Comments by georgmicrodong (page 54)

Can you put a like button in the thread starter posts as well as replies? Because this one needs it more than most others I've seen lately.

I went back as soon as the clubs re-opened. Some of them had mask mandates (well, actually, the *governor* had a mask mandate, which carried some stiff penalties, including but not limited to fines and shutting down), but I still went. As long as the clubs have been open, I've been going.

@desertscrub: "i might suck, but you swallow!" So you can't even suck right? Why am I totally un-surprised.

@EndlessSummer: "I'm a little surprised at some of the callous responses to this post" I'm not.

No lawyer with any experience, or a brain, will take this case.

@ilbbaicnl: That's what I compared it to when she came back to my table afterwards. We both laughed our asses off; I'm sure the rest of the club thought we were crazy.

A girl was blowing me ITC once and when I nutted, she threw up on me. Hell of a mess. Fortunately, my pants were around me knees, so were out of range. Even though I carry paper towels for cleanup, I didn't have enough for that. :/ On another occasion, got some nut in a girl's hair. Neither of us noticed until she went in the bathroom afterwards and *another* dancer noticed.

Excellent news.

Honestly, I think you've already done more than he expected, and what you did was perfectly appropriate. Not really much you *can* do at this point, except keep showing the compassion you already have.

Thank the gods I don't have to worry about hiding this shit from my wife.

@skibum609: "By definition no solo place can be regional, but hey, who cares about the truth." I don't know who you're addressing with this comment, so just in case it's me, I was asking for regional *or* local. It's right there in my first sentence. I didn't intend to exclude "solo" places.

@Cashman1234: " It seems no good deed goes unpunished…" See, that's the thing. Can you really call <em>not</em> doing something wrong to be a good deed? And rick obviously considered it wrong, since he's the one who claimed his conscience stopped him.

I'm in more than a little agreement with those cited in the article. If the men who are leaving with escorts are, in fact, in exclusive relationships, then they are being pretty shitty to their partners. That said, I'm not convinced that the bachelor being pulled on stage and mistreated by strippers all by itself necessarily rises to the level of cheating. It might, of course, depending on the limits set by the members of the relationship, but it's not a universal thing.

@skibum609: "This is about regional eateries, not individual restaurants" Actually, regional <em>or</em> local is what I asked about. Individual restaurants are well within the scope of my interest.

@rick: "I'm aware, but analogizing my decision not to fuck a drunk girl, who already said yes when she was sober, to her decision not to stab someone is absurd for several reasons that should be obvious. Hence my response." And yet, *you* are the one who cited your "conscience" as having stopped you, at least implying that you knew/considered it was wrong even so (with which estimation I <em>completely</em> agree, BTW). Avoiding wrongdoing is the lowest possible bar for being a human being; it's what one is <em>supposed</em> to do.

I'm pretty sure nicespice's point that refraining from doing something despicable, like taking advantage of a drunk girl or stabbing someone, is what one is *supposed* to do, and not an occasion for congratulations, self or otherwise, as if one had some something spectacular. "Look how awesome I am; I didn't rape that chick."

You ain't wrong about the Vatican, that's for sure.

That georgmmicrodong guy sure is rejecting a bunch of reviews lately. In fact, that's almost all I seem him do anymore.

I'll, uh, be in my bunk...

I wonder when the British Museum, and all the other museums and collectors hosting such are going to give them up.

@shadowcat: Huh. I wasn't aware that they were a chain. Though the website for the Louisville location claims that they are "the first Del Frisco's.

@Muddy: There are a couple of Jets here in Louisville now too. Their 8 corner pizza "pan" pizza is pretty good. The best pizza places in town though are Impellizzeri's, Wick's, and Bearno's. By far. @shadowcat: Is that movie supposed to take place in Louisville?

Best of luck, man. FWIW, one of the local mongers I've hung with on occasion had his *entire* prostate removed. It put him on the bench for a while, but he's back at it now. Took him almost a year (he's older than I am), but he's out there banging again. So, here's hoping you have similar success.

"We"? As if you had anything to do with it. 😂🤣😉

@Clueless_Anderson: "Risk and danger come with the job. Like police or fire jobs, its an assumed risk. Thats just reality." The "reality" is that the major reason for the danger in sex work is the fact that it's illegal. Stalkers and rapists *know* that the women (and men) they stalk and rape are much less likely to go to the police. Even those that do go to the police are routinely ignored or de-prioritized. Our alleged justice system is to largely to blame for the risk and danger experienced by sex workers. And comparing sex workers to police is just ludicrous. When was the last time you heard of a sex worker killing an innocent person and getting off with barely a slap on the wrist?