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2 years ago
They also bought the Louisville PT's last year (I think; might have been early this year) and reportedly also the one in Indy.
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2 years ago
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founderslip a dollar in her g-string for me
You too, man!
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2 years ago
Champphilly: "Not sure. But BigThirdEye and Moneyman1234 are same."
To be clear, BigThirdEye apparently asked founder to change his user name to Moneyman1234. It is not a different account, it's the same account with a new name.
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2 years ago
OK, bye.
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2 years ago
@BigMoneyThirdManEye1234:: "Gmd how old do you think I am mate?"
I have no idea how old your body is, but based on your total naivete concerning virtually every topic on which you've posted, I'd say your mental age is no more than about 12.
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2 years ago
@BigMoneyThirdManEye1234: "Gmd ive got 100k in the bank already!"
Monopoly money doesn't count.
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2 years ago
@@BigMoneyThirdManEye1234: "Paying for a dance or otc is already a gift in itself."
How would you know? You've never gotten a dance in your short preadolescent life.
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2 years ago
@BigMoneyThirdManEye1234: "Georg is that really true?"
Yes, that's really true.
As you'll find out when you get old enough to have your own bank account.
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2 years ago
Hell yeah, I do. I have yet to have any of them show any sign that they expected it. I like to think I'm astute enough to be able to avoid those that would, or at least to avoid those who'd make an issue of NOT getting a "Christmas gift".
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2 years ago
In an earlier day, when the web was a little less strictly controlled, I managed to make a local news station's presidential candidate poll show a *huge* preference for the Libertarian candidate at the time. Somewhere in the neighborhood of 1500 votes for Harry Browne versus less than a hundred for the Dem and GOP candidates. They even broadcast the results on their live broadcast.
The other is the story I've told here about the only time I've had to draw my pistol with the intent to use it against an actual person.
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2 years ago
@BigMoneyThirdManEye1234: "Georg some of your comments are only applicable to debit cards not credit cards.
Some clubs do charge a fee for using credit cards to buy items but banks dont usually charge those fees unles its an international transaction fee.
Atms are only for debit cards i think"
It depends on how your bank is told to process the transaction. If the club runs it as a cash advance instead of a credit charge (which I've seen some do), many, if not most, banks will charge a fee for that, along with no grace period for interest charges, like a normal credit charge. And many credit cards will allow a cash advance from an ATM machine.
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2 years ago
Reasons I can think of to not use a credit card in a club
- Paper trail. Even if you're single, you might not want a paper trail. If something happens at that club, LEO will use every resource available to find those who were present, whether as suspects or witnesses.
- Stupid fees that far exceed what any bank will charge you.
- You don't know who operates that ATM. It isn't necessarily the club; it could be anyone, and you know nothing about them, or what they're doing with the information you give them by making a withdrawal.
- Clubs and dancers are notorious for adding charges to a card, whether for drinks not actually purchased, or extra dances, or "tips" or whatever.
- If you are a drinker, and tend to excess, you never know who will decide you're a mark (well, you *are* a mark, drunk or not) and decide to scam you.
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2 years ago
What is my "end game"?
To have fun.
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2 years ago
I live 30-40 minutes away from any club, so it's a moot point for me. I am considering going to Lex once a month next year, as a couple of my favorites will be testing the waters out there. That'll be about a 5-175 minute drive for me.
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2 years ago
Hefner once invited me to the Playboy mansion for a threesome with Sara Jean Underwood and Kendra Wilkinson. Unfortunately, I was scheduled to clean the cat box at the time, so I didn't go. I often wonder if I should have just let the cat shit pile up for an hour or two...
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2 years ago
I'm willing to bet that very, very few of the people who get piercings or tattoos are doing it for the benefit or appreciation of others. So I'm guessing they couldn't care less what anyone else thinks about it. I mean, that's the way I feel about mine.
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2 years ago
Yes, they are. You should stop immediately before one of the many police officers on this board tracks you down and throws you in the slammer for the rest of your life. Don't be a fool! Stop now!
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2 years ago
Being turned off by a nose ring, septum piercing, nipple piercing, tattoo, etc. is so weird to me. A hot chick is standing in front of you offering her services for a decent rate and a *nose ring* is the deal killer? OK, then, send her my way.
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2 years ago
I know a few strippers who have an OF. Only one of them is making any significant money, and she's paying a third party to manage it for her. She just does the fucking and picture taking.
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2 years ago
I personally haven't seen any dancers from an *Asian* massage place, and as for others, I've only personally known two dancers who've worked at one, and neither of those seemed to work at both at the same time.
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2 years ago
I go try another dancer.
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2 years ago
There used to be a restaurant in a small town near where I grew up that was a converted bordello. At one point, the rooms were allegedly named for some of the women who worked there.
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2 years ago
What rick said. A couple of clubs here went downhill in different ways. Blue Diamond jacked their prices way up and dropped their service way down. Fantasy's Island went out of business because the owner just didn't know how to manage a club. Among other things, they refused fix the various structural problems with the building. The roof leaked, and the floor sometimes felt like it would collapse under your feet.
I still go into BD every two or three months to see what's up, and did at FI while it was still open. Seldom more than a 10 minute stay though.
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2 years ago
Contrary to popular belief, it is not, in fact, illegal to "yell fire in a crowded theater." However, what *is* true is that if one *does* so, and the theater is not, in fact, on fire, and anyone gets hurt or property is damaged, or the theater suffers some financial harm, one will be held responsible for those injuries, damages, and harm.
But if you yell "fire" and everyone ignores you, nobody gets hurt, and no damage or harm occurs, you're just a stupid looking dumbfuck, not a criminal.
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2 years ago
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drewcareypnwnot the real drew carey, but I play him at strip clubs...
At a phetto-ish club here, now closed, I was sitting with a dancer, and nearby a very pretty young AA dancer was being gassed up by a "sharp dressed man", talking about how they could make a lot of money together. He was really doing the hard sell, so I interrupted him, and said to his victim, "you know he's a pimp, right?"
The dancer I was with laughed out loud, the dancer he was talking to looked surprised/scared, and the pimp was pissed.