Comments by Rlionheart (page 3)

Really did a great job of painting a picture, especially when she compared it to other places. Good Reviews, good pictures.....there's gotta be a catch

Thanks, gatorfan

Never seen it (probably because only about 50 people in the world are in shape enough to do that) - Thanks

gatorfan I went to the site and got a warning from my system that the site containied malware You might want to check your system

I just read Doc's 9:43 post Troop - this guy isn't worth your time He may have gone too far but others who aren't involved will get hurt Let it go before everyone is sorry

Troop. Thank you for a clear explanation. I don't blame you for taking the comments seriously as I would do so myself were my mother impugned. I had read the ongoing stuff and I had felt that the slur was in incredibly bad taste, but probably not meant as a true slander (In other words a poorly phrased dig that has no bearing in reality). When I find myself in such situations, I first spend some time cooling off (Never hate your enemy, it clouds your thinking-M. Corleone) and then think it through: Is it worth retaliating - usually for me, "no" and that is because when I do retaliate it is not simple, pleasant, nor without risk to all parties. Innocents can be hurt. I consider the source: is (s)he worth the time taken to respond or is it pearls before swine and a waste of the most precious thing I've got - time. Just a few thoughts. Again, thanks for the clear statement. Rl

30 cm may not be alot, but -30 C is cold by any standard

PT's on Evans in Denver has Cafe / saloon type doors I find they do 1/2 the job

The Motor City out of gas?!?!? Coming to your town soon (maybe)

Jay Jay Being upset about a service like this containing discussions about extras and other things is like going to the Vatican and being upset that they talk about religion. Afterall, in the words of that great philospher, Tyrone F. Horneye, If you know about the hereafter, then you knw what I'm hereafter.

Instead of professional, how about commercial, like Regular Superior Deluxe Royal etc

I spent a lot of time in Newark, NJ in the 60s and 70s. They were certainly real then and I suspect they still are. They, with rare exception, were seen as the lowest kind of creature and the word "pimp" meant many things, none of them pleasant. They usually stepped in and debased the least experienced and unworldly. They are probably the best reason for legalizing prostitution as that would put most of them out of business.

Oops

First - I'm sure it's frustrating Second - I read the full review and ditto what Club_Goer said Third - in my book if that's the worst thing that happens to me, it's been a good day Hang in there, because I really like what you write

Shadowcat - if the credit is yours, then so is my thanks

To clarify - I agree that whistle blowers are an entirely different thing than rats. But rats often bring other than the truth to light. Also the rat usually doesn't own up to the role nor do they confront their target directly - that's the dishonest part.

This is her view of the business. She's right as long as she's talking about herself. Other women see it differently Avalon said it best: "In terms of the depiction of strippers or entertainers in culture in mainstream entertainment, my take on it is this. It really is simple; men are simple creatures they are visual they come to be entertained and aroused..... The truth of the matter is this, these establishments are all about fantasy and provide erotic entertainment. We are the females WHO provide that entertainment. ... DEAL with it!"

Rats, regardless of profession or circumstance, are dishonest. That says enough for me.

Had a dancer start and then pause and start talking about problems at home. Tears started, she dismounted and spent the rest of the song talking about her problems. When the song ended, she asked if I'd like another dance (Not - let's go to a table and talk, or what can you do to help, just anoher $25 encounter)

I am typing this and sitting in this free society because of what you have done and continue to do. With more thanks than I can express

This is great, thanks And especially to Club_Goer - what a great feature!

If the guy was obviously three sheets to the wind and in no shape to commit to anything more than detoxification, he might stand a chance of reducing his debt based on the predatory and irresponsible behavior of the club. Particularly if they scored big and then let the guy stagger out the door with no thought of how he was getting home. There's a ton of case law about responsibility of clubs that encourage drinking to excess. That said, I would hope that the case would result in some pain to the drinker - personal responsibility is more than just some hoary precept, it's a mainstay of one's individuality.

Thanks to you both - nothing like a fake rolex to add to a fake life

Some years ago, I went to club in Washington DC. It had 3 small stages, each with a dancer who was rotating at 2 songs per stage through all three stages and then off to develop customers, take a break, etc. I was at stage # 3 and the dancer from #1, while tranferring to #2 went through the entire audience expecting a $ 1.00 tip because "She had finished at her stage". When I explained that because of space, my back had been toward her stage, and I saw nothing of her performance, she became visibly upset and started in on me as a cheap unappreciative etcetcetc. So I told her that I would tip her very well when she came and performed at my stage. She went to #2 and was finishing up her stint there when I left the club (of course)

In deductions parlance I think that is the equivalent of sticking your John Thomas in the paper shredder.