Comments by weekendfun (page 2)

Lol, I should add, don't bother to ask where the fire is (details) or you'll get no answer or something vague like "out there somewhere".

I encountered a problem trying to post a comment. Nothing posted. Maybe this board has problems.

Well I guess it's working now at least on this thread.

Here's an idea I thought of, don't know if it's practical or not. Have the ability to select, click, type etc. on a user's name to ignore/ban posting to your threads. In other words the creator of a thread can ban certain posters by name. I don't know if this would be easy or practical to do. What does the founder and anyone else think? It'd be a way to cut out unwelcome posts sort of like stopping an annoying kid from interrupting an adult's conversation. Is this practical?

Just thought of one more idea, how about the ability to hide threads started by certain names or users? For instance if you didn't want to see any discussion threads started by "unnammed" then none of those threads would appear. Is this idea practical?

All I'm going to say is murder is wrong. Even is someone tries to dehumanize someone by thinking of someone as scum, lowlife or somehow less than human, it's still murder. Whoever did this better enjoy their life while it lasts, they'll have eternity to pay for it.

I haven't been to the beach since last year but I know the Master's is a new club and I've heard good things. The Crazy Horse usually has all hot looking girls even if it a bit expensive. I believe these clubs are topless. Derriere's which is close to the Master's (maybe a block away at most) is totally nude and you can bring your own beer. This can be quite a savings compared to say Crazy Horse where a beer can set you back about $5 each. My info is dated (last year) but I believe things tend to stay the same. Things might be slow right now but I'm not sure what time certain events happen such as bike week, etc.

I know some states only allow voting for the party that you registered for before the primary. For instance if you registered Republican you are only allowed to vote Republican in a primary in some states. I would ask someone in your state what the rules or law is. I believe when you are actually voting for an elected official (not a primary) you can vote for any of the candidates that made it onto a ballot. Then again, there are rules for those candidates to get onto a ballot.

To simplify the above, if your state rules (law) doesn't allow Republicans to vote for any other party in a primary, it makes no sense to go to a democratic primary because you won't be able to vote for anyone. I believe this is true. the same applies visa versa for Democrats trying to vote in a Republican primary

That would probably rile some people. I wouldn't be surprised if the dancers working in the newer packed clubs made 2, 3 or even 4 times as much as the dancers working in a run down half empty club. The average pay compared to an individual would be way off depending on looks of the dancer, dancing ability and the club. I can just see the IRS rating dancers by looks and where they work at. That would probably rile the taxpayers if they thought about the IRS going to clubs to perform ratings on clubs and dancers. I wonder how many dances it would take to rate a dancer.

Lol, I remember I once left a club with red lipstick from a feature entertainer all over my shorts. I'm glad I didn't have to explain that to anyone. I believe the smoke, perfume, and body smells stay with the clothes you wear long after. I wonder if the above mentioned ^^ husband's wives get suspicious from someone unexpectly doing laundry, lol.

I'm not trying to dampen anybody's fun but I thought that I would also mention that South Carolina just lowered their legal drinking limit from .10 to .08 So please be careful. At 5 bucks a beer though, most south carolinians won't be getting too drunk. If people would just buckle their seat belt and drive safely, we would defang all those after the drunk drivers (since no one would get hurt anymore). Have fun and be safe.

I wasn't trying to imply the dancers shouldn't wear things to make themselves look or smell nice. I'm not even worried about getting glitter or lipstick on me. I do enjoy smelling those perfumes that seem to smell like cake or cotton candy or other nice smells.

The real question here is not probably what RL already knows but do customers look down on those that pay for conversation. Obviously RL does and is wondering if anybody else does too. I believe most people don't really care what the "customers" want to blow their money on. Unless of course it raises prices for everyone else. If someone wants to give a dancer money for nothing or for "conversation" then don't worry about it, it's not your money. I think even the religious type could relate a story to this. Doesn't matter if RL or myself or almost everyone else thinks you're wasting your money. It's not our money. Does that answer this question?

I'll let the females answer your questions above^ but I have enjoyed the wild party atmosphere some females have created on occasion. It also does add excitement when a female customer goes up on stage and shows her top with the encouragement of a dancer. You never know what to expect now :)