and panties.

Not really into porn. 20 years ago yes, not now. Just PSE. ;-)

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Way too wordy for me to read through. Seems like it would be an Article. Why not post it there and get the 1 months VIP membership credit?

Volcanic Eruptions in South Jersey.

Frank's Chicken House (now Delilah's Den in Manville).

Grow a set. I'm a one on one kind of guy. The booth would be for privacy and space. Not to host a party. No random girls are going to sit at my booth and demand a meal and/or a tip. See ya!

Different terms for the same thing I guess. A loveseat with a curtain and open top. Doesn't really seem like a "room". A room to me has an actual door. In both cases there's often cameras and the door or curtain may be see through.

Thing is how do we know a "new stripper" is who she/he says they are?

Buzzed in through the dancer's entrance? Wonder who buzzed the angry, armed customer in? I'm guessing the authorities are also.

Sorry for the double post. I only pressed Post Comment once.... Interesting that dude shoots both managers in the back.

Here's a more recent, more detailed article: HORSHAM, Pa. - October 19, 2013 -- Authorities say a disgruntled customer walked into a strip club in Horsham, Montgomery County and opened fire on two managers. It happened around 7:00 p.m. Saturday at Double Visions on the 100 block of Easton Road. "If that guy had an Uzi, there would have been a lot of people shot because people were standing around, they weren't running away, it sounded like fire crackers, it didn't seem like a gun and the guy wasn't going crazy, he was going bam bam," said Jerritt Boyer, witness. Boyer says there were about 20 people inside at the time of the shooting. He says the gunman was buzzed in through an entrance that is reserved for dancers. Action News has learned the suspected gunman was thrown out of the club earlier in the week and came back for revenge. Two managers, Phillip and Jason Catagnus were shot in their backs. The brothers, both sons of the owner, were in the middle of a shift change. Customers drove the men to nearby Abington Memorial Hospital for treatment. "I jumped in front of one of the dancers and I told them it's not safe. Some people ran outside. It was around the DJ booth area where the second shot got fired and then he went through the back where the dancers only go, that was his escape route," said Boyer. Police responded so quickly they spotted the suspect leaving the club. Sources say after the shooting, the suspect ran outside and fired more shots in the parking lot before leading police on a high speed chase. They chased after him northbound on Easton Road (Route 611) reaching speeds as high as 80 miles per hours. More than four miles later, in Warrington, Bucks County, investigators say the suspect crashed into a tree at Stuckert and Warwick roads and was taken into custody. "It makes you really nervous. It's a quiet neighborhood. I have kids and we're worried, we want to know what's going on," said Jennifer Bradley, resident. The Bucks County District Attorney's Office says the suspect fired one shot at officers but they did not return fire. The suspect remains in custody and police have not released his identity. (Copyright ©2013 WPVI-TV/DT. All Rights Reserved.)

Here's a more recent, more detailed article: HORSHAM, Pa. - October 19, 2013 -- Authorities say a disgruntled customer walked into a strip club in Horsham, Montgomery County and opened fire on two managers. It happened around 7:00 p.m. Saturday at Double Visions on the 100 block of Easton Road. "If that guy had an Uzi, there would have been a lot of people shot because people were standing around, they weren't running away, it sounded like fire crackers, it didn't seem like a gun and the guy wasn't going crazy, he was going bam bam," said Jerritt Boyer, witness. Boyer says there were about 20 people inside at the time of the shooting. He says the gunman was buzzed in through an entrance that is reserved for dancers. Action News has learned the suspected gunman was thrown out of the club earlier in the week and came back for revenge. Two managers, Phillip and Jason Catagnus were shot in their backs. The brothers, both sons of the owner, were in the middle of a shift change. Customers drove the men to nearby Abington Memorial Hospital for treatment. "I jumped in front of one of the dancers and I told them it's not safe. Some people ran outside. It was around the DJ booth area where the second shot got fired and then he went through the back where the dancers only go, that was his escape route," said Boyer. Police responded so quickly they spotted the suspect leaving the club. Sources say after the shooting, the suspect ran outside and fired more shots in the parking lot before leading police on a high speed chase. They chased after him northbound on Easton Road (Route 611) reaching speeds as high as 80 miles per hours. More than four miles later, in Warrington, Bucks County, investigators say the suspect crashed into a tree at Stuckert and Warwick roads and was taken into custody. "It makes you really nervous. It's a quiet neighborhood. I have kids and we're worried, we want to know what's going on," said Jennifer Bradley, resident. The Bucks County District Attorney's Office says the suspect fired one shot at officers but they did not return fire. The suspect remains in custody and police have not released his identity. (Copyright ©2013 WPVI-TV/DT. All Rights Reserved.)

I've never been in the club, just been by it many times. Mainly because it has a reputation as having closely monitored lap dances. Seems like a nice area, surprised at this incident.

Here's some more from the same article: Despite the recent events, customers at Double Visions say the lounge is normally safe. "It's like a corner bar," Boyer said. "But with dancers. It's a really nice place which is why you would never expect something like that. They don't even pat people down."