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11 years ago
I have an idea, it's way out there, but maybe you could call a local builder and ask.
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11 years ago
Electroman, cleanliness, available electricity (the power and water supply is not consistent), food service, room service and even structural integrity are all over the charts. Price is NO indicator of quality!!!! One option is to book a short "all inclusive" with a major resort in the area and spend some time searching for local places with fair prices and great facilities. If you try that, go before November 1st and you can find a very cheap short stay rate.
Another option is to book a few days at Blackbeards, Costumbar Beach, Puerto Plata and when you need a break from banging beautiful chicas on site, you can visit Sousa and shop for hotels.
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11 years ago
Gee. And I always thought it meant Anglo American, to specify not native American.
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11 years ago
Often! there are a lot of ROBs out there. OTOH I have also had dancers under count lappers. The latter I consider a compliment and (if the dances were very good) instead of correcting them I usually "tip" them amount equal to the number of dances undercounted.
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11 years ago
"Inna Godda' da Vita" (totally Stoned studio cut "in the garden of eden") all 17 minutes of it. Heard it once in a strip club (special request). It fits in soooo many ways.
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11 years ago
I was "friends" with a stripper several years ago. (that is, I paid her for dances, listened to her SS in the club and occasionally bought her a meal outside the club.) She suddenly decided one day that by, "NOT judging me, you are judging me to be too lost to even help."
Sometimes you just can't win.
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11 years ago
If you want a new experience (and have a passport) try flying to the Dominican Republic. If you fly into Santiago, you can get to Puerto Plata in an hour or two and find chicas galore almost instantly. There are strip clubs with ITC and take out (all legal) and dance clubs with willing young women, but you will even find amazing and willing young beauties just walking around town or on display on the beach.
Spanish is VERY helpful, but you can get by (barely) if you don't speak the language. Prices are unbelievably low. If you pay over $40 a night for a suite sized room you are getting ripped off and $20 a night usually gets you breakfast too. Meals will likely cost less than $30 a day - if you splurge. And ladies - beautiful young chicas - will join you for $60 an hour or $100 a night.
It is a monger paradise and November is an excellent time to go.
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11 years ago
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I shave, shower, trim up and dress for comfort, feel and easy access. I also usually have a light meal before going to a club. So I guess the answer is, yes I do have a pregame.
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11 years ago
Looneylarry, I don't attribute anything to degol's post other than humor and a dig at Alucard. You however, assert untrained vigilantes (no vigilante gun incident in recent years), Barney Fife (a TV comedy law enforcement officer) and Zimmerman (victim of an assault who successfully defended himself) are all trying to administer their own brand of justice. Then you claim a disaster would have occurred if armed citizens blasted away in the Aurora theater. Your position is clearly supportive of a disarmed public.
Unfortunately, a completely unarmed public - like the audience in the Aurora theater - represent nothing more than potential victims. If others in the Aurora theater had weapons perhaps the shooter would have been stopped much sooner or perhaps not, but I cannot see the outcome as any worse than it was. If even a few teachers in Newtown were carrying perhaps NO children would have died. No argument is perfect, but I would rather err on the side of self-sufficiency.
My second position is that the framers of the US Constitution intended that there always would be citizens armed with the latest and best, both for domestic safety (even before the police arrive) and as a deterrent to a potentially oppressive federal government. I do support the 2nd Amendment and believe that any weapons control laws require first repeal of the 2nd.
I am also sorry to hear that you are a Communist, pig-fucking, retard with no dick (although - from your post - I think you are selling yourself short when you claim you have fewer brains). As well written as your post was, you seem to otherwise be an OK guy. However, just in case you're wrong about the UN and those black helicopters, I'm going to keep an eye out. By the way isn't the UN being racist to use black helicopters when they take guns?
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11 years ago
Never - ever - piss off a stripper when she is high, or psychotic, or late on her rent, or late for work, or . . . .
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11 years ago
rickdugan, about the Jaguars - having seem the stadium and the Jagoffs play (2011) - it appears they need a major shift in focus, marketing and objectives. Perhaps they should attempt to be a little like the old Packer's organization (home town, blue collar, local hero stuff). Cheep tickets, accessible mgmt, perhaps even picking up Tebow (whether he is capable of QB in the NFL is not relevant). The old problem, you can't get butts in the seats unless you are winning, you can't win unless you get butts in the seats to pay for talent.
About Jax SCs. You have a point in that few of the clubs are good (meaning fun to visit) operations. Extras are less common than some areas (especially traveling just a few miles south) and there are a fair number of ROBs. OTOH, I have found a fair number of diamonds midst the gravel in Jacksonville, FL strip clubs. Try day shift at Wacko's, or late afternoon at Sinsations, early evenings at the Gold Club by the local airport. While I don't get there often, I am in Jax 8 -12 times a year and usually do score some real fun.
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11 years ago
Discharged from the Navy for behavioral issues, a history of violent rage, described elsewhere as "hearing voices," problems with interpersonal relationships, Aaron Alexis was a time bomb and would blow up. All of that information was so readily available that the press found it within hours of getting his name from DC police, yet the Navy gave him security clearance - and never revoked it. The Navy also approved Alexis to work for subcontractors at TWO different secure facilities in different states.
Then on Monday he somehow got into a secure military facility - through THREE security checkpoints - supposedly with a shotgun - and took additional weapon(s)from security guards to murder 12 people.
BUT THIS IS A GUN CONTROL PROBLEM? - - - REALLY?
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11 years ago
That's not the only cop as shooter incident.
http://news.yahoo.com/ferrell-kerrick-police-unarmed-shooting-charlotte-191520307.html
Arm civilians - disarm cops!!!!!
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11 years ago
Decades ago, a friend's dad visited him after a trip to his (dad's) rural home and I was invited over for a dinner his dad prepared. Only after seconds did I ask about the meat dish - - - skillet fried squirrel brains smothered in bacon gravy. Mmmmmmmm!
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11 years ago
Damn, I had to unblock A****** to find out what DrPhil was complaining about. Wish I hadn't.
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11 years ago
Happened to me. On a trip I once hit over 20 different clubs in less than a month (some I visited several times) and by the and of the month, I was tired of clubbing. It took me over a week to recover enough to want to hit another club (it took my wallet much longer to recover.)
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11 years ago
Jester you nailed it. SIX months, three police departments, multiple officers "investigating," a Friday night "sting" and six (count 'em, six) non-violent, non-felony arrests. The women were "processed and released." I wonder who is up for reelection this fall?
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11 years ago
Second OTC, after a water break she was on top (cowgirl) when out of the blue, "I told him I just dance on stage, I don't understand why my boyfriend doesn't trust me."
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11 years ago
Unfortunately, the lessons we should have learned have been lost in the noise.
We should have learned to protect our borders, kick out illegal aliens and that foreigners entering the US should be carefully tracked.
We should have learned that we need more private citizens carrying concealed weapons and that we need fewer federal weapons laws.
We should have learned that profiling is a GOOD thing, and makes for efficient, effective identification of potential risks.
Instead, we learned that hopey, changey people, ignorance and dramatic increases in public aid can get any fool elected.
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11 years ago
I have seen more braces recently, but I thought it was just because I was looking more. My last trip to the DR I saw many young adult women wearing braces (both working women and civilians). When I asked several people told me it has been a "fashion accessory" for a few years. Women there can either buy "decorative" (fake) braces for a few bucks or spend a few hundred to get fancy (real) braces at a dentist's office.
I wonder if that fad is showing up here?
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11 years ago
About six years ago at one of the nicer ESL clubs I met a 51 y/o dancer (she looked 30 or less) who claimed she had started dancing at 27 and put three kids through private schools and college by stripping. She said her original plan was to strip until she could get a real job using her college degree, but never found any mundane employment that would come close to paying the bills. Her plan, as of our conversation, was to dance a few more years for retirement $ then enjoy grandkids.
Note: after a few entertaining private dances she rejoined me in the club (very slow day) and eventually showed me pictures of her kids, in the mix were pictures of the three young adults (clearly her kids) in college cap and gown. I think her story was mostly true.
Retiring at 35 is a great dream, but reality has a nasty habit of getting in the way.
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11 years ago
It just seemed to me that the unionization of this club (not the dancer management) was a stroke of doom for the business. This club survived as a curiosity for a decade, but just survived. With collective bargaining the dancers put themselves out of business. The weird set up, refusal to acknowledge patron requests, pages of rules and zero contact appear to be designed to put this place out of business.
I have been in other, more traditional, strip clubs run by former dancers and the places are usually a bit cleaner, the music less painful, but otherwise little different from male managed clubs.
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11 years ago
1. Only tip if you feel you got more than your money's worth or you wish to encourage more interaction.
2. Clubs all have plenty of change, ask your waitress or bartender.
3. Stageside tipping is limited in Canada. Do NOT tip with coins! If you wish to get a dancer's attention in Canada you can:
Just ask her to come see you after her dance,
Tip her a Canadian Fiver,
Tip a US dollar or two (they gladly accept US money)
4. Have fun, push your limits - but not with booze.
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11 years ago
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A and B only.
Not a total Luddite, just not interested in "smart" phones and not happy with the OS(s) available for tablets.
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11 years ago
Years ago a rather wild female friend of mine had a t=shirt she like to wear in very casual situations. It had that squiggly, hard to read lettering on the front, spelling out across her breasts, "you're staring."