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14 years ago
My best guess is that a majority of strippers have NOT been in jail at one time or another.
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14 years ago
I always take notes. Sometimes in the men's room, occasionally in the car and - believe it or not, sometimes right in the main room at a stage or table. In the latter case I try to be discreet, but I did get kicked out of a club for that about 10 years ago.
Regarding Alzheimers -- anybody who is afraid they may be getting Alzheimers is NOT getting Alzheimers. The actual victims don't have the faintest idea anything is wrong with them and they blame their problems on others around them. It is a sad, sad disease. Forgetfulness and dementia, are very different. Alzheimer's is one form of dementia. Here is the basic difference between forgetfulness and dementia. Forgetfulness is when you can't find your keys. Dementia is when you don't know what your keys are for.
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14 years ago
Yes, we all want Founder and TUSCL to be successful. If ads help him be successful, and I can avoid the ads by a simple click, that's good enough.
Does ANYBODY pay a subscription fee?
As for the ads, I read once that the site gets paid a small amount for just placing the ad, more small amounts (slightly bigger) for clicks, and still more if they actually spend money. Don't know if that's true but it makes sense. Just getting paid for clicks makes no sense because then people would build automatic clicking algorithms, and they would randomize them so it would be hard to see they were automated.
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14 years ago
A lot of different factors at play here. Both customers and strippers have mood swings. The club itself has mood swings, due to such obvious factors as - has LE been pestering lately? Did the manager's girl friend just kick him out and he is venting on the girls? etc. etc. If you re-read the OP you can see that dallas702 is all over the place in the premise he set up, and so are the responses.
Makes for interesting reading. At least nobody has called anybody a fag, etc., in this thread, or in any thread I've seen lately. I like that.
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14 years ago
You wonder why any guy smart enough to own apartments is dumb enough to fall for a "sex-instead-of-rent" scam. That is a PERFECT setup for trouble, and doubly so if married. Maybe the guy inherited the apartments from his dead dad.
This case is more egregious than most, but the basic premise of sex-with-tenant is fraught with all kinds of risks.
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14 years ago
Regarding the toilet paper joke. Some people can take a joke, some can't. We really don't know what the guy's reaction was.
I agree that the guy that was subjected to the joke should not have had to pay for the dance. And perhaps he didn't. Perhaps at the end of the dance the dancer schmoozed him, told him it was a joke, that she really cared about him, and that "I want to give you another dance, now, a really good one, at no charge."
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14 years ago
I am very sorry the coach was shot. What reason do we have to believe that this has anything to do with the two strip clubs nearby????
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14 years ago
Houston is a mixed bag. They have a lot of regulations in Houston that require law-breaking to have a good time. However, some of the places ADJACENT to Houston are really great. For that matter, I know that there are some great places inside the city of Houston as well. Because there are so many places in and near the city, I agree Houston should be on the "Top Strip Club Cities".
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14 years ago
St. Louis has terrible strip clubs but a short drive across the Mississippi opens terrific possibilities.
Likewise, Tampa is really good, but a short drive west-then-north into Pasco County can be very rewarding.
Haven't had any recent experience in Phoenix, but I fully support Detroit and Tampa has great SC cities.
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14 years ago
I think she wants to be a celebrity like Paris Hilton. NOT GONNA HAPPEN. Her "rebuttal" made some valid points, but her presentation was really shoddy. She should have had all the visuals neatly printed on carboard (not flimsy paper) and put on a little easel, not awkwardly held in her hands. She should have had a friend critique her pathetic language skill. How many times did she utter the two most useless words "you know" in the English language. It was a decent effort, though --- I have seen worse. Yes, she will get 15 minutes of fame, maybe earn additional modeling fees.
If she really wanted to pursue a career in videogame design she would have made a different video and would have dressed differently. It is obvious she wants to be a "celebrity bimbo". I don't think it's gonna happen.
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14 years ago
I hate breast implants. When I find a girl has them I say nothing but they turn me off and I seldom pursue the girl. I often tell girls who don't have big tits that I love their tits exactly as they are and I hope they NEVER getimplants.
However, in a sample of three girls who I knew over a long enough period of time to visit with them before-and-after implants, all three girls said their income increased dramatically after getting the implants. (I realize that might be SS, as it would be embarrassing to say the opposite, now wouldn't it.)
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14 years ago
Wow, mlyn1 you really got RESPONSES. I think we are all in love with you cuz you asked our opinion. We LOVE to share opinions.
I'm with the majority: (a) a pixie cut is NOT a deal breaker. Personality, face, body type are all more important than hair length. (b) other things being equal we do prefer more hair than a pixie cut provides.
But I would rather have a pixie cut and a friendly sexy persona, than the most gorgeous soft fluffy hair in the world accompanied by too much weight or too much attitude.
Good luck in your career. Start another thread whenever the spirit moves you.
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14 years ago
"I had to DL 69 Mg's from Norton to get the puter up again."
Explain what that means. I do understand puter means "computer". But what does DL mean? What does Mg's mean? I am just a PL, not an IT. I would like to learn more about this problem.
Like samsung1 I use Firefox. Does that exempt me from this problem? And if so, why?
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14 years ago
Why can't we all just be honest and stop gaming the system.
I would not put this woman in prison but I would certainly punish her financially if I were the judge.
On the other hand, as a PL, I wouldn't mind having a table conversation and a lap dance with Ms. Gamble. Wonder what club they will assign her to for her punishment. And - ABOVE ALL - what stage name they will give her.
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14 years ago
Hi How
Perverse or just? Probably. Maybe. But "maybe" means "maybe not", so...
Take care, stay cool.
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14 years ago
Justice Department is investigating Arpaio for civil rights violations, and is hinting they might sue if he doesn't start cooperating with the investigation.
THIS HAS NOTHING TO DO WITH TUSCL, BUT...
It's interesting and I say - keep the comments going -- especially the third-grade level insults between hardore adherents to one viewpoint or another. Immigration and violence are hot topics right now. I love it all.
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14 years ago
My guess is that this guy is not particularly bright or curious. He is in a rut, and just goes about his business and doesn't spend a lot of time scheming and wondering how things work. A lot of people are like that. People who are involved with TUSCL most definitely are not. So we may forget that we are part of a very small minority.
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14 years ago
Potheadpl - if you buy a drink for a dancer, and management doesn't know you are buying it for a dancer, then she doesn't get any credit for that. Is she OK with that? If the answer is NO ya shouldn't do it. If the answer is YES, then why would there be any difference in price. In the two clubs I frequent there is no difference in drink price whether it is for dancer of customer. What I have noticed however is that the dancer usually likes the $5 or $6 "fancy drink", not the $3 glass of beer
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14 years ago
1.You don't have to have proof of age till you are ready to pork her. THEN YOU DO FOR SURE
2. I think the Three-Date Rule laying in that cardboard box on the back porch with the old Eight-Track Player.
3. Keep us posted - Inquiring Minds Want To Know
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14 years ago
When a dancer does not keep her word, I do not let her finish the dance. I pay her and we both walk away. After seeing this thread, I have resolved if this ever happens again, I will give her a piece of my mind when I pay her. I don't really see any alternative to paying her unless the broken promise was something I could complain to the management about. Trouble is, the broken promise has been that she promised to do something that wasn't allowed by management. Can't hardly complain to management about THAT can I. But I can sure-as-hell complain to HER.
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14 years ago
KitTastic, you are hilarious. Keep posting. Actually if you can keep coming up with those zingers you might be ready for Stand Up Comedy. And I am not being sarcastic.
But - I don't make up a fake name in strip bars, and neither do most of the guys I meet in strip bars. We just use our first names. As far as girls telling you their real names, well, unless they have fake driver's licenses, they did tell me their real names (the names on their driver's license) after a couple of meetings. No big deal IMHO.
As for the "advice" that funluvincpl13 shared with me, both (1) and (2) seem stupid and trivial. I definitely agree with all the other posters who say a strip bar is horrible place for a professional person with a bunch of business cards to be handing them out to strippers. However, where did the previous posters get the idea that he is a lawyer? He never said that. Maybe he is a psychotherapist or an employment counselor. Strippers could conceivably use that kind of professional service.
The more I think about it, the more I wonder if funluvincpl13 is actually a gagster like dick johnson. It just seems totally implausible that the same person would be advocating (1) giving the dancers a business card to solicit business, and (2) using a fake name, for whatever stupid reason. I think this OP is pulling our collective leg.
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14 years ago
Always a good idea for us PLs to remember that that hot babe in hot pants on the street might just be an undercover cop waiting to BUST YOU. Sickening, but reality.
Do the undercover cops ever go into the strip clubs to bust us horny PLs? I have never heard of it happening.
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14 years ago
Do I have this right? Someone can makes a porn movie in LA, and a jury in SALT LAKE CITY can decide if a crime was committed because THEIR community values are violated? I can't believe that would stand up to appeal. Makes no sense. I could see Salt Lake City bringing charges against the theater who was showing the movie, but not against the people who MADE the movie.
Am I missing something here?
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14 years ago
Who is Vivid and why would he/she want to take it down?
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14 years ago
wud u believe -- I had never heard of Kendra Wilkinson B4 seeing this post.
Now I've watched the tape. Oh joy. Best thing about the tape, to this jaded pervert, was -- no production values whatsoever. Nice change of pace after watching all the slick jobs from Brazzers, etc.