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10 years ago
Lopaw, While I have you "on the line," The Hound has stated that he's a former strip club manager. Everyone who has read his blog for a while has figured out that he's from L.A. I'm of the opinion that the Hound was the manager of a club you know, The Jet Strip. Do you think you ever met him? (However, I can't discern *when* he may have had that job.)
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10 years ago
Back to the Hound's list: @ Lopaw, I know you've commented about the availability of accessible ladies' rooms in strip clubs. Did you notice Hound's #22?
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10 years ago
I lived in neighboring Riverside, CA, for just a year in 2005. Angels was the nearest club to where I lived, but I only went there once and was very uncomfortable for the 15 minutes I was in the club. It's basically a biker bar. Many more clubs were just a little further away in three directions, so it wasn't a great loss.
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10 years ago
Typical of how technology influences our lives. Lastly, it gets into our jokes.
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10 years ago
Jack, I should confess the same! And another great Mansfield moment is this:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Av_mzCwy0OI
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10 years ago
But, she only took off her shoes! Great clip, though. A favorite "Mansfield moment," of mine is:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T2tZ7ca076k
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10 years ago
@ Farmerart: Re: your second paragraph -- Now it's time to spend mega-bucks rehabilitating and maintaining the infrastructure that was built in the Eisenhower era. The problem is that "maintenance" isn't glitzy, like new construction projects are and were, back then. What is your suggestion for coaxing our elected officials to devote major resources to rebuilding our streets, highways, bridges, transportation terminals, energy system conveyances, and other infrastructure?
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10 years ago
in deference to what GACA mentioned, the circumstances here in Washington state that I mentioned above, ARE such that one CAN "paint an entire state with the same fucking brush."
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10 years ago
Washington state is pretty bad. Only 15 clubs statewide. All are non-alcohol and with only bikini lap dances (legally). Some mileage to be had at just a few clubs. And, at least a three-hour drive to the next nearest city (Portland) with a large selection of clubs. A 16th club is due to open soon, which may be uncharacteristic of the current clubs.
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10 years ago
Would you like me to finish what she only started?
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10 years ago
1. In college I had a professor who liked to write Carnac questions for his exams. He'd give an answer, and we students had to write a question that suited his answer. They weren't easy!
2. Some years after Carson left the tonight show, a series of 30-minute highlight shows were produced. Most all of them began with a Carnac skit. That was unquestionably my favorite character of his.
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10 years ago
A. Marcus Welby, Tuna, and Doris Day.
Q. Name a surgeon, a sturgeon, and a virgin.
(I don't know why it is that I remember that one.)
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10 years ago
@ lopaw: The Kardashians are a natural disaster! Ha ha. Good one!
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10 years ago
I know one dancer at the club. She wasn't working that night.
I like the comment, ". . . it looks like the suspect is outstanding." Nice of the Seattle Times to commend the perpetrator.
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10 years ago
The Hound's advice is good. But also remember that he's just one person. On TUSCL an infinite number of opinions can be obtained.
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10 years ago
Thanks for all of your input. I don't recall that I've ever been to a pasties club. The most interesting comment, that a couple of you made is that the dancers remove their pasties when in the VIP. But, if their nipples are sticky upon doing so, maybe it would be better if they left them on. Again, I'm not certain that this club due to open soon, will be a pasties club, but there are two indications presently that it's headed in that direction.
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10 years ago
Certainly one of very few occasions where a strip club makes the news without a scandal involved!
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10 years ago
I dog sat for a stripper a few times. One stint was for two weeks. She knows I love dogs as much as strip clubs and strippers. And, I got to see her more than I normally would because of the dog sitting. (However, I didn't get any more than a "thank you" for all that dog sitting.)
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10 years ago
In any event, go through with it. Either at your favorite club or another. I sense you'll have a great time. This is a really unique situation of "mixed modes (stripper and escort)." Please promise us that WHEN you do, you'll write another thread about it, or even an article.
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10 years ago
Diva, If you want to get a dancer's opinion who's from another country, I believe that "LenaSmirnova" is from England. (Or at least another English speaking country than the U.S.) It would be really interesting to get her reaction. See her profile at:
https://www.tuscl.net/u.php?UID=425225
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10 years ago
Rankuam, You didn't partake in any Seattle strip clubs the last time you were here, so you might as well try one if you're here again. You could do both a game and a strip club trip easily. Dreamgirls (at Sodo) is a two-block walk from CenturyLink Field and a block from Safeco Field. It does a very good business after Seahawks, Sounders, and Mariners games. You could just walk in, pay admission-drink charge ($20. total), then decide if you want to stay and spend money on dances. It is a Deja Vu-owned club, but it's fun after a game:
https://www.tuscl.net/club.php?ID=715
For only a $20. investment, that would be worth your while. You're welcome to PM for other suggestions.
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10 years ago
After being a TUSCL member for four years now, and reading every single one of Lopaw's posts, I still can't believe what an advantage she has over us guys!
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10 years ago
Generally, my experience has been with those above. The dancers that I've seen OTC, and nearly all of them have included lunch or dinner out, don't want it known in public that they're "dancers." When we talk about strip clubs while in a restaurant, they always would speak in hushed tones.
This next part is a little off your topic: The curious waitress you mentioned reminds me very much of a dancer I knew briefly. She was a waitress at a Denny's near a club I used to go to a lot. Since it was the only restaurant open 24 hrs., near the club, several dancers from that club would go there for breakfast after the club closed at 2:00 a.m. The waitress heard so many stories about how much money these dancers made, that she tried dancing herself briefly, including a few OTCs with me. She was certainly hot enough to be a dancer, but I know she only danced for a few months. I lost track of her after that.
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10 years ago
Seattle: Go to Portland.
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10 years ago
John, I could have written your second paragraph. My ATF was just like that. Then one night she recommended one dancer whom I stayed to see after my ATF ended her shift. I mentioned to ATF the next day that I stayed at her club another three hours after she left and spent time with the other dancer she recommended. ATF's feelings were greatly hurt by that. She didn't talk to me much over the next three months. (Short version of the story. There's a little more to the long version. Anyone is welcome to PM me for a little longer version.)