Comments by CTQWERTY (page 23)

Been over this topic before (back when the LFL playoffs were occurring.) It may work as programming genius for the LFL to play on Sundays this fall -- step into the void created by greedy owners and millionaire players.

Where are Bo's pictures?!

Hey, Lopaw, me too! Had one dive into my food in Detroit ("I haven't eaten all day.") At least it was 1/2-price apps.

Hmmm... Would there have been an upside to giving her the $20?

Did they check her rectum?

Naaa.... you guys know he'll be banking royalty income from reruns for years. That means he'll be able to afford blood transfusions for decades (see Keith Richards). 30 years from Charlie moves next door to PC and spends his last ten years stageside. Dies and is buried underneath the stage.

"The victim had a bleeding head wound, but did not want to go to the hospital." I'm guessing no health insurance, otherwise???

"The stage is made with plexyglass, so is easy on the knees; is also really big and the poles have the perfect dimensions." Yeah, that's kindof a giveaway...unless there's some VA club where the customers can get some stagetime?

Sam, he's already in La La Land (in more ways than one...) Maybe 30 years from now, and assuming his present trajectory continues, he'll buy in next to Penthouse Club.

GMD, you should've asked whether that entitles you to a discount.

31 club reviews to date, and "womanlover" has half of them. If you live close enough and want to take one for the team, stop in on a Saturday night (primetime) and have a beer. If the plethora of 9s and 10s aren't there (but rather a collection of 5s and 6s) then at worst, you're out cover, parking (if they charge) and the cost of one beer (but another reviewer says the suds are cheap.)

If all you want to do is *see* then Las Vegas is the place for you. Specifically, sit stageside at The Spearmint Rhino and you're likely to be quite pleased.

Then there's always Boris posting from his Ukranian basement...

neng, I believe Spears and Hilton were barely fertilized embryoes in the '80s. Madonna flaunted a great deal early on. Christie Brinkley got a lot of pub back then. "Baywatch" arrived late in the decade and with it Pamela Anderson.

Th San Diego Vu (on Midway) had the multi-year champion pole dancer among it's gals. She could walk on the ceiling in a circle around the pole, and also do the splits upside down. She had more things too. Said the key to winning the competition was to come with something new each year. I tipped her $20.

Wow. Not a single review contributed... Paper Moon in Springfield. Tell them CT sent you.

"As I suggested before, I would like to see a top 10 for the clubs with the most reviews in the last 30 days. This would show which clubs are on a roll and really hot, right now." I like ShadowCat's idea. Maybe, besides the "TUSCL Top 100" (which could be long-term), have a separate section for "Trending Now" which is based off reviews submitted in the last 30 days and written only by 10&5 folks (10 reviews total with at least 5 different clubs reviewed.) This can eliminate the shill problem.

As I said in a recent thread, report the devious activity to the hotel office and if it's a quality place they'll take an interest. Marriott's do have nice beds though. And available for only $10 more a night than a Motel 6.

DAMN! Sam fired the torpedoes (ie the 1s)!!! I suspect Sam would like the Detroit Hustler MUCH BETTER! They take the free passes, $3 valet and $3 beers!

Cowel45, you must make amends for such a terrible idea: get $100 in $1s from the bank and sit in the front row next visit, tipping out $1 per song per dancer (ie no more big spending next visit.) If that doesn't cure you, get out the scissors and cut up the cards.

0. Have a friend going through a dry spell (construction industry in CA) so I bought him 6 deep dish pizzas from his favorite place (they have national next day delivery, and he said they arrived with some ice still yet unmelted.) Otherwise, the funds are accumulating...

PHEW! I thought from the title something far more serious had occurred... to the point that I would be watching my back all day today! I think it likely a customer was agitated by the smoke and complained to the authorities, which brought forth the woman with the clipboard.

I'm inclined to believe places rated 3-stars and above have secured hallways (ie locked access doors to the interior halls), while the cheap motels exit directly to the outdoors. Usually such improved security is only $10 more per night (when booking online.) In fact, Crowne Plaza Columbus north had a security guard walk the halls at night (I had been out earlier at Dreamgirls...) I'd pay the extra $10. Better beds at that price too.