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About 15 years ago I worked in the Houston area for a few years. I sampled multiple strip clubs before making Treasures my club of choice. A wild place back then with lots of very sexy girls and very high mileage. My first LDK occurred in a dark corner of the back room at Treasures early one Sunday thanks to a young part Asian spinner with amazing grinding skills. Didn't think it was even possible until she proved otherwise. And other activities were readily available with the right lady and the right amount of cash. I've heard that over the years the strip show fun has drastically reduced in Houston, but am glad I got to experience Treasures at a high point.

I grew up in the San Francisco Bay Area and remember the "Perfect 36" TV spots she did in the 70's. By then she was bigger than 36 but it's only advertising. Never did see her strip.

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I went to college in LA in the mid to late 70's and the Wild Goose is the first strip club I can remember going to. As I starving college student I especially appreciated the cheap food and drinks they sold on amateur nights. It wasn't uncommon for one of the first time amateur strippers run off stage in embarrassment. But for professional stripper action we went to the Jet Strip.

In the mid-70's I was out bar hopping with my buddies in San Francisco. We walked into a dark bar. After our eyes adjusted we noticed the bar was full of guys in leather. Without a word being spoken we simultaneously turned around and walked out.

I sat next to a stripper on a connecting flight out of Denver. She didn't like to fly, liked to talk to ease her stress, and volunteered the information about 10 minutes into the flight. Small commuter flight with very tight seating so lap dance would be physically impossible, and no other ITP (in the plane) action either. Some interesting conversation though...

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I frequent a site for another hobby that was having similar problems with slowness. The owners of the site worked with their internet provider to identify a fix and associated cost ($5,000). They then posted the details and asked everyone to consider becoming a paid supporter ($15 per year). Had the money in only a few weeks and upgrades really fixed the problem. I was one of the ones who paid and would probably kick in here if presented with the facts.

One from my college years in the late 70's - "gash". Very common in the men's magazines of the time but rarely heard in the wild even back then.