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14 years ago
Lost in the game. Tsk, tsk.
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14 years ago
I've been meaning to find a way to post this, but:
1) Years ago, one dancer at St. James told me that the way they knew who was vice was guys who were spending money like water.
2) Yesterday, the news was talking about how HPD (Houston) had to cut it's budget by 15%.
Ergo, it's happy time in Houston.
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14 years ago
What works for me is the way you tip. Most guys don't tip until they see her tits. I watch for a dancer I like and seconds after she takes the stage (still fully costumed) I tip and ask for a dance. I then return to the stage, when the guys go to see her tits, just in case some other guy asks.
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14 years ago
Seems to be the nature of the beast that ATF's come and go (no pun intended). My first ATF was with me two years, I fired ATF 2 after about 8 or 9 months, and OTC Gal lasted 8 months.
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14 years ago
About 18 months ago, had that kind of experience with a little pixie. We talked for over two hours, then she disappeared seeking lunch. I badly wanted a dance or two with her, so I had to track her down. Got that, then I needed to leave for work.
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14 years ago
The ultimate PL
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14 years ago
This guy needs to share a cell with Bubba.
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14 years ago
Hef needs to sell and retire. He doesn't think so, but he's too old to keep having anal sex with 18 year olds.
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14 years ago
Back in the mid 90's, I went to a now defunct place. A cutie sat down next to me and we started talking. She went on a ten minute rant about her family, which I actually enjoyed. You could actually see her shoulders sag as she finished ( a need to vent), then she said "I'm sorry, this is supposed to be about you."
I tried to reassure her, but she acted like she had crossed a boundary. Shortly, we went to the back for lappers and it was the first time in a topless place that a dancer offered me the kitty. Unfortunately, I only had 40 (2 lappers), and I'm not the customer version of a ROB (although I might've got a freebee out of her).
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14 years ago
Get some detergent (several teaspoons) and dissolve it into a sink of cold water. Place the shirt in the water. Sprinkle detergent on top and let it sit for two hours.
Return to the sink and start draining the water out. Run cold water over the stain while rubbing detergent over the stain. If stain remains, repeat entire procedure. If second go through doesn't help, take it to a dry cleaner while the shirt is still moist (DO NOT let it dry).
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14 years ago
The OP submitted an article about SC's, not wally world. How did this become about wally world ?
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14 years ago
I don't mind if they plop down. I DO mind, however, if they stop at my chair while walking past and ask if I want a dance. I want to talk to them for a few minutes first. For me, every lapdance is an audition for OTC, and I won't OTC unless I know I can spend 2 to 3 hours with them.
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14 years ago
Exactly my philosophy. If she can play with Elvis, I can play with her tang. If she says no, someone else won't mind.
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14 years ago
Several years ago, when a movie came out on this kind of thing, I published a story about a Doll that actually comes to life. Of all my stories, it's the one I get mixed feedback on. Sci fi fans love it. Women hate it, and guys (not sci fi fans) think it's weird. Personally, I think it's a touching love story. A Hollywood (small studio) bid on the story, but the deal fell through. Anyone want to see it in blogs ?
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14 years ago
projektzero said "I am in the Valley. I just want some advice on doing it since I am bent on doing it."
Lets us know when your episode of Cops comes on.
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14 years ago
This kind of thinking makes sense to those who think:
Lots of taxes = BIG government = happiness
Truth:
Strip clubs = employment = working people buying things = sales tax revenue.
I'm sure the sales tax revenue from the booze, plus clothes, food, and gas for the strippers and bartenders more than made up for the 12k in taxes that Bronx placed avoided.
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14 years ago
Like sam said, don't read into it.
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14 years ago
No children ? WTF ? I thought this use of our taxpayer dollar$ was for the rescue of abducted children forced into prostitution.
How's that hopey changey thing workin for ya ?
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14 years ago
What Rick said...
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14 years ago
Had the dumbasses simply cooperated and stopped, they would've been issued a misdemeanor citation, later dismissed, but no, they had to run down a cop. In about thirty years, it'll dawn on them, "Damn, I was a dumbass."
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14 years ago
If she was to come towards me with that kind of thing, the conversation would go something like this:
Her: (smacking her hand with the crop) So, have you been a bad boy? Do you need a spanking?
Me: No, and you better get away from me with that thing.
Her: Here give me a little swat.
Me: Did you ever see that scene in the first Rambo movie where he goes all postal on that cop ? You're making my Agent Orange act up, now get out of my face.
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14 years ago
And they chose the Marine Corps' birthday to report this why?
Great point GMD. I was stationed in San Dog for four years. See the other thread where I said they (the public) treated us like shit.
It took me a couple of years to get a date in San Dog. When I finallygot a GF, she told me that local mothers teach their girls:
Date only:
1) Sailors
2) Civilians
3) Guys fresh out of jail
4) If no one is left-a Marine
I can't counthe times I heard he phrase "Marines are psychos".
Happy fucking birthday to you too San Diego. Now go fuck yourself.
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14 years ago
Free admission w/military i.d.?
Latter half of the Cold War, good percentage of the public, including clubs & strippers, treated us like shit. The only ones who paid us homage was the LBFM's of Subic.
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14 years ago
You're a good friend CTQWERTY. I treasure friends that share.
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14 years ago
I've had these offers at St. James, but it was usually an 8/9 trying to sell me a 5/6.