Comments by Yoda (page 2)

Really – reposting a SW thread that is on the *World* Wide Web is a serious violation? BTW – you did not supply the link to the SW rules where this particular rule is stated – please do so, so everyone will be aware of each and every rule and minute variation of each SW rule. Anyone here who is a member on SW has already seen the rule. If they choose to ignore it that's not my problem. The funny thing is that the moderation is supposed to be to keep SW "friendly" for strippers, a place to take a break from the disrespect that they constantly deal with. But it always seems to be the CUSTY moderators who ban people. Who has a STRIPPER moderator actually banned? The customer oriented sections of the site are moderated by customers so yes, we ban primarily customers. In the two years I've been a moderator no dancer has ever posted anything in any of the areas I moderate to warrant a ban. Three quarters of the site is intended for and moderated by women in the industry and, to be honest, since I can't post in those sections I don't bother to read them. There are plenty of dancers and cam girls banned on a regular basis. Just because you don't see it doesn't mean it isn't happening. While I'm touched by the sudden interest in the way another site operates I think this has gone about as far as it can here.

Good to see the crack TUSCL legal team is all over this. Bottom line is that SW is a private site. They can set whatever posting guidelines they want...

Cross posting is not allowed. That includes posting something from SW to another site and, if it's copyrighted material, cross posting from another site to SW.

Dude, I have to read dozens of posts a day. I don't even know what thread you are talking about. Face it, you broke a rule. I know it makes you feel like a big man to call me names but you got banned because you broke a rule. Yes, sometimes in life there are rules.

"WTH do you mean? Anyone can read them (posts) w/o having to log in and be subjugated to your petty/arbitrary “rules”." If that's the case than why do you even care about being banned?

More of the brain trust heard from....

I could care less about your opinions on anything. You are entitled to them just like the rest of us. You were banned from SW because you violated one of the rules that you agreed to when you joined. I know TUSCL is a free for all but SW isn't. Something you may want to think about is the possibility that your indiscretion was reported by another member-male or female-here on this site. By the way, posts are not "public" when the site they are on is not open to the general public. You can't access the reviews on TER without being a member and you can't read the reviews on this site without being member. Would you copy and paste reviews from TUSCL and post them on SCL? SW may be a free site but it is not a public site. Sorry if all of this hurts your brain too much to comprehend but it is reality.

promise?

You are missing the point Club Goer. Sw doesn't exist for customers. While men are allowed to join that is not the primary focus of the site. They don't care if anyone who is not a dancer or webcam girl ever joins the site. This BS has gone on for years with you guys. You don't get what goes on over there so why fucking bother? Shadowcat is the smartest guy here. He joined SW years ago, figured out it wasn't for him and left. It's interesting that in the 11 years I've been on both of these sites I've never seen anyone lift a thread from TUSCL and post it on SW. Only the other way around. Why are you guys so fascinated? You can do and say whatever the fuck you want to on this board. No one cares. SW has moderators and yes, posters are held accountable for breaking the site's rules. LMAO! Seems pretty simple to me...

Doesn't matter if they have reviews or not. I don't talk about dancers to anyone. I might confirm a girl's club or schedule and even then only if she has told me that it's OK with her. That's it.

I can't site one specific case but in my experience the ones who make it a hassle just really don't want to do it. The ones that make it easy are comfortable with selling sex and want your money. I think the biggest difference is that the ones who aren't into it will cancel and,unless I contact them again, I won't hear anything from them about rescheduling. The ones that are serious about getting together will text me about rescheduling if we have to cancel an appointment.

Sounds like you should be the one taking the test...

Over the years Patriots players have shown up at several clubs in Providence. I've seen players at Club Fantasies on Sunday nights after a day game. The Foxy Lady, Club Desire and Cadillac Lounge get players too. Aaron Hernandez was at Club Desire a night or two before he allegedly shot his friend Odin Lloyd last summer. He is also accused of shooting a guy in the face outside of a strip club in Florida. The dancers will tell you that all of these guys are notoriously cheap!

Just tell her you're broke.

Fortunately I'm a boomer and don't read any of the BS that sites like Elite Daily espouse. A collection of rules written by manginas or women who have either never stripped or only done it in air dance type gentleman's clubs are of no interest to me.

THis is happening all over the country including in Mass. where I am. I don't actually know a single dancer that is in favor of becoming an employee. The trade-off for working for what in most cases is a server's wage of less than $3 an hour is not worth it. House fees etc are a pain but a good dancer can pay those fees and still earn a good living. The girls who start these lawsuits are almost always already retired from dancing and just plain bitter. It would be a mistake to assume that the girls have any club owner by the balls. There will always be new girls walking through the door to work. Most club owners look at their establishment as a bar with tits. The bar is where they make most of their money. The tits can belong to any woman willing to show them.

I'm single and not paranoid.

Option One: Get your own room at the same hotel. Option Two: Have them put the dogs in the bathroom just like they do when they entertain their other"guests"

Springfield is the armpit of Massachusetts...

LE is law enforcement. The fact that you don't know that shows how naive you are about extras in strip clubs. Would you like us to post dancer's names and pricing as well?

Dude, she played you.

First of all you talk too much. No wonder you can't decide what you want in the club. We can't tell, even after all of those words, what you are trying to make happen. If you want girls to pay attention to you it's going to cost money. If you want them to leave you alone don't spend any.

I prefer daytime. Club is slow, ATF's spend more time and there is a lot less scrutiny of what is going on in the private rooms. Night time is more of a nightclub atmosphere and the girls tend to be in more of a high hustle mode.

I used to recommend girls on line but not anymore. Most of the time they don't want their name mentioned on line as the threads always turn into cat fights with their completion or guys just making up bs.

Based on my observations I think it's more likely that shaving started as a way of keeping pubes from sticking out from a bikini line and became a popular trend from there. The first American dancers I saw doing it all came from California or Florida and by far the largest proponents of the shave or wax at first were girls from South America. I haven't dated a civvie girl in many years so I can't speak to how far the trend has spread to non dancers and escorts.