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12 years ago
As a skilled and seasoned boobologist, I'm of the opinion that the two photos in carolynne's profile pics of boob shots are of two different women, and that both are enhanced. PM me if you'd like the details of my assessment. Whether or not they're really carolynne's, we may never know.
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12 years ago
Strip clubs generally seem to treat their dancers as either independant contractors or as employees and at different times depending upon which is to the club's economic advantage.
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12 years ago
@ motor and mikeya: We have some great Animal House fans out there! My favorite scene is when John Belushi is up on a ladder peering into the second story bedroom of girl while she's undressing. When he falls backward off the ladder--priceless! (Now I'll have to look up on You Tube to see if that scene is ther.)
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12 years ago
Speaking of "double, secret probabation," for those younger members, if you're not familiar with the 1978 film, "Animal House," it comes from that. This is a brief clip (0:31) with that line being used. That was a hilarious movie. Enjoy !
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y0cF2piwjYQ
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12 years ago
I like sensual. I concur with Papi_Chulo.
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12 years ago
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ilbbaicnlKeep it in my pants when I do OTC. If I were a stripper it would stand for I like big bucks and I can not lie.
I'm with Alucard and Dalex on this subject.
@ Jayjay: Glad to hear you like to go on stage. One weakness with a couple of my faves is that they don't like to (for different reasons). I've always thought that appearing on stage is an easy way for a dancer to market herself to the crowd.
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12 years ago
I still see my OTCs both OTC and ITC. I like both experiences. However, I don't spend nearly as much on them ITC, because I know I can get a better deal with them OTC.
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12 years ago
I've gotten just a couple and a baseball cap. I didn't wear the cap around town. One of the shirts was quite useful. It was a long sleeve T-shirt from the then "Diamond's" in Oregon, Ohio. All it said on it was "Diamonds," with no indication that that was the name of a strip club. And, I lived in L.A. at the time, so no one there would have known its origin.
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12 years ago
I started doing OTCs with dancers in late 2006. I have two that I've seen regularly since then. One more who started a year later. All three are still great fun to be with, in and out of their respective clubs. I've also had several other much shorter ones. Many that were multiyear relationships. Some "disappeared" as we all know dancers tend to do. Some others were a "one and done."
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12 years ago
From the "Clubs" tab at the top of every screen, go to the particular club you want to review. Click on the club's name itself (not the city it's in). Below the address and contact information is a line that shows the number of reviews already posted. Next to that is "Write a Review." Click on that and submit your review. Looking forward to your review!
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12 years ago
I like thick, and "Big Beautiful Women" (BBW) dancers. My observations of dancers are similar to what GMD posted. If a dancer is heavy or thick, but still has an hourglass figure, I don't consider her fat. Another unit of measurement I use is one I devised myself. I refer to it as the "Boob to Belly Ratio (BBR)." If a dancer has a BBR of greater than one, I will likely consider her within my preference range. Specially, that means that the boobs must project further than the belly.
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12 years ago
After I knew a dancer for about nine months, she asked ME if I'd take her to see a particular show where she lived. It was a long running musical featuring local talent. All of her family members had seen it--some more than once, but she never had. She thought I'd be a good candidate to take her. Most likely because the show doesn't appeal to a young age group, but she still wanted to see it. She was age 26 at the time. That lead to a very nice three year OTC relationship with her.
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12 years ago
I sense that it is an individual club's poor management. When I lived in L.A., I recall a few of the small clubs being short of dancers around shift change, but the larger ones always had enough dancers so that customers didn't notice. Some clubs (here in Seattle as well as L.A.) actually have some girls scheduled for a "mid-shift," app. 4 p.m. to 10 p.m. to alleviate that problem.
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12 years ago
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mjx01Aspiring Global Hound
I have never noticed that changes to TUSCL's features have been made by members' requests. There used to be a feature that was a "discussion board" for each club. It was good to use if you wanted to ask questions, or discuss things about a club with other members, that wasn't a full review. That's now gone. The mapping feature doesn't work anymore either. My observation is that there are fewer features available than when I first joined, two years ago. The only new one (as of Dec. 2011) is the "propping" a review or a member, which I find minimally useful.
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12 years ago
Usually a waitress comes over to customers as soon as a customer is seated to get the first drink order. So, it's usually difficult to avoid the first drink. But, I've been in clubs where the waitresses aren't vigilant and one could get away without ordering a drink, if that's your goal. Here in the Puget Sound Region, most clubs only require one drink. The Deja Vu clubs require the customer pay that at the same time with the door admission, but unlimited refills are allowed.
Other clubs that don't collect it at the door require it be paid when you are seated. I can only think of one club, Sands in Seattle, that requires two drinks. There's no admission, but you pay for both drinks upon being seated. You're given a receipt that shows you paid for two drinks, and show the receipt to the waitress for your second drink when you want it. So, locally, it's impossible to avoid the second drink.
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12 years ago
1. Some great comments above.
2. I always try to use the term, "dancers" rather than "strippers," especially when in the company of dancers. Sometimes for added emphasis I'll use "strippers." I had a long time fave who enlightened me as to how difficult it was working a stripper when among family and friends. At least she did a great job of raising her two kids, and owned two homes during the time I knew her, which was only for four years out of her now 16-year career as a dancer.
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12 years ago
Pandora's and Sands appear to be the most in mileage these days, but don't expect very many dancers on shift at either club on a Sunday night. Among the Deja Vu-owned clubs, the Lake Forest Park location is a little looser than the others. Go 'Hawks!
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12 years ago
The Las Vegas strip club experience can year greatly different than that of your own local area. I love going to clubs in Las Vegas when I'm there. I'm not at all interested in brothels, though. And, they're a long drive out of town.
Like GMD said, there's the "thrill of the hunt." That is appealing to me. I have done OTC with Las Vegas dancers before. I'm just not into brothels, massage parlors, or webcam websites.
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12 years ago
I seem to buck the trend and usual advice on this subject. It comes up from time to time. I've had a great number of dancers over to my house (a condo) for OTC. It has never caused me a problem, either while they were there, or later on. I let them use my master bedroom and bath as a dressing room. One dancer actually told me she looked around those two rooms to see if I had a gun. I don't. I don't have any valuables in that area, and I keep doors to other rooms closed while a dancer is in my house. It works very well.
As Papi_Chulo stated in his first response in this thread, a dancer who knows wher you live could become a nuisance. I declined even getting dances at my local club with a dancer who lives in the adjoining condo complex to mine, because I didn't want to get "OTC-friendly" with a dancer that lives that close to me. She knew I did OTC with others in her club, and I thought she felt it'd be very convenient knowing me and how close I lived to her.
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12 years ago
I've been called once each from a dancer's ex-husband and a boyfriend:
1. A jealous ex-husband of a dancer called me, while under the influence of whatever drug he was on to try to convince me she was no longer dancing. The dancer told me he was supposed to be babysitting and dog watching at her house at the time. He found her customers' phone numbers and apparently started calling them.
2. A dancer's boyfriend called me once after I texted her, to inform me that she had recently committed suicide. I could believe it. I never saw or heard of her again.
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12 years ago
There are no black clubs in Seattle, by any definition. I'll anxiously await for the responses to pour in, and then plan a trip to the club nearest Seattle.
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12 years ago
And your point is?
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12 years ago
I've had the same experience as Jackslash. And I too, won't do it for a strange dancer, now that that potential scam has been unveiled. That was good to learn.
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12 years ago
I'm with ranukam on this subject. I only sit at the stage to watch girls I'm interested in, who are usually my faves. Occasionally a new dancer piques my curiosity. I tip each one of them. When they're off the stage, I move back to my regular seat in the club.
There are clubs where the dancers will make the round of the audience after their stage set is finished at ask every single customer in the club for a dollar: "Did you see my show?" is the line they use. Categorically, I hate that practice. I believe San Diego clubs conduct themselves in that manner.
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12 years ago
I go for big and real. See my profile pics for samples of dancers who've sent me pics of their boobage. Only a couple of those dancers are enhanced. You're welcome to guess which ones.