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20 years ago
Vflng: Pretty much right up my alley. I probably spend more time looking into a dancers eyes than anywhere else. But like you said, you've got to do it in a way that doesn't creep her out like you're a stalker or something.
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20 years ago
A couple of months ago: The dancer is facing away from this guy, and she goes to swing her leg up and over his head, wham!!!, she caught him right over his eye. The guy was bleeding like he was shot!!! I still wonder what he said when he got home (we found out he was married)
Last year: Four young guys come in, order some beers and sit in the first row around the main stage. It was a quiet Sunday afternoon. Before they were on their second or third sip from their beers, one of their wives comes in, stands in front of them and makes them all leave. I felt bad for the dancer, she lost at least half of her audience.
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20 years ago
I'm usually not a big fan of 'the fakes', but my 'sunday afternoon delight' has one of the best jobs I've ever seen. Vflng can attest to that.
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20 years ago
That stuff happens in Massachusetts ALL the time.
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20 years ago
Good one Mouse.
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20 years ago
When you walk in on a Sunday afternoon and the bartender has 4 or 5 of you beers already sitting on ice.
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20 years ago
SuperDude: No. 5 happened to me just last night.
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20 years ago
But after a while, it's just not as memorable as it used to be.
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20 years ago
When you're paying the cover charge and can hear the music, you already know who's on stage.
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20 years ago
Yoda, I had a similar situation, but instead of Dunkin Donuts, it was my new favorite barber. The old-time barber shop I go to was in desperate need of help and they hired a brazillian gal (in her mid to late 30's, but in excellent shape), when she was done with me the other day I damn near asked her, 'was that 3 songs or 4?'
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20 years ago
Kylie, are you feeling ok ?
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20 years ago
OK, now everyone imagine the sound of crickets chirping.
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20 years ago
A couple of months ago: I left the hotel in Beijing at about 8 am. My flight from Beijing left about 1 pm and arrived at JFK at 2:30 pm (same day) I took a limo to my parents house on LI where I left my car. Had a quick sandwich and a shower and drove 2 hours to the eastern end of LI to catch a ferry (about an hour and a half) to New London CT. drove 2 hours to Cape Cod and stopped by the local sc at about 10:00 pm to get a couple of private dances from my fav, drop off a little gift that I picked up while in china and left at about 11:30. The adventures of Commander McBragg live on. (or at least J. Peterman)
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20 years ago
Casualguy, I like your idea about the condo community strip club. Can a retirement home strip club be far behind ? 80 year old guys and 50 year old strippers.
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20 years ago
I'm hoping some of them were on the house, you know, just for good luck.
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20 years ago
Being in China was exciting, leaving China was even better.
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20 years ago
I wouldn't bet on it, but don't let me stop you.
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20 years ago
TGG, from what I had heard, they're still not legal, but there are a few underground clubs with girls from the Philippines and Thailand. There was too much at stake to end up spending a night (or maybe more) in a Beijing prison (if by chance the club was raided). I think Hong Kong is a different story altogether. Besides, after 8 hours of trying to listen to the Chinese speak english, I was spent. A few beers and peanuts at the hotel bar was good enough me for me. (The food sucked)
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20 years ago
I hear Mogadishu is nice this time a year too, plus you can get lap dances for $5. The only downside is the freedom and happiness part. (j/k bro)
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20 years ago
paradise of freedom ? No.
paradise of happiness ? they seemed pretty happy for the most part, but I spent most of the time either in the hotel where the help was there to please or with business associates who wanted to make sure that everyone was having a good time. I did get some exposure to street people, farmers and peasants, and i'd be hard pressed to call that a paradise of happiness. If you ever to get the opportunity to travel to another country, go for it. Just don't put China near the top of your list.
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20 years ago
I was tinking about this topic just the other day. Recently, my clothes dryer broke down and i have had to go a few times to the local laundry mat, use the dryer and do a few errands to kill some time. it must really suck if you have to use both the washers and dryer. Imagine if a strip club was next door!!! The only drawback, laundary mat customers are usually not your most desireable or have cash to burn, but it would work for me.
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20 years ago
The End
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19 years ago
Hi folks, hope you are all well.
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19 years ago
Don't look at me, I feel strongly both ways.
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19 years ago
Nicess: what I should have said is that I really don't give a shit one way or the other. (that's a little more accurate)
I haven't been to the old all that much. Part of the reason is that somewhat of 'the thrill is gone', bust mostly because i recently had to put a new roof on the house and the barn, so needless to say, my little stash of 'fun money' has been a little hard to replenish. As Basil Fawlty would say "that particular avenue of pleasure has been closed.'
I was in a few weeks ago, and I rather fancy an Asian gal who is quite nice and really easy going. Very easy to connect with. I'm sure I'll find a way to get in there more often.
As for who yoda is , as long as he isn't Whitey Bulger or Osama Bind Laden, I wouldn't worry too much about it.