Comments by Club_Goer_Seattle (page 25)

1. There used to be a feature on TUSCL entitled, "Club Discussion." It was designed exactly for that kind of comment, where you wanted to discuss something about a particular club, but didn't want to write a review about it. However, it was removed a couple of years ago. 2. Like Predrag mentioned, you appear to be from the L.A. area. Try these two: www.zbone.com and www.bonedin.com They both have dancer reviews, especially the latter. 3. You might try this website: www.stripclublist.com In it, you can only post comments on a club-by-club basis. But, it's virtually unknown in So. Cal. because Zbone is so well known there.

I don't like the thought of P4P with retired dancers either. When I get a dancer for OTC, I like the thought that I'm doing something illegal, or at least sneaky as far as her employer (club) is concerned. If they're no longer dancing, I might as well go for an escort. Much bigger selection, and less expensive. I've also politely declined offers for OTC from some not-presently active dancers.

I've often sensed that dancers don't like to go topless or nude while on the floor because they feel their giving their goods away for free whereas, the customers would normally pay for that. On stage is a different situation, though. That's just a short tease to get customers interested. Lopaw and any others who have experienced this: Do the dancers then actually sit with the customers while nude or topless? Or do they "dress" for that part of their work?

Here's a very nice story about D-Day: http://www.cbsnews.com/news/93-year-old-wwii-paratrooper-marks-d-day-with-encore-jump/

I just watched tonight's NBC Nightly News. It featured a piece on Don Zimmer. (0:47 after a 0:32 commercial. See: http://www.nbcnews.com/nightly-news/don-zimmer-face-baseball-dies-83-n124106

TT, Bare Elegance was discussed just yesterday. See: https://www.tuscl.net/postread.php?PID=29522 COI might not be that bad of a drive. Per MapQuest, its 34 miles from the L.A. airport (using the address, 1 World Way) to the furthest club in COI. But, even midday, L.A. traffic can be hideous. If you have an evening to go clubbing while there, COI and renting a car would be worthwhile.

I remember him all the way back to his playing days with the Dodgers.

That review is a direct copy and paste of an earlier thread by the same member. See: "I got hired" (posted March 14, 2014 by Dancinggal) https://www.tuscl.net/postread.php?PID=28345

@ Shadow: Add TIT and I'll play the game too.

LG, I didn't see a club listed by that name in Germany, so if it's not listed be sure to provide Founder with the information, THEN write a review. Looking forward to hearing about it. All I know about the FKK clubs is what the Stripclubhound wrote almost two years ago: http://stripclubhound.blogspot.com/search?q=FKK+clubs

@ minnow: There are two strip clubs in Fresno, CA: https://www.tuscl.net/c.php?CID=223 I knew someone who worked in Fresno for five years and referred to it as, "Fresburgh." (Of course the fact that that town's state university was a rival to where I went to college, has nothing to do with my opinion of Fresburgh, er, uh, Fresno. There are no strip clubs in the town where I went to college.)

@ Shadow: The use of the "X" could, certainly represent the word, "international," but remember, I saw also it used at a train station (which doesn't have the word, "international," in its name).

I'm with Shadow and Rockstar, too. When I find a newbie dancer, she's usually not even comfortable with maximum two-way contact in a strip club. So, I give her three to six months before I return to her. I don't even think of OTC in my early stages with her. However, I did have one newbie dancer call me to ask for OTC once. In a rare major snowfall, here in Seattle, not many customers were going to her club that night. She called ME, in frustration, asking if she could come over to my house to do an OTC with me. She new I lived close to her club, and thought I'd be amenable. I was.

@ shadow: Interesting to know. Thanks. Maybe you have the distinction of having been "super-deleted."

Maybe that Galliano-Sambucca concoction should be known as a "golden shower in a glass." Yuck, either way, I say.

@ GMD: Interesting! Like I said, I have just one example to go by. Maybe at one time, the abbreviation system was different and then later it was standardized.

@ motor: She campaigned heavily with that goal as her platform. All registered voters within the Seattle city limits who now earn less than $15./hr. probably voted for her. (Personally, I think she's a train wreck waiting to happen.)

Oops, sorry. I just now noticed you have no reviews. You should be able to be wiped clean. (But, if you had reviews, my previous comment would apply.)

It is possible to delete MOST of your former TUSCL presence. Contact Founder as has been suggested above. I recall that when Daddysgirl did that, even the past PMs I had from her disappeared. However, your reviews will remain, but your former TUSCL handle will not be seen. All such reviews from fromer, but now "deleted members" are still contained in one place. See: https://www.tuscl.net/u.php?UID=1

First of all, to my knowledge, those three-letters designations are for cities in general, not solely airports, that are used in the travel industry. I only have one example to go by: I like to travel by train a lot. (Not for fear of flying; I just like trains.) At the Los Angeles Union Station, I recall seeing checked baggage with labels, "LAX," just like you would see at the Los Angeles International Airport. The Canadian cities abbreviations seem to be named differently, than the U.S. When you see an "X" at the end of a city's name, such as LAX-Los Angeles, PDX--Portland, and JAX--Jacksonville, that indicates that the first two letters are sufficient to identify that city. But, a third letter is necessary to fill out the three-letter code. I'm surprised no one looked up this website: http://www.world-airport-codes.com/ Another handy website I use for ANY acronym or abbreviation I don't know is: http://www.acronymfinder.com/ However, for TUSCL stuff I first consult: http://www.urbandictionary.com

Don't look for every job to start paying that rate. Some businesses have already relocated to the suburbs to avoid the higher pay scale. Others will lay off employees. Still more will go out of business. Those that stay will likely raise prices. All kinds of results from this action are being anticipated.

I concur with Joker. That's an excellent summary Papi provided of advice for newcomers. Even us experienced customers need to be reminded of some of those things occasionally. Generally, let your big head make the decisions that night, not your little head. To answer your original question, I didn't start out with conventional strip clubs until I was about 42, but that's only because they didn't exist in my area until then. The predecessor form of entertainment was topless bars. All you could do is have a beer and tip dancers (three per shift, max.) on stage. There were no laps dances then.

Nice going! I've bought costumes for dancers before, but didn't get any special in return for it. Just the obligatory "thank you."

It's not really near NYC, but the Providence clubs seem to be "COI East." I can't recall now, which TUSCL member writes a lot of Providence reviews, but they're really steamy.

That manager has no business sense. He probably doesn't even engage in foreplay with his sex partner(s). I don't know of any customer that appreciates a "wanna dance?" invitation without some warm-up conversation. I sense that that club will loose most of its dancers very soon if that practice continues.