Comments by Club_Goer_Seattle (page 19)

Jack, I concur. It would be nice if the poster at least knew what a sentence was: How to start it, how to end it, and an appropriate length. Full spelling of words, such as "you " instead of "u" would be appreciated too. Those abbreviations are what I refer to as "textese," which come from the early days of text messaging when you had to press a key on your phone as many as four times to get the letter you wanted. With full keyboards on phones now, textese is an obsolete language. Oh, and a good story to tell would be helpful as well.

Coming from a boobologist, I concur. I could be tempted to switch my "orientation."

As for a "screenshot," I've done this many times before, on a desktop computer: Press the "PrtSc" button at the top row ("F" keys), third from far right. That copies the full screen, edge to edge. Then paste that to a MS Word file. Voia! a "screenshot." Now, you'd have to email that to founder as an attachment. But, attachments can't be accommodated with TUSCL's messaging system. Or, is there a known email address for Founder? (I use the "contact" function at the bottom of each screen when I need to contact Founder.)

Shark, your key comment is, ". . .. if you're not interested in them for dances, would you try to hook up anyway?" For me, if I'm not even willing to give a dancer a trial in the club, I certainly wouldn't want to see her OTC, no matter how close she lives to me. However, I have had better success with getting dancers OTC the closer they live to me. That's especially if they live closer to me than the club they work at. But, I do have my "comfort limits" (distance) with that. I rejected even getting dances at my local club once because a dancer I was talking to lives in the adjoining condo complex to mine. She could walk to my house in five minutes. She was fairly hot and within my "type" range, but the thought to getting friendly with a dancer that close (geographically), dissuaded me from even starting an ITC relationship with her.

You can always take a dancer's phone number if offered to you, and decide later if you want to make use of it. At that point, *you're* in control of who calls who. As others have pointed out, by now you can probably eliminate your fear that she's a cop. Maybe the condom for a titty fuck was in preparation for greater things to cum.

I followed the Dodgers-Giants game on my Sports Center app while watching the Mariners on TV and flipping back and forth between the UCLA and USC games which were all on TV at the same time. I got confused after a while because I thought the 17-0 was a football score.

@ chattguy: But, SJG made up for his verbal brevity this time, with an hour and seventeen-minute You Tube video.

Motor: If I owned a club, my screen name would be Club_Owner.

So what else is new?

Thanks all. No, I didn't actually try to add a club. But, I know of another strip club website that absolutely will only allow a club owner to add its club. (I tried to fake that I was the owner, and even got all the contact information requested, but the club didn't get added on that site.) So, I was reluctant to try once I saw that change in procedure. It's just a small change, but as I mentioned the addition of the word "your" did dissuade me from trying. Founder: It might discourage others as well. If anyone can add a club, I suggest your return to the previous wording.

Probably the best strip club joke ever. That club must have been like the Cheers bar, "where everybody knows your name." His wife unquestionably picked the wrong strip club to take him to!

It was probably from customers leaving the club. It's just like when you see beer cans and liquor bottles left behind in a public space. People that do that get a thrill out of knowing that someone will find the remains and even though the guilty party won't know who found them, they still get a thrill from letting it be known that they drank beer in the parking lot, or had sex in the club. Rather juvenile. Besides, littering a strip club parking lot with condoms only tips off the cops that extras are going on inside the club.

@ Mikeya: Where I live (Seattle) it's almost that simple. Numerous dancers here also have jobs as bikini baristas in drive-up coffee stands. Some even own or have owned their stands. Not quite as cheap as water, but there is mileage available.

@ GMD: I know a dancer who retired about five years ago after dancing four years. She now works for a photo-copier company, in sales. She told me that she's as good at selling copiers as she was at selling lap dances.

I didn't see it until tonight's evening news. (Too busy watching football during the day today). Here's a link to the story if you haven't already seen it (1:22) http://www.cbsnews.com/videos/a-chance-encounter-with-obama-at-stonehenge/

My log-in has remained in tact. I tested it just now by logging off. I didn't have to do anything different to log on again. My web browser (not TUSCL) asked me if it wanted to remember my password.

I had a similar incident several years ago. A dancer I hadn't seen in a while called me to tell me she needs $400. to avoid eviction tomorrow. She had already borrowed money from me several times and not yet paid any of it back. My answer to her was, "You've been evicted before. You can handle it."

As much as I like maps/geography and strip clubs, I can't think of a benefit to having strip clubs mapped at a state level. For most conventional maps, either on line or in print, you'd have to have a very large map to do that. At the state level, you couldn't read the individual clubs in any one city. They'd just be a blur. Maybe you could have leaders locating the clubs with the names off to the side. One alternative would be to print a copy of the TUSCL maps of the cities you're interested in, and lay it alongside a statewide map.

Today is Labor day. Instead of working hard, we hardly work. It would be too much work to decide which strip club to go to, so I'll pass and enjoy the holiday instead.

In case you forgot, this was thoroughly discussed in your last thread two weeks ago: https://www.tuscl.net/postread.php?PID=30663

Loretta Young. I saw her on TV many afternoons after school: Biography: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Loretta_Young TV show: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Letter_to_Loretta

Some clubs have been known to give "license loans" to dancers. They understand your predicament. They take a small amount of money from you each time you work until the loan is paid off. If you find a club you like that requires a license, you might ask them about a license loan.

Me three! (You assumed that you met the *mother* in the bar. You know what happens when you *assume* if you didn't before.

A few years ago, there was an attempt to manufacture a female urinal for use in conventional indoor ladies' restrooms. It had an extension, similar to the shewee, built onto something that looked like a conventional (men's) urinal. It was named the "she-inal." I can't imagine that had great success. The outdoors version, above, looks very practical.

I say let the SW girls have their website and we'll have ours. I concur: The line about mileage and pizza was pretty funny!