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2 years ago
^ sounds like he didn't learn about the situation until he was already in ZN
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2 years ago
"... Just heard a few minutes ago from one of the bartenders there that they are expected to open back up in September ..."
Believe it when you see it - I've heard stories like this over the years about different clubs - sometimes they *do* reopen; often they do not - it's a crapshoot at best
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2 years ago
Actions have consequences but still very-sad when someone relatively-young dies - at the very-least no-one else got (physically) hurt - which can not be said for the other incident in LA where an off-duty nurse drove thru an LA-intersection at 90mph and killed 6 people including an 11-month-old baby plus a woman that was pregnant where both the woman and her fetus were killed; with about 8 others injured - the horrific crash was caught on video:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wAsW9Wm0nn0
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2 years ago
I haven't clubbed in close to a year and not really hard-up for visiting a club - if the figure of just 10,000 cases with almost all in the male-gay-community is correct, then the risk looks minimal - but given that I haven't been clubbing then it would likely make me not wanna take the risk for me personally even if minimal; I am currently dealing w/ another situation related to my health and def would not want to have to deal w/ monkeypox in addition although realistically-speaking it does seem like a very very small risk.
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2 years ago
I'll probably avoid dancers that I notice doing a lot of swinging on stage just to be safe
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2 years ago
Dances are $25/song - and you need to be careful the girl does not over-count you - strip-clubs can be dangerou$ places for your wallet if you are clueless about them - best to research clubs b/f wondering-in completely-clueless especially in places like Miami.
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2 years ago
From what I hear the prices and hustle are higher at Sapphire these days - def read some reviews b/f going
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2 years ago
Yeah; this club has a fun party-vibe and has traditionally been the best option in Cocoa Beach; but Vegas it is not
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2 years ago
Review is fairly generic - it's mostly about one dancer vs a breakdown of the club - no mention of dance-prices nor any prices for services which is helpful info for other readers
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2 years ago
TUSCL M.O. is to describe the service and price but leave out the dancer's name or anything that identifies the specific dancer - describing the service and price helps others not familiar w/ the club know what to expect and more importantly not to get ripped-off - also, w/o specifying what you got and paid, you don't know if you overpaid and/or got ripped-off yourself.
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2 years ago
I've never been here but have read reviews in the past and it seemed other PLs paid less and got more
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2 years ago
It's more helpful if you state the club's per song/dance charge vs how much you spent on a particular dancer
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2 years ago
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TFPAdventures of Assjobman
I’ve never been to this club but keep up w/ the reviews – the way they push the tequila-shots makes me think it’s a drink-hustle and that perhaps/likely it’s watered-down if not all-water particularly for the girl o/w the girls would be constantly plastered if they are downing shots throughout the shift.
w.r.t. weekends at busy clubs; many of us vets avoid these times for the reasons you posted – if I hit a busy club on a weekend-night, I try to get their earlier and leave by the time the crowds start getting there – e.g. downhere in Miami clubs close-late (5am+) thus they get-going past 10pm but won’t be in full-swing till about midnight – my M.O. on the busy Fr/Sat eve clubs is to hit-them around 10pm or slightly-earlier and be out by midnight or slightly past that and this way I can usually have a decent time b/f it starts getting too-crowded.
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2 years ago
Would have been better if the jacket would have gotten caught in the helicopter-blades and gave him a good swing - would have made the bicycle incident look like child's play
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2 years ago
And people keep understating how coordinated, and illegal, of an assault on our Democracy the Dems and their allies have unleashed; and what they still have in-store
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2 years ago
Woke School Board Member Caught Bragging: ‘Working From The Best Strategic Spot … From The Inside’
[Video]
https://twitter.com/i/status/1556418342625222657
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2 years ago
Florida GOP runs a parody-ad of the ad Gavin Newsom ran in FL - LOL:
https://youtu.be/naqTTlb8Exs
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2 years ago
More big-government bullshit:
‘Our Home Has Been Stolen From Us’: L.A. Landlords Slam Eviction Moratorium, City Council Extends Another Year
While many COVID-related policies have expired across the majority of the country, Los Angeles recently voted to renew its eviction moratorium, which has caused widespread frustration and extreme difficulty for some property owners.
“Our home has been stolen from us so that tenants, one of whom owns a DeLorean, can go to Burning Man and rent yachts for birthday parties and sail up in hot air balloons,” a Los Angeles property owner said at a recent press conference. “Our home has been stolen from us, not by our tenants, but by the overly broad policies created under Mayor Garcetti upheld by the majority of our City Council.”
“You can’t walk into your neighborhood grocery store and say, ‘Because food is a necessity, I’m going to walk out without paying,'” Cheryl Turner, board president of the Apartment Association of Greater Los Angeles, said. “But we are being criticized for asserting our rights to collect our rent.”
An eviction moratorium essentially ensures landlords can’t evict tenants if they don’t pay rent. California put an eviction moratorium in place during the pandemic, and it fully ended on June 30th of this year. Still, the L.A. City Council recently voted to extend its own moratorium again. It will remain in place through August next year, or up to one year after the local emergency declaration ends. Another vote is expected later this year.
Theoretically, the tenants will owe the rent when the moratorium ends, but collecting that money won’t be easy in many cases. Landlords will have the right to evict at that time, but in the meantime, many of these landlords are unable to pay their mortgages. At a recent press conference at City Hall, landlords argued that this eviction moratorium could bankrupt some of them and force them into foreclosure. They say that some tenants are taking advantage of the program.
Those on the other side of the issue say the moratorium is necessary because people are still struggling to make ends meet. Alliance of Californians for Community Empowerment (ACCE), a “racial and social justice” organization, protested outside the City Council gathering, pushing the landlords to take their press conference indoors.
“A lot of people still…haven’t been able to pay the rent and they’re going to end up homeless,” ACCE member Elizabeth Hernandez reportedly said.
Councilman John Lee was the only council member not to vote for the extension. He has been working alongside landlords trying to find a solution.
“Set a date, a date certain that they can look forward to and they can plan for in the future,” Lee said. “This eviction moratorium has got to end.”
Rent might become an even more problematic issue in the state due to inflation and a state law signed in 2019. The Tenant Protection Act doesn’t allow landlords to raise the rent more than 5% each year, “plus the percentage change in the cost of living,” or in other words, inflation. They could also increase it by 10%, whichever amount is lower. In the past, the total increase has been between 5.7% and 9%.
Since inflation is at record highs, many landlords throughout the state can raise rents by 10%. The 10% cap doesn’t apply to all housing, however, so some landlords could technically raise rents more. However, landlords’ hands are tied if there is an eviction moratorium, like in L.A. Even if they raise the rent, they can’t necessarily collect it.
https://www.dailywire.com/news/our-home-has-been-stolen-from-us-l-a-landlords-slam-eviction-moratorium-city-council-extends-another-year
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2 years ago
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TiburonEvery woman's local ATM while in da club? How else they paying for their Boob jobs?
I've been in small-dives where the MIRer indiscriminately throws the $$$ everywhere and have had bills land on my head and on my shoulders/lap.
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2 years ago
"... Newton-John was diagnosed with breast cancer several times throughout her life. She was first diagnosed in 1992 and beat it. The cancer later came back in 2013, went into remission, and then came back a third time in 2017 ..."
"... Newton-John was born in Cambridge, England in 1948 and later moved to Australia when she was five. She was in a band and appeared on local television stations while living in Australia ... Newton-John quickly became a hit after transitioning from being a country music singer to a pop singer which landed her multiple top-10 hits in the U.S., including, “Let Me Be There,” “I Honestly Love You,” “Have You Never Been Mellow,” “You’re the One That I Want,” “Magic” and “Physical" ..."
https://www.dailywire.com/news/breaking-olivia-newton-john-grease-star-and-grammy-winner-dead-at-73
Hmm - I always assumed she had been born in Australia; but close enough since she moved there when she was only 5 ys/o.
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2 years ago
For the most-part it comes down to her looks or more precisely if she’s my type – I don’t like dancers inviting themselves to my table and even-less-so to-my-lap but if she’s my type then I usually don’t mind – but as others have mentioned, I rather she ask if I’d like a dance or company.
As I often post, I’m a variety guy and there to get dances from as many girls as I can and find desirable – thus I don’t mind the wanna-dance and actually prefer it since that is what I’m there for – having a convo with a girl for a while usually helps with the dances but it’s not a requirement for me – if I’m hard-up though I usually prefer we get to the dances ASAP vs a 15-minute getting-to-know-each-other thing.
I *do* like when they come up and grab my dick.
If she’s my type and I’m ready for dances; there isn’t much of a wrong approach – I guess some things that would turn-me-off even if she’s my type is approaching me with a cigarette and/or a blunt although it’s not necessarily a deal-breaker – also if she approaches me like she’s god’s-gift-to-man; i.e. w/ some major GPS; then good chance she won’t be getting dances from me.
I guess the most direct intro I’ve had was an ebony at a mixed-dive about 6 or 7 years ago that just came up to me and right away just said “would you like to have the best blowjob of your life” – she was a voluptuous-ebony so she was my type so I took her up on it – I thought it was just SS on her part but the BBBJ was very-good; not the best I ever had but def worth-remembering.
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2 years ago
Will be interesting to see who gets audited the most - I got a feeling Trump supporters may be over-represented
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2 years ago
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TiburonEvery woman's local ATM while in da club? How else they paying for their Boob jobs?
If you make-it-rain likely you'll get attention but likely all you'll get is a girl air-dancing in front of you just shaking-her-ass.
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2 years ago
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TiburonEvery woman's local ATM while in da club? How else they paying for their Boob jobs?
The make-it-rain I see is usually stage-side; or sometimes on the floor where both the dancer and custy are standing next to each other – I also see the tipping-$1s thing which is sorta like making-it-rain but basically the girl is dancing in front of the PL and he’s just dropping $1s at her feet vs throwing the $$$ at-her or up-in-the-air – either way I rarely see the PL getting much if any contact.
It’s possible to still get dances in those clubs but you gotta dot-your-i's and cross-your-t’s – best to know the dance-rate going in or just tell her you want some contact-dances and ask her the price or tell her how much you are willing to pay per song – no guarantee she will wanna do contact-dances and no guarantee they are allowed or a thing in the club; but it’s not undoable if one is proactive.
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2 years ago
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Papi_ChuloMiami, FL (or the nearest big-booty club)
I was 10 ys/o when Magnum P.I. came out - I think I recall the first episode although I haven't seen it since it first came out back in 1980 - if I recall correctly the first episode started w/ Magnum driving-up in the Ferrari in his naval uniform and parking-it in a parking-lot and him stepping-out of the Ferrari - of course as a 10 y/o the Ferrari is what got my attention and why I started watching the show.