Comments by Electronman (page 16)

For Landing Strip, $200 is a decent price, assuming that BJ and FS were on the menu.

For light reading, Fredrick Backman's books: Bear Town, Anxious People and A Man Called Ove. Well written, witty and good, quirky story lines.

should have said "wonderful" memes.

Great parody and wonder memes! I hope being a male does not invalidate my compliment. Maybe I'll drop the "he, him, his" pronoun BS and simply sign as a "mammal."

I'm looking forward to Shadowcat's comment. If not mistaken, he has a collection of strip club related tee shirts, maybe not advertisements for a particular club but shirts with witty sayings/photos that he typically wears to clubs.

What a tragedy! I've been to that club within the past year but I don't recall her. It will be interesting to discover the nature of the relationship with the suspected murderer. Perhaps he was a customer? This type of thing makes me worry about the safety of any dancer who agrees to meet customers outside of the club. Ironically, it also an endorsement for clubs that are more tolerant of ITC activity (think about some of the Detroit clubs). That model allows dancers who are willing to provide extra services to make money in a relatively safe environment.

It depends, of course. Is the club smoky? I'll be out pretty quickly? Is the music damaging to my ear drums? Out pretty quickly. Is the talent subpar? That takes a bit more patience to assess who is visible and who might be lurking in the private dance or dressing room areas. Finally, are there other clubs nearby?

BubbleYum is right. Some of the Detroit clubs (e.g., Flight Club, Landing Strip) are notorious for chilly temperatures. So much so that I've tried to enter the Flight Club wearing a vest (to stay warm, not a fashion statement). I was told that I had to check my vest before entering the club, so I left and went to a different club with a more reasonable thermostat setting. I'm not sure why they keep the temperature so chilly. It does have a couple of advantages: perky nipples and girls who want to cuddle to stay warm.

Two experiences pulling bar tenders for private dances. Once at BTs and once at Subis, both in the Detroit suburbs. Both were high mileage dances.

Confusing. You say that you've done some extras and then mention "pasties off and sucking titties, making out." That sounds like a decent lap dance, not extras.

ThatXGuy is correct. I completely missed this discussion thread posted by Muddy. Apologies for duplicating a recent discussion. https://tuscl.net/discussion.php?id=80588

Helpful review. Too bad you didn't get a private dance. I visited this club about 5 years ago and the mileage was very limited. It would be nice to know if the private dance mileage has improved. Perhaps the guy who got kicked out was a TUSCL member doing research on mileage in the club? Quinn, what is too explicit??

I like the "What are your rules?" question, but I often ask that question before deciding to pay for a dance. I once had a dancer try to get me in trouble. She stuck her ass hole in my face and then complained to the attendant that "He touched my ass hole." I commented. "Well that's be biggest ass hole that I've ever seen. It goes from her waist to her knees." After the attendant stopped laughing, everything was OK.

What is "Free military Merchandise for purchase?" Is it free or is it for purchase? Maybe it is missing a period? "Free military. Merchandise for purchase..." What is the connection with Sammy Sosa?

Im not sure if hot tub rental businesses are available in other states, but I know of people who have rented a hot tub for an hour.

I may be in the minority, but I like multi club comparisons, possibly as a discussion article or as a primary review of the main club that was in the comparison. Some TUSCL readers will be looking for guidance on how to select among a number of clubs in a particular city and multi-club comparisons can be helpful.

One of my pet peeves! Whether at a strip club, waiting in traffic or at a movie theater, cutting in line is a violation of everyone's rights who is in line and now has to wait a bit longer to get his or her turn. It doesn't matter that you paid the attendant for the "privilege" of cutting in line. If the tables were reversed, you'd probably be pissed.