Comments by oscarlomax (page 4)

I was in a club in LA County that had just installed back rooms. This curvy woman asks if I want a private dance. I said okay, thinking it was going to be just a sensual private dance. While walking to the room she said, "You can fuck me." I said, "Ok," thinking she was kidding. She was not kidding. During the first song she gives me head and expertly covers me via a condom with her mouth. Before I knew it, she hopped on bored and rode me like crazy. Like many, it was unexpected. I gave her a tip and she was cool and said, "I know you will cum back soon."

Don't really remember but it was either 2 bills or 180. Something in that neighborhood.

SKibum609, Not a fraud, a thinker! You can disagree with me. Doesn't change the facts or how I arrrived at them through my personal prism of experience. You cannot tell what I've seen up close for years isn't real.

It's crazy that folk (many of them men)want to legislate what a woman can do with her body. I teach and I've seen a lot of emotionally, unwanted children and it's not pretty. Some of that came from restrictive rules like this. If the folk touting the validity of this law would take it upon themselves to raise and emotionally support the results of the hypocritical extreme pro-life actions, then I would have more respect for them. But as is, it's more damaging than helpful. It will just drive medical care for these situations underground. Fortunately technology is better than it was in the past, so women may not face the same kind of mortality risk...if they can get to a place of assistance. And yeah, Abbot and DeSantis stand for an enact ideas I think are misguided and foolish. And I'm not afraid to be called a "Leftist" or whatever some folk want to yell. But I'm more of a person who thinks with common sense and is a fan of humanity rather than anger and useless hate.

Everybody has their own taste. Personally, not into spinners with no ass. Bubble butt, petite ladies, with curves without being stick figures, I can handle. But for me, a pretty face, round, shapely booty, curvy (not fat) waist and hips...my head will turn for a 2nd look. Again, taste is an individual thing and there is always going to be something for everyone.

Years ago there was a popular dancer named "Frosty" whom I first met at the Jet Strip in Lennox and then later at Spearmint Rhino in COI. She was very cool and friendly. She said she was leaving the business to pursue a career in interrior design in Las Vegas. She actually did and then 2 or 3 years later I encountered her again in COI. We talked and she was pleasant but I could tell, she had had some financial problems and returned to the club to earn some money but her heart was not really in it. That image of her coughing a smoker's cough and not being able to catch her breath for a few moments still kind of haunts me. A really nice person who experienced some tough times as we all will.

Each girl is different. Depending on the girl it could be $$ for a certain type of experience and $$$ for something else

The remedy is to always approach a dancer if she doesn't approach you. I've had situations where I wanted a dancer's attention and couldn't even make eye contact with her. So I just walked up to her and started a conversation. Other times I've just wanted to chill and drink while watching the "human zoo." This is when every dancer and her mama seem to approach. Or when you are about to connect with the girl you are interested in, every girl you are not interested in comes and sits on your lap, effectively cock-blocking.

LD's ---- $20 topless, $40 nudes, $120 for 3 songs in VIP Entrance fee: $15 Drinks (all non-alcoholic): $6 "did what she does"---c'mon, use your critical thinking skills! TL is well known for it"liberal" policies, if you are familiar with the LA area clubs you would probably know that but if you aren't then, my apologies. Now you know

We're talking specifically about this case and the fact that racism against black folk and people of color exist. Don't deflect and try to conflate it with "where is the outcry when.." blah, blah, blah. That is part of the problem. Rather than deal with the issue of a system that was set up in the beginning to create a situation, some wish to move in another direction instead of dealing with the main problem. Real discussion, acknowlegement of the issue, and then probable course corrections are the only way for any kind of progress. Whenever I hear or see people aruge---"Well, what about this or that" then I know they aren't listening or really want to dig into the serious, age-old problem that continues the fester and harm people today. You don't correct one problem by hiding behind an excuse.

I was surprised that the personal relationship between Chauvin and Floyd was not really a part of the trial. It was still a racist act and had a personal element to it. Chauvin is clearly guilty of murder. The defense are going to try as hard as they can to get things over turned. That's their job. Yes, this is a racist country and people need to acknowledge that and deal with it. It's deep rooted an systemic. Individuals may claim, "I'm not racist" and maybe as individuals they aren't but the structure of this nation are. Unless you have really felt the brunt of these things, you don't fully comprehend. But you can learn if you actually listen and study history. But many aren't interested in that.

Sorry for the typos---"...from here she will either negotiate or shut it down."

You're right about choosing the cheaper option to check a girl out, Papi. I've had really good experiences using this as a barometer as to whether we go to the VIP suites or not. I talk to the dancer after our initial dance (without buying her a drink)and ask her discretely what type of tip she's looking for in VIP and if she has protection. From here you she will either negotiate with you and shut it down. Of course the conversation is frank, but with a sense of humor and fun so no one is uncomfortable. I've been doing this long enough where I'm right more often than not about if the woman's level of adventurousness. Of course some women will just lay it all out in the beginning. You, like me, Papi, would be able to discern who is who in terms of a good time.

Prices from other reveiws make them well known but dances are $20 apiece unless a special of 3 for 40 is announced. $120 for a main dance room 20 min. dance and $!80 for 30 min. dance in a private suite. On Thursdays a private suite $160 and on Mondays it's $150. Drinks are $6. Satisfied? Some folks just have to say something. Whatever.

I've been here many weekends over the last couple of months and this review seems very close to what I've experienced. I know who the so-called Asian dancer with the outrageous surgical enhancements is. This club used to be predominately LM but because of the current situation, there are dancers who are very up-front about the extras and others who are willing after some conversation. I'm curious to see if the trend will change when COI and other clubs re-open. I will mention names of some dancers in my reviews but hesitant about mentioning those who go the "extra"mile. Purely selfish on my part. Never know who reads these boards.

This is an old review. Berlin hasn't been at the club for 3 months.

So, Trump is not an actual racist? Hmm. The Central Park Exonerated (AKA The Central Park 5), The Birther Movement, calling certain nations Shithole coutries...hmmm. Nah, not rascist. LOL.

Wasabi and I did a $120 for 15 min VIP.

Don't remember all dance prices but I do know VIP's were $120 for 15 min and there was a 3 for $40 dollar dance in the booths similar to the ones at Paradise. There was also a half-hour VIP but I forgot the price. The first dancers I saw walking around were chunky but the two that approached me, seemingly, at first were on the thin side. So three were thin and 7 were fuller-figured. Sorry if I wasn't clear.

The results of the elections really only changed things...so far..on a very small scale. Many of the down ballot votes didn't bring in the big change everyone was talking about. The Senate has a run-off coming up. Some Republicans picked up seats in the House and many state-wide initiatives were status quo. Party philosophies didn't really gain or lose any ground. The only thing that happened was that No.45 was defeated and won't accept it. He go 70 million votes. His opponent got 75 million. That's not a big change in thinking. Whether we like it or not, the Framers of The System designed the operation to be Centric instead of "Left" or "Right." An extreme personality on the top doesn't enable the system to function properly. So that personality had to be excised. This country is very traditional-leaning in a lot of ways. But in order for those values to benefit folk, humanity has to take a front seat. We have to learn to fight fair and realize, in the end, nobody gets everything they want. Until that simple notion is realized, substantial progress won't happen. Like it or not, good politicians have to be good negotiators.

Everybody views this from their particular zone of interest. I was born and raised in San Diego, a very conservative enclave overall being that it's a military town. Going away to the east coast for school and even traveling around before that enlightened me that different parts of the country operate in different ways and California sometimes is seen by others as very liberal. On one hand, we must take measures to protect the public health. If business remain open but many are sick, that's a problem. I get that people need to make a living and many don't like to be told what to do. There are no easy answers. The question is always what do you need to do to keep yourself safe and not infringe on another's choice by your actions. I think this question actually transcends political concerns even though some use it to gain political capital. Never been one to drink the public Kool-Aid on these matters. I do think decisions must be made out of real concern for human life and the future and at the same time, economic concerns have to be addressed. I don't envy any public servant who exhibits a humane outlook. Whichever side of things you attempt to champion there are going to be those who are upset. Last thing: whatever's really going on, people are getting sick and too many are dying. So the last thing we need is someone lying about the situation and pretending "we've turned a corner."

Here's what Cube actually said: (paraphrasing) "I'm not a supporter of Trump or Biden. I'm a support of a black agenda that allows black people to move forward. " I agree with him on that point. Cube put out feelers to both Biden and Trump's people to have a conversation about this document he's put together with the assistance of some really intelligent people to articulate a very specific agenda. Biden's folks told him they would address it after the election. Kushner, from Trump's camp, met with Cube and vowed to make to some changes in their "Platinum Plan." (which I've read and think is a cosmetic joke) Cube's rationale is that he needs to have access to whomever is in power. He didn't endorse anyone. He simply laid his plan on the table. I do subscribe to the idea of having no permanent party loyalties but having loyalties to issues that help me. But character counts also. So does honesty and one's personal history and intelligence. I've been called "arrogant" by some (I own that because rampant stupidity offends me!) and "uppity" by others. (I own that shit too! Proudly.) My politics are closer to Killer Mike, Dr. Greg Carr, Francis Cress Welsing, Harry Belafonte, Angela Davis, Dr. Claud Anderson, and Roland Martin. Not about party. About social and economic truths that affect my life.

I am a Black American, so here's the truth from my perspective. Many news outlets didn't delve into what Cube actually said and did. One of the key rules of journalism is to verify information from at least 2 sources. The obvious first source is Cube, himself. Roland Martin actually interviewed Cube to get his perspective and have an intelligent conversation about what Cube actually said and did and his rationale behind it. I appreciated the conversation because it gave context and reason rather than conjecture and hype. We, the public, need to explore multiple perspectives of a situation before drawing a conclusion. You might end up the way you felt at the beginning but at least you checked out other opinions. The only way to get to the bottom of something, is really go in, even if you have misgivings. Do the work and don't just by the first piece of hype because you might miss valuable information.

At least on the surface it was more civil and you could actually hear them weigh in on the issues from their particular perspective. I doubt this event really swayed anyone in either direction. Personally, I'm not in the Trump-Pence camp. Their ideas don't work for me. Kamla Harris is a polished, forceful entity, and while, I have difference with some of her past actions, more of her overall ideas align with where I'm coming from. Too bad, Killer Mike isn't on the ballot! (Tongue-in-Cheek but still he's closer to my perspective.)

I've only experienced this once in a club in Anahiem, CA. After the girl did a stage show where some did tip her, she walked around soliciting tips. This was the only time I've experienced this first hand. This wasn't an LA Club, this was "Behind The Orange Curtain" (Orange County) where things can be done a bit differently. This particular girl was not appealing to me so I didn't tip as I wasn't really paying too much attention to the stage show.