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12 years ago
Zoning ordinances differ greatly from one city to another. That's why the OP's question can't be answered here. Just one example: The first city that I worked for was a well-known Southern California suburb. It considered 15 dwelling units per acre as "medium density." The next city I worked for was in an adjoining county, very rural in character and considered 15 d.u./acre as "very high density." When planning commissioners saw projects come in at that density, they balked at them.
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12 years ago
And maybe it was Stacy's co-workers who were cheating by not telling YOU the truth. Have you been able to confirm their story with any other customers or reviews?
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12 years ago
I'm sorry to hear that your holiday isn't going well. Thanks for thinking of your Seattle followers on TUSCL !!!
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12 years ago
I know eight former or present Seattle dancers who are now escorting or have in the past. Some of those I would recommend to others if asked. Some of them advertise on Backpage. Some on other escort websites.
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12 years ago
Each city and county is different. Call the planning department or community development department of the jurisdiction you are curious about (not the Planning Commission). Maybe their zoning ordinance is on line. In the past twenty years, industrial zones have been common for strip clubs and other adult businesses. See my article, "Strip Clubs in Industrial Areas," posted Feb. 23, 2011:
https://www.tuscl.net/u-a.php?UID=240605
If you really need help, you're welcome to PM me.
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12 years ago
@ canny: I had a four-year fave who turned 18 halfway through her senior year in high school and started stripping then! (I met her when she was 26. I believe she's still dancing, now at age 34.)
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12 years ago
@ deogol: I like your sausage analogy!
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12 years ago
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motorheadFat, drunk and stupid is no way to go through life
I would like to be a fly on Lopaw's shoulder when she goes clubbing!
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12 years ago
I don't have a legitimate Facebook account, only a fake one so I can read other accounts. (Yeah, I know I'm termed a "lurker," but that's as far as I want to go.) A couple of dancers I know are pushing me to get a real account, but with the SC hobby, I'd be afraid that eventually some vengeful dancer(s) might take my friends list and send messages to that list about my SC hobby. I know you can make your friends list, nonpublic, but publicly showing the friends list would be the real benefit to me of having a FB account. For that reason alone, I'm reluctant to start a Facebook account.
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12 years ago
I wonder if "Policeman" is back? Maybe under a different handle.
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12 years ago
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motorheadFat, drunk and stupid is no way to go through life
That is too much !!! Good for your Dad !!!
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12 years ago
Strip club laws and their enforcement vary from city to city and mayoral term. Here in Seattle (and the rest of the Puget Sound Region), under the previous mayor and police chief there was a major crackdown on a particular chain of strip clubs. Although that really only affected four clubs, all the others felt it. Even now that those officials have moved on (police chief is now the police chief of Chicago), there's still an air of uneasiness among club owners, dancers, and customers.
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12 years ago
It's 71 degrees(F) in Seattle right now at 4:00 p.m.(PDT). The temp. might go up a degree or two before the high of the day which is usually at 5 p.m. Most homes in Western Washington don't have air conditioning. Mine doesn't. The most I have ever even used a fan is twice in one summer. Some summers, none. Commercial buildings still need AC.
Typical of strip clubs, they seem to be either too hot, or too cold for the outside termperature. No difference on that, here in the Puget Sound Region.
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12 years ago
I've often thought that afternoon club-goers mainly did their clubbing then because of the availability of higher mileage at that time. Maybe some do it because they're out in the field in their work at that time of day and have the time to hit up clubs in between appointments.
I've never lived or clubbed anywhere where I felt the need to avoid a certain area at night because of safety concerns.
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12 years ago
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motorheadFat, drunk and stupid is no way to go through life
There's definitely a moral dilemma here. The quantity that was promised was delivered, just not the quality. And the "quality" desired, is difficult to define.
On the lighter side of this, I like EarlTee's comment about reporting her to the "Better Bimbos Bureau."
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12 years ago
@ EarlTee: You were fortunate. The dancer I had the same encounter with wasn't hot. Just so-so.
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12 years ago
How do strippers without brains even find out about TUSCL? This has happened at least few times in recent months that I've noticed. maddy69 was another example.
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12 years ago
I was enthused about getting dances from one particular dancer once upon a time. That was until she said, ".. and name is Helen." That was my mother's name. There is no way I wanted to be reminded of my mother while getting a lap dance. So, I made some lame excuse to suddenly pretend to be disinterested. Agree with you, SC, it was creepy!
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12 years ago
I saw just the opposite happen once. At the former Rick's in Seattle, as I was leaving the club one afternoon. I noticed a beverage coaster (a frequently used item for writing phone numbers) torn into three pieces on the parking lot pavenment just where the driver side door would have been, had a car been parked there. I picked up the pieces to see what was on them. It was the name and phone number of one of the really nasty dancers in the club. Obviously, she had given a customer her phone number. Not only did he not want it, but he didn't even want it going home with him!
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12 years ago
Inno, the points that you and xedin raise are all valid concerns and reasons for skepticism about a new club. I sense that a common reaction is the wish for someone else to try it first and get their experience before investing the money in trying a new club. Club-going is expensive compared to other forms of entertainment. Patrons would like some assurance that their money will be well spent before going there. My own reaction to a new club opening is to go to it once at opening, then sparingly (two or three) times in its first year. After a year, it should settle into a predictable and known quantity.
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12 years ago
@ Alucard: I only saw her that one time. She was probably from San Francisco. The phone number she gave me was a (415) area code, Not anything near Seattle.
@ COclubber: As I was reading your response, I was hoping it would be,
"Oh, by the way, they're real...and they're spectacular."
If you're not a Seinfeld fan, see:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Implant
Read the sentence under "Production."
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12 years ago
Enough bitching about this. Let's get on to some more meaningful subjects.
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12 years ago
I highly recommend that you get on Art's PM list. You will learn a lot. Just make sure to have a dictionary nearby when corresponding with him.
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12 years ago
What Shadowcat and Clubber commented, are things I've heard before. But, the funniest thing any dancer ever said to me once wasn't necessarily an attempt to get me to buy dances from her. Being a boobologist, there wasn't much to admire on this one girl, so, I actually looked at her legs. They were gorgeous. I told her so. Her response: "Yeah, I know. I got more leg than a bucket o' chicken."
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12 years ago
I concur with shadowcat, pabloantonio, and clubber. "ATF" means all-time favorite. That should only refer to one dancer who is or was your best ever. (No ties allowed. Make a decision!) "CF" or current favorite, means the dancer you presently enjoy the most.