discussion comment
13 years ago
Mmm free pizza. Mmmmm....
discussion comment
13 years ago
There is always escape.
discussion comment
13 years ago
From what I hear, the young ones are pretty lazy. So lazy ya cannot even get a dance from them.
discussion comment
13 years ago
I think the point from the (liberal) media is that people are to irresponsible to own guns. After being kicked off the plane, jailed, and probably losing her CCW, I suspect she will be much more careful about guns in the future.
She definitely needs to communicate with her boyfriend better because she probably hasn't any gun freedoms in CA, especially LA. (Only the criminals do.)
discussion comment
13 years ago
I thought the bouncers worked for the dancers and the club.
discussion comment
13 years ago
GMD, evolution works in many ways.
discussion comment
13 years ago
Proof one should do a little reading about gun safety. It's not just to waste paper on.
discussion comment
13 years ago
Kelly Rowland is pretty nice to look at...
discussion comment
13 years ago
Completely agree SuperDude. There is way more in effect, from both parties, than a simple label.
discussion comment
13 years ago
LOL GMD
discussion comment
13 years ago
Sounds to me like the "secondary effects" of oil companies is undesirable! Maybe they should ban 'em!
discussion comment
13 years ago
Yes, georgmicrodong, for what you trade, it is a fair trade.
But like Supertramp, I was stupidly looking for something else in the club. I was far to open minded. It was a nicer world when I was naive, but those days are over.
discussion comment
13 years ago
LOL Clubber!
I haven't been to a strip club for years and years. Why? I was a major PL to some girl. These days, I think of the other things I could have done with that money. It was a lot of money too, like supertramp it ended up being thousands and thousands. Now, I have no idea where she is, etc.
For the moment you realize you blew a lot of money. Later on, you will realize you blew a lot of time.
From her perspective, I was probably the biggest stupidest loser SOB in the world. When I realized that, I quit going to strip clubs. Between those three things, it just wasn't fun anymore.
discussion comment
13 years ago
I think politicians can do in their life their own thing, but in the public life they need to take my concerns into note. This may or may not be hypocritical.
The strip club owners are obviously interested in restricting competition.
This is becoming to much of the "american way" - restricting competition based on government interference in the marketplace. This is happening all to often outside of this industry.
discussion comment
13 years ago
Times are hard. (Pun intended.)
discussion comment
13 years ago
Great. And I don't mean that in a good way. (Maybe I am an old fashioned romantic.)
discussion comment
13 years ago
I am thinking like Dudester - sounds like a prostitution sting to me.
discussion comment
13 years ago
Sadly such politics will not come here.
discussion comment
13 years ago
LOL jackslash!
She's a party girl high school drop out if I remember right. That is walking down a hard path right there, much less with baby killin on the resume.
discussion comment
13 years ago
JGoose notes the problem these days with the offer.
We need what Scotland has, "Not Proven."
The trial expenses are civil, which has a lower burden of proof. Personally I don't think they should be trying to do this though. There are going to be unintended consequences of some kind in the future.
So instead of being poor and in prison (with state provided food, clothing, and housing) - she will be poor and on her own.
discussion comment
13 years ago
Actor pay has been reducing over the years. It is already happening.
Except for the opening jokes, all late night shows are, are simply advertising for the entertainment industry. I am dumbfounded people watch more than the first five minutes.
discussion comment
13 years ago
Dancer Oiler. That's the job right there. (And I agree with George too.)
discussion comment
13 years ago
Detroit really takes the cake for corruption. That city is over.
discussion comment
13 years ago
@Alucard: Not everyone is the same. There are psychopaths, people with deep problems, addictions that will put everyone (including their kids) to the side... a lot of "normal" jobs are filled with people that will not tolerate that bullshit. But clubs do. Something to remember.
discussion comment
13 years ago
There have been studies linking money earned to having the same effect on the brain as cocaine. "[T]he same area that lights up when you take cocaine, the same area that lights up when you win a lot of money." [1]
I am not a stripper, but I do make a lot of money (even now) and completely understand the addictive nature towards it.
A lot of people don't understand it cuz, frankly, they don't make a lot of money. Even in the beginning I didn't understand what was going on. In a way, I think I was lucky my father was an alcoholic, because while he used a chemical to fire up his brain, I could see very similar social habits and choices being made on my part.
I could not put my finger on it then like these recent studies do now , but they certainly help to understand it better.
----
[1] http://www.asrn.org/journal-advanced-practice-nursing/813-love-pain-money-cocaine-light-up-same-area-of-brain.html