Comments by JGoose (page 5)

Personally, I think both reviews should been rejected. But that's just me, and like I said I'm just a newb here!

I'm just a newb here, and I'm not really aware of the changes over the life of the site, but why wouldn't you want reviews to be approved? If not, then you have free posting spam and the site becomes worthless.

I would prepay with my favorite dancers just so I don't have to deal with it afterwards. However, I would never prepay with a dancer that I haven't experienced yet.

Burlesque is becoming popular in Seattle. Club Motor, down the street from Dreamgirls, has a burlesque night on random Thursdays. There is a couple out of Portland that have a great show, but they are down to just a show here and there from when they performed monthly. It's definitely worth checking out a burlesque show if there is one in your area.

That's a review! Excellent work Club_Goer!

Good review, but the stage doesn't have tiered seating.

Dougster? Of course I'm propping it!

Perhaps the best review of Little Darlings here.

Great review of the club!

Excellent review of the club!

Good review, and who doesn't love Red?

I've gone solo every time but once. I never thought it was a problem to be ashamed of. Most of the rest of the article seems to be a rehash of stuff I read a few years ago when I was clubbing much more frequently. The second rule is stupid. What one person wants, ie variety, another person might not. I say - go as often as you can afford to go.

It is a myth! If the dancer knows which cameras aren't working, and you can afford it, it could happen for you!

And now she made it easy and I don't even concern myself with her, and I already have a new ATF. Although I think I'm just going to move on to escorts. SC

Isn't this just a basic guide to life? I would also recommend that last point, of exploration. Where I grew up, all the black girls were really bitchy, so I never had an interest in black girls. I tried one in the club, and I've found it's they're the best bang for the buck. At another club, I got a couple of dances from a heavier dancer as she was nice enough to spend some time chatting with me. She did something that at first freaked me out(she bit my ear, and all that came to mind was that she was going Mike Tyson on me! ), but then when she did it again, it was quite enjoyable.

It's always a pleasure to read farmerart's posts! Sweetie sounds like a load of fun!

At the local clubs, customer cell phone use is generally discouraged by the management, as the dancers don't want to be recorded, so I really don't see many customers with cell phones. However, I see dancers with on their phones all the time. One dancer at Dreamgirls Sodo never gets off of her phone, unless she's going outside for a smoke break. So, as many above have commented, don't tell me to not be on my cell if I'm texting my ATF that I'm in the club, when most of the dancers are ignoring me, or are awash in an LCD glow.

My ATF asked me for my number some time ago, and we've moved on to a better relationship. If I lost her as a friend, well, to quote Beldar: "If, for some reason your life functions ceased, my most precious one, I would collapse, I would draw the shades and I would live in the dark. I would never get out of my slar pad or clean myself. My fluids would coagulate, my cone would shrivel, and I would die, miserable and lonely. The stench would be great."

What? Are there only so many VIP credits that go out a month, and he's snagging them all?

At the Seattle Deja Vu clubs, a dancer can not refuse a drink, so yes they are pushing them on those that think the drink will get them something more.

How does it show the dancers that you wanna spend money on them? Now maybe if I had options other than Deja Vu clubs, I might find it worth while, but a $10 drink just gives them $5 off of their rent(and a $20 drink $10 off their rent), if I get a $20 dance from them, then they get $20. If I wanted to show that I wanted to spend money on them, I would tip them on stage so that they get their money, and not the club getting the money.

All you have to say to a waitress that is asking about dancer drinks is "No thank you." It's really not difficult. I've tipped the DJ, when he puts my ATF into the VIP status so she isn't called up to the stage, and I've tipped waitresses, but that's as a far as I'm going with tips. I'm there for lap dances and nothing else.

Isn't there an apartment building across the street? Otherwise, I miss the Seven Seas restaurant.

YMMV, but - "Men who treat women as beautiful playthings shouldn't mind women who treat them as generous bank accounts."