Comments by spandexman

Just to name a few winners, Darla Crane, Jennifer West, Lilli Xene, Minka, and Kimberly Kupps.

Darla Crane, Jennifer West, Kay Parker, Tracie Lords, Lilli Xene, and Minka to name a few past and present.

Got to love the fact they use slave labor to make their clothing line. And of course the 'I didn't know' defense.

You were invited, so go. Most likely most of the guests will know her well enough to know what her previous job was. Give them a gift certificate to a place they like to shop or eat at, always a welcome gift.

Considering a good stripper can pull in more money per night than the poor slob they are trying to play makes in a week, the sob stories just fly by any man with a brain bigger than his penis. May-be it is time the poor customers try a sob story or two and see what these girls are really about?

How do people without money get a lapdance? Barter system?

I remember going through the infamous Combat Zone when I was 18 in 1975. What a pervert's heaven, clubs everywhere, bookstores, hookers on every corner and even live models in studios where for about $20.00 you went into a room with a Polaroid camera and three pictures. Things have sure changed and not for the better. I either go to Springfield or Albany for my fun now.

I used to see a lot of strippers off duty when I was an apartment manager in Washington State. The dancers at Honey's Sugars and a couple Deja Vus lived in the apartments, a few had trouble coming up with the rent. Most of them lived normal lives away from the clubs, brought their kids to the bus stop, worked out, went to scholl etc.

Sadly not too many big breasted strippers in MA, however Anthony's probably has the more endowed dancers, as for big bootys the Springfield clubs have a few goodlooking Latin girls with nice cabooses. Start with the Mardi Gras and work your way across Dwight Street.

A lady from Germany named Maria, she was 28 and I was 19. She gave me quite an education back then.

I remember seeing Blaze Starr dance in 1975 in Seattle. She was well along in age at the time, but what a show. She truly knew the art of striptease, and really wowed the small crowd. I was in the Army at the time and a bunch of us wanted to see history.

Best bet is see the star in an off hour, like an afternoon performance, when the club is less crowded, but prepare to spend $$$. The usually charge for pictures, and private dances, which are way too expensive and sell their DVDs and other items at high prices, but when the place is not so crowded can see the show. Heidi Hooters was the best live star I ever saw, great show, great personality and fun lady. Saw a few others but she was the best.

It looks like prostitution is alive and well in San Francisco, only it is politicians doing the tricks for money.

What a life getting paid to go after women exposing themselves. Wonder how much overtime the cops used on this dangerous case? Reminds me of when the Cambridge, MA cops came down on the local massage parlors in the early 90s. A reporter did some research after the bust and discovered the investigation budget had gone dry just before the police raided the parlors. Before that undercover cops were pretending to be customers.

I only tip bouncers around the holidays and give bigger tips to the waitresses and bartenders then to, just as a gift, otherwise the bouncers are on their own unless they help out in some way, like calling the AAA for a car problem.

Depends on the dancers, but usually between $10.00 to $20.00. In Albany it is hard to tip from the distance and in Springfield a buck gets you a quick peek.

Back in 1978 when I got out of the service went to the old Mouse Trap in Boston. The place was one of the last Burlesque clubs and had a live three piece band, comedian that introduced the dancers, and about six dancers. A salesman from Montreal was buying drinks left and right with his company's credit card and fell face first on the bar. Well the rounds kept coming and so did the lap dances. Back then there were no credit card machines and the bartender just ran up a big tab, there were about a dozen of us in the club at the time and the bartender ran up a $300.00 tab, big money back then. I left the bar before the passed out spender woke up, but left the place only spending about $20.00 of my own money.

Or didn't want his wife to know about it.

First of all any government building is a den of sin, bribes, lies, double talk, backroom deals, etc. secondly there is a constitutional right Freedom of Speech. And finally find out how few so-called respectable businesses hire single mothers and if they do do they pay well?

Years ago in Boston there was a section called the Combat Zone where stripclubs, bookstores, theaters, modeling studios, etc could do business. It worked well for years, then when the real estate market crashed in the early 90s the Chinese bought up the building and all of a sudden the Zone disappeared, minus three SCs. The Zone got terrible press and moralists hated the four block part of Boston, but there really wasn't much crime, the prostitutes hung out on the corners of Essex and washington Streets and Harry's, even a Sc called the Mardis Gras had a few ladies of the evening showing their wares. Ironically violent crime is up in Boston, especially sex crimes.

In most states it is against the law to knowingly transmit any decease to another person.

I like the slow way a woman slowing removes her outfit and gets naked, like the old time strippers like Blaze Starr, who I saw in 1975 while serving at Fort Lewis, Washington. She was at the end of her career and a few of us went to Seattle to see her. Even into her 50s was quite a sight and seeing her slowly remove her gloves, stockings, gown and g-string was quite a show. I guess that event spoiled me. In the Combat Zone, Boston, MA in the 80s a lot of strippers really stripped and put on a good show, like Princess Cheyenne at the Naked I. Today the women go on stage in the bare minimun and just wiggle and miss the art of stripping.

Sadly strippers are people too, with the same human problems and trageties that go with any other company or neighborhood. Send flowers and a nice card.

Will they close down the biggest whore house in Carson City, the state capital too?

Does that mean politicians won't take campaign donations?