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12 years ago
@ Papi: Assuming a kilometer is 5/8 of a mile (0.625) then 350 kph would equal about 218.75 mph. That is indeed, "fucking fast" as farmerart points outs. Also, look at the speedometer on your own car for comparison.
I always get a kick out of crossing the border into Canada. Where Interstate 5 leaves the U.S. at Blaine, WA, and enters British Columbia, the U.S. speed limit is 60 mph. That immediately changes to 100 kph. It certainly doesn't feel like driving "a hundred."
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12 years ago
I have to admit that I'm an addict too. I'm one of the "older" members. Where I feel the addiction has hurt me is that I'm so used to being around strippers who are young, attractive, voluptous girls, that if I did want to date within my own age group, I'd be severly disappointed. I sense that the past ten years of actively hanging around strippers, and doing OTC has jaded my view of civilian women in my normal age group for dating.
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12 years ago
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Question910Traveling man looking for adventures in the club!
@ Question910: Read my first comment, above. It answers your question.
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12 years ago
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Papi_ChuloMiami, FL (or the nearest big-booty club)
I can recall a cable channel 25-30 yrs. ago, that showed adult content in scrambled form (can't recall its name now). If you waited a while, you could actually discern what was going on, on screen. Every so often, the scrambled image would freeze long enough to see that there was clearly a naked woman visible, but it wasn't worth the effort to devote a lot of time trying to watch--certainly not for masturbatory purposes.
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12 years ago
Between my ATF (but no longer even a current fave) and I, we had each other's addresses and would mail each other birthday, Christmas, and some other greeting cards. She usually signed hers, "Love . . ." But I would say it meant what Jackslash mentioned in his first paragraph, above. I didn't take it to mean anything special.
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12 years ago
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Papi_ChuloMiami, FL (or the nearest big-booty club)
Two others that are or were over 1,000:
Spearmint Rhino, Las Vegas (the most of any of the major L.V. clubs)-- 1,096 reviews
Rick's, Seattle (now closed) -- 1,089 reviews as of its closing date, May 5, 2010.
I checked the well-known L.A. high mileage clubs: City of Industry/La Puente, and Upland. The highest club there has 604 reviews.
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Papi_ChuloMiami, FL (or the nearest big-booty club)
The total number of reviews may be misleading. What may be a better indication is an average number of reviews over a specified amount of times. Perhaps two years? Just the total number could indicate a club that's been open for twenty years. See my new thread on the subject. I posed a different thought for the clubs that get more reviews than others.
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12 years ago
1. For Las Vegas, try: http://www.vegas-after-dark.com/main/index.php
I haven't looked at it much. TUSCL is easier to navigate.
2. There used to be several that were www.(name of city)topless.com Tuscon and Seattle were two of them, but neither are still up. You might experiment with that format for cities you're interested in.
3. Also, there was one for Northern California and Reno. It included the Bay Area, Sacramento, and Reno, but I couldn't find it when I looked. I think it had "tomato" as part of its URL.
4. You're probably looking for ones with reviews. A lot of general entertainment websites have some reviews, such as Yelp, but those "all-in-one" sites aren't very well used by club-goers. You're better off with sites specifically dedicated to strip clubs.
Let us know if you find some good sites!
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12 years ago
@ gawker: Except that in baseball, my best position is "left out."
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12 years ago
2nd Update: 2 duomaxell - I just cleared up the problem by deleting my browsing history. Specifically three items: temporary internet files, cookies, and history. Then I logged off and logged back on to my computer. That solved the problem. If you'll notice, my new primary profile pic is a pair of boobs (usual for me) that look like they're standing straight up, but that's because the shot was taken (not by me) from a POV. And, the other primary pics I wasn't seeing (box with an "X" to click on), now show up. I don't understand why that worked, but it did. I've never had to do anything special in the past just to change a primary pic or add a new photo. I routinely delete the browsing history, I mentioned (about once a month), and hadn't noticed previously that that was of any benefit on TUSCL.
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12 years ago
As a skilled and seasoned boobologist, I wasn't evening going to read this thread when I first saw it. But, I happened to notice that a few of my favorite members commented, then I got absorbed by it. That happened when the sports metaphors, first popped up (Shadow, Motor, and Lopaw), particularly the baseball metaphors: So tell me, those of you experienced in cunilingus, what does it take to "hit a home run?"
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12 years ago
UPDATE: There's definitely a problem with posting or changing profile pics. I just happened to look at an old thread, posted in 2008. I saw some members from that era whose primary pic shows up with an X to click on to get the photo to appear. That definitely indicates a problem.
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12 years ago
The instructions in TUSCL are easy and pretty clear. It sounds like you understand them. There may be a problem with uploading or changing profile photos in TUSCL right now. Five days ago, I changed my primary profile pic. The change shows up in my personal "Edit Profile" screen, but it does not show up on any of my posts. (Sometimes, in the past, that type of change took 24 hrs. to take effect.) I alerted Founder yesterday, but have not heard back. If you want some indication if the problem has been resolved, note my current profile primary pic, and then notice when it changes.
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12 years ago
Testosterone level is another factor.
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12 years ago
@TT: As you well know, I have a great selection of Deja Vu clubs here in Seattle. Eight of the 13 Puget Sound Region clubs are Deja Vu-owned (Two are Dreamgirls clubs and one is a Little Darlings). In my observation they have younger girls at there clubs than the others. But I know of several in their thirties and one 42-year old (40 when she hired on).
@ TT, and JackKash: I prefer the older dancers too. 28 + is my preference. I even have a couple of faves in their 40's. Like 'em much better than the young kids.
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Question910Traveling man looking for adventures in the club!
TT: May I remind you, again, that the camera in front of the men's room door at Deja Vu, Lake Forest Park, is aimed at the cash register across from the men's room, just as another camera at the cash register at the bar.
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Question910Traveling man looking for adventures in the club!
I'm a Seattle resident. You will likely find all Washington state clubs like you've experienced in VA. No alcohol is available. All clubs are nude, but that only means on stage. For lap dances they must be bikini (meaning all clothes are kept on). In some of the more liberal clubs, the dancers get away with flashing (boobs and/or kitty)--Deja Vu, Lake Forest Park is one. Sands and Pandoras in Seattle are the best for mileage. No cameras at either of those two clubs, and very little human supervision. Full service can be had at Pandora's now, by at least four different night shift dancers. (Sorry, I don't know their names.) A dancer told me that, which I can believe. Probably some on day shift, too. You're welcome to PM me if you like. Would be pleased to hear about your experiences. Hope you'll write a review.
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12 years ago
Amanda Drury! She has the best boobage, by far, of the three.
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Papi_ChuloMiami, FL (or the nearest big-booty club)
@ Papi: Yes, some clubs do "force" the dancers to sell a certain number of drinks. Read on:
@ Dolfan: In Southern California clubs that experience was common. Put a little more simply, dancers at many clubs had a drink quota to sell (perhaps eight per shift). If they didn't get customers to buy all of those, they had to pay for the unsold drinks themselves, thus increasing their house fee for that shift.
@ grand1511: What you mentioned is also common at the eight Deja Vu clubs here in Seattle. When ladies drinks are sold, the dancer gets half of the drink price purchased by the customer. However, at the Vu clubs here, the waitresses make sure that the dancer gets credit for the drink sale. There are no tickets given to the dancer. In your case, the tickets are worth cash. So, the dancers will protect them just like their other earnings.
It's another way the dancers can make money. I like it a lot better than the drink quota system. In the quota system dancers at many clubs can be fired if they decline to have the customer buy a drink when the waitress asks the customer, "Wanna buy the lady a drink?"
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12 years ago
@ Papi and Jackslash: I now know what too much competition is like. Here in Seattle, Deja Vu took over two strip clubs previously under a different ownership. I sense that the Vu corporation regrets that. Neither club is doing well. The total number of dancers at all of their eight clubs in the Puget Sound Region has dropped continuously in the past 18 months, perhaps indicating that there is a limited number of dancers that can make a living in this region (given the limited fun offered at the clubs here. Detroit is certainly a different story). With 63 clubs already in the Detroit area, I too, wonder what they'll have to do to make themselves noticed in the vast sea of strip clubs there.
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12 years ago
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motorheadFat, drunk and stupid is no way to go through life
I'm really in a minority here. I like the completely shaved bikini zone. I'm from the era when that wasn't common. That's one of very few things that I liked when a change came along. I'll certainly miss it if it changes back. I've seen no indication of the change in the clubs I go to (Seattle).
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12 years ago
@ldk82: Substitute tits for ass, and add pleasant personality, and I'm with you.
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12 years ago
@Papi and Shark: I only had to use the line, "I'm out of money," once to get rid of a dancer who wouldn't leave me alone. Her response was, "Let me see your wallet." Fortunately, I never encountered that dancer again.
As for dancers cirulating the word around the club that a whale is now a minnow, I can understand dancers helping each other, but it would more seem the norm that due to the competition among dancers that if one dancer knows that, she wouldn't let her co-workers know.
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12 years ago
That's the X-Games, er, uh, the SEX-Games. Pretty funny!
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12 years ago
I haven't lost anything at a strip club, but I've had a strippers leave things at my house after an OTC session. A sexy 36D bra is the latest item in my "OTC lost and found."