Comments by yndy (page 3)

Birthday Boy- As others have written, clubs can vary a great deal. If your brothers can't/won't fill you in, I hope they will at least tell you the destination. Reading its reviews should give you some idea of what to expect. The "birthday boy" packages I've seen look humiliating to me. I see A LOT of lezzing out. I'm very fond of it. Try not to drink too much. You might miss much of the experience. The message boarders would love to read your report.

Isn't this one of the last scenarios which hasn't been made into a reality show?

@tenisbum1776- I'm impressed that you speak Russian. Would you mind sharing how you acquired that skill?

Who is brave enough to query on The Pink Site?

You can find photos online. Yes, SO YOUNG thus SO SAD. And think how badly the guy for whom she was dancing feels.

@Clubber: Bo turned 56 November 20 (56 years after'56!). I still have her first Playboy. I see on her website I can send it to her and have her autograph it for $25. For only $10 more she will send it back! @Lopaw: One of the clubs I visit very occasionally, very occasionally plays some Green Day. I've been listening to Dos! for about a week. I've been fortunate a few times to have Stairway to Heaven (EIGHT minutes!!!) playing during dances. http://www.cbsnews.com/8301-207_162-57560956/led-zeppelin-tribute-capped-with-stairway-to-heaven-performance/

voyeurweb.com would likely post photos of her. Viewers will make comments. If she's as attractive as you say, they should be very complimentary.

I love it! Though it's mostly been w/long-time favorites, it has happened w/newcomers. Mostly it's been mutual. But I have asked too. The only times I didn't relish were a few times when I bought some dances as a favor to the dancer (to make some $). Was not really attracted but was trying to help them out. If they kiss you, they must REALLY like you, right? Hope Stiletto will chime in on this.

And though you don't always drink beer, when you do, do you prefer Dos Equis?

Though they may not be the most entertaining/memorable, I look forward to Stiletto25's posts.

Although I'm hardly an astronomer I follow moon phases more closely than most. Watched the "first quarter" on my 90-minute drive home Friday nite, so Saturday's news was poignant. *************************************** Neil Armstrong’s loved ones said they were “heartbroken” to share the news that the former astronaut and first person to step foot on the moon had died Saturday of complications from heart surgery. “Neil was our loving husband, father, grandfather, brother and friend,” the family statement said. “As much as Neil cherished his privacy, he always appreciated the expressions of goodwill from people around the world and from all walks of life. “While we mourn the loss of a very good man, we also celebrate his remarkable life and hope that it serves as an example to young people around the world to work hard to make their dreams come true, to be willing to explore and push the limits, and to selflessly serve a cause greater than themselves. “For those who may ask what they can do to honor Neil, we have a simple request. Honor his example of service, accomplishment and modesty, and the next time you walk outside on a clear night and see the moon smiling down at you, think of Neil Armstrong and give him a wink.” ******************************** From a FB post: Neil Armstrong, First Man on Moon Leaves this World once again. Safe Travels, Commander ********************************************

I told a new dancer (who became a fav) I was so impressed w/her I wanted to write about her. She asked if I was a writer. I told her that in this case I was a writer of reviews. She supported me 100%, said I could name her, and gave me her email (w/her real name in it) so I could send copies. I don't know if it helped her business, but wrote the glowing reviews that she earned. She eventually graduated from nursing school (for real) and moved. MISS HER! Oh, during the winter I commented to the bartender how we TUSLC ers often say the prettiest women are behind the bar. She liked that also told me I could write about her and use her name. I have some other examples. I would only do this after being very sure we have great rapport.

Does Penthouse magazine still exist and publish letters? ;-)

The first time I met my now fav SC bartender she told me the story of her horrible crash (alcohol, not falling asleep) and showed me her huge scar. But she recovered and is a thriving going-on-35-yr-old. Fingers crossed for the same result...

20 x $10 for my bday several times.

as the songs says "My Two Front Teeth." That's what I remember from my visit to Baltimore's Block in 1988!

crazyjoe- "Daughter was extremely hot" What was her mom like?

canny- my first-ever fav retired (at age 36.5) in 2003 after her son's similar aged friends came into club one nite. and like your friend's, she was able to duck so she wasn't discovered.

staxwell: I really enjoyed your post. Thanx!

Stripclubhound just recommended this one: http://petertips.blogspot.com/ Is this the one you wrote about shadowcat?

I always tell my fav: Guys don't need Viagra, they need (insert her name here)! I suggested she change her name to Vi. Then guys would ask, "Is that short for something?"

Mila was born in Ukraine. Moved here at age 7 which might make her more American and European.

I had a bad xperience at a club a month ago: Sat at the bar. An unattractive, overweight WAITRESS immediately sat down next to me. The female bartender asked if I wanted to buy this uninvited waitress a drink. "No thanx, I just want to chill on my own." I hadn't planned on spending much that nite. Mostly tipped at stage. I was mostly on my way home when a very attractive dancer appeared. We chatted at the bar for a minute (she had me thinking about a dance). Bartender asked the same question. This time I said yes. The drink arrived when a bouncer type guy tapped her on the shoulder and said she had a dance. She gulped down the $10 and never came back :-(

My first was in fall 1982 at "Trader Vic's" or "Tom's"? in Gainesville, Florida. When dancer asked if I wanted one, I asked what it was. She replied "A dry f*ck." I think it was $10, then A LOT of money for me. I likely got only one (out in the open in an non-comfy wooden chair). I did return many months later and she remembered me. Bc I was much younger then w/similar age gfs, I don't think I had my next one until ~1995!

Oral sex linked to cancer risk By Kerry Sheridan (AFP) – 1 day ago WASHINGTON — US scientists said Sunday there is strong evidence linking oral sex to cancer, and urged more study of how human papillomaviruses may be to blame for a rise in oral cancer among white men. In the United States, oral cancer due to HPV infection is now more common than oral cancer from tobacco use, which remains the leading cause of such cancers in the rest of the world. Researchers have found a 225-percent increase in oral cancer cases in the United States from 1974 to 2007, mainly among white men, said Maura Gillison of Ohio State University. "When you compare people who have an oral infection or not... the single greatest factor is the number of partners on whom the person has performed oral sex," said Gillison, who has been researching HPV and cancer for 15 years. "When the number of partners increases, the risk increases," she told reporters at the American Association for the Advancement of Science meeting in Washington. Previous studies have suggested that people who have performed oral sex on six or more partners over a lifetime face an eight-fold higher risk of acquiring HPV-related head or neck cancer than those with fewer than six partners, she said. But even though the link between HPV and cervical cancer has been well known for many years, and vaccines now exist to provide some protection, much study remains to be done to confirm observational links and establish causes, Gillison said. "The cervical cancer field is 20 years ahead," she said. "We can't demonstrate definitively that certain behaviors are associated with risk of acquiring an infection," she said. "The rise in oral cancer in the US is predominantly among young white males and we do not know the answer as to why." Researcher Diane Harper of the University of Missouri said such studies will take time, but the oral cancer field may move more quickly by using technology already developed for detecting HPV in cervical cancer patients. "One of the scientific technologies that have evolved over time is the way that we detect HPV," said Harper. "I think that the head and neck cancer area will benefit from that because we have gone through all kinds of different laboratory techniques to make sure we are actually finding what we think is HPV and getting type-specific information to go with that." There as many as 150 different types of human papillomaviruses, and about 40 of those can be sexually transmitted, according to the National Cancer Institute. Some may cause genital warts, while other more high-risk varieties can cause oral, anal, vaginal and penile cancers. Sexually transmitted HPV infections are common and often asymptomatic, and untreated cases in women are the main cause of cervical cancer. Half of all sexually active Americans will get HPV at some point in their lives, the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has estimated. Two vaccines, Gardasil and Cervarix, were approved by the US Food and Drug Administration in 2006 for HPV types that cause cervical cancer and genital warts. However, only 40 percent of US girls have received one dose and just 17 percent have received all three doses in the regimen, said researchers. A study published earlier this month in the New England Journal of Medicine found that the HPV vaccine could prevent 90 percent of genital warts in men, and the vaccine has also been approved against anal cancer in men and women. Harper said she was not recommending the general population get the HPV vaccine because research has not yet established its effectiveness past five to eight years for cervical cancer. "We know from all of the very good modeling studies that have been done throughout the world that if the vaccine does not last for a minimum of 15 years, cervical cancer will not be prevented, it will only be postponed," she said. For now, Harper and fellow presenter Bonnie Halpern-Felsher of the University of California San Francisco recommended that patients discuss HPV with their doctors. "If you talk to health care providers and certainly parents and other educators, they are not talking to teens about oral sex, period," said Halpern-Felsher, who has studied teenagers' attitudes and sexual behaviors. "Teens really have no idea that oral sex is related to any outcome like STIs (sexually transmitted infections), HPV, chlamydia, and so on."