Comments by whodey (page 29)

Sorry I missed the point of the OP ... I seem to have gotten distracted by the thought of a bunch of strippers dressed as catholic schoolgirls and I don't recall what else was mentioned in the post.

A combination of factors have made this a terrible time to buy a used car because of their effect on supply and demand and the overall car market. 1) Chip shortage for new cars have made them harder to come by and led some that would have bought new to buy used instead thereby driving up the demand for used cars. 2) Some people that would've traded in their used car while buying a new car are waiting to buy a new car because of the inability to find what they want thereby driving down the supply of used cars. 3) A lot of people are holding onto their current car a lot longer due to a combination of the current car market, economic uncertainty and limited funds resulting in a lower supply of quality low mileage late model cars. 4) Dealers are having to pay more for used cars either on trade in or at auction and are passing these costs, along with a higher than normal markup, onto their customers. 5) Dealers are losing profit by not having as many new cars to sell and they are trying to make up those lost profits by jacking up prices on used cars. 6) A 3 year old SUV these days likely has a lot more technological standard features than the 3 year old SUV you bought 6 years ago. These can include visible upgrades like the infotainment system or harder to see like more advanced cruise control systems, safety upgrades, lower emissions and advanced computer systems to improve fuel economy. These all add to the cost of the vehicle when new and it's resale value later. 7) Fear has lead a lot of people to rush into paying higher prices because they keep hearing about how the prices keep going up so they rushed to buy a car and overpaid thereby driving up the market even more. One suggestion I would have is look into a luxury sedan instead of an SUV because the market isn't nearly as inflated on those. When I bought my Cadillac XTS last summer with 40k miles it was less than 35 percent of what it cost new while a lot of the SUVs I was looking at with similar age and mileage were going for 50-60 percent of their original cost.

Not sure that there was enough there to qualify as either an article or 3 separate reviews. I think the comments to post it to the discussion board are correct or you could add the additional info to make 3 separate reviews of the three clubs.

@founder is still in denial that it is gone. A lot of people are still in the denial stage of grief over that one.

If you enjoy DATY that much you should be happy that she provided you with that service. Just because you enjoyed it doesn't mean she did. She may not enjoy letting some random pathetic loser lick her pussy while she is working. She likely considers it a service she provides to you as a customer and not you doing her a favor. If you want a BJ from a stripper you should find a girl that offers that service and negotiate a price for it beforehand.

It was a Colt single action .45, I could have told you from the get go that there was no way it fired without the hammer being cocked and then force being applied to the trigger. The only way it could have fired otherwise would be if the mechanism had be modified or seriously damaged and the investigation found neither. Seems he forgot the two most basic rules of handling a firearm. 1) Treat every gun as if it is loaded 2) Never point a gun at anything that you don't want to kill or destroy Not saying he is the only one to blame, whoever loaded live ammunition into a prop gun certainly should be held responsible as well. But, in the end he pointed the gun, cocked the hammer and pulled the trigger so he bears the ultimate responsibility.

Not at all. In fact, they are my favorite part of Oktoberfest season here in Cincinnati. Cincinnati may not be the funnest town but we do put on some pretty good Oktoberfests every year.

Usually when someone dies unexpectedly it is a tragedy but in cases like this it is less tragic. Sure she was a fairly good actress and not that old, but she chose to drive while drunk or on drugs or both and that was her choice. I don't have much sympathy for anyone who chooses to put every innocent person in the area at risk by driving in that condition. Thankfully she didn't kill anyone else while she was busy killing herself and the woman in that house only had minor injuries. Luckily the woman who's house she destroyed and anyone else who owned whatever cars/property she damaged along the way will be well compensated by the estate. At least unless the family drains all her money trying to keep her alive in the ICU despite the fact that her organs likely won't be viable for transplant due to the drugs.

4 separate shootings in a year and a half is mildly alarming if they did in fact involve people from the club and it isn't just a case of cops/politicians trying to blame the club for all nearby instances which sometimes happens.

"My contact there told me they've had at least two confirmed monkey pox cases there." Where was that at? Preferably club name but at least what area so others know?

So she has a problem putting something in her mouth that another girl had in her mouth before? That must make for a very boring otc encounter with her.

If nothing else PSD you could do what I saw a few girls do after the clubs reopened after the covid lock down and carry a bottle of sanitizer with you and tell the guys they have to sanitize their hands at the beginning of the dance if they want to touch you. As long as you aren't an extras dancer you likely won't have much direct skin to skin contact other than their hands so that should help mitigate your exposure risk to some extent.

PSD you make a valid point about strippers being especially susceptible to diseases that are spread through contact. That risk has to factor into it to some degree when a girl decides whether or not to be a dancer and even more so for someone like you who has a medical reason that prevents vaccination. But the same can be said about any number of other diseases that are spread by close contact. In the end it comes down to a risk vs reward decision for everyone involved in the strip club life. Essentially it is a matter of deciding if the risk of catching this disease (or any other disease) outweighs the rewards you get from stripping (money, lifestyle, etc) and make a personal choice. How big the risk is for customers would largely depend on what type of customer they are. Someone that likes to get 1 or 2 lapdances each from 10-15 different girls would be at higher risk based on the number of girls he has prolonged physical contact with than a guy that basically just watches the stage and maybe gets one lapdance. My risk would fall somewhere in between there since I prefer 30-60 minute sessions instead of individual dances so I typically only have extended contact with one or two dancers per visit. The same would be true for dancers where a girl that quickly moves from customer to customer selling them each one or two dances would be a higher risk than one that sits and talks with a customer for an extended period while selling extended vip sessions and a girl that primarily makes her money from the stage show would have very little risk.

In the three states (Ohio, Kentucky and Indiana) I usually club in there are a total of 166 cases so far. Based on those low numbers I am not the least bit concerned about it. I do keep my eye on the spread and as it gets worse I will probably start to pay more attention when/if the number of local cases start to rise quickly. The good thing about Monkey Pox compared to Covid is that it has visible symptoms that we can watch for when the numbers get higher. Frankly even before Monkey Pox I would avoid a dancer who's body is covered in red bumps,blisters or scabs and I'd imagine others do as well.

"Don't stick your dick in crazy" That is good advice with civies, but that would eliminate a lot of the strippers that I fuck. Just make sure they don't know any personal info about you and go for it with the crazy strippers because they can be some of the most fun.

Rick I agree with most of what you said, except it wasn't a valid warrant and that is what the new charges are about. The officers currently being charged falsified the documents provided as their probable cause to the judge to get the warrant. I don't blame the cops that were on scene executing the warrant (unless they knew ahead of time that it was improperly obtained) for returning fire when they were shot at. I put the blame on the corrupt cops that falsified information to illegally obtain the warrant and the boyfriend that shot at the cops. The corrupt cops that falsified the warrant application and the boyfriend should all be held accountable for her death.

It depends on the situation and where I am clubbing. If there are multiple clubs that I like in the vicinity like when I am clubbing in Lexington or Louisville I will usually just move on to the next club if there is only one girl I am interested in after giving it about 30 minutes to try to get her attention for a dance. I can always come back later if I strike out at the other clubs. If it is a place where there is only one club I like in town such as Dayton I will give it longer. I will also tip more than normal in order to help myself stand out from the crowd of suitors she is dealing with. Depending on the club and how hot she is that may mean tipping a couple of 5s or a couple of 20s. However, at some point you have to be willing to cut your loses if that doesn't work. I'm not going to spend a couple of hours in a subpar club and waste a ton of money on stage tips for a girl that I may not be able to get any dances from. At that point I just head home and try another night.

I didn't agree with the original state charges against the cops because from what I saw it was the boyfriend that fired 1st and the officers returned fire in self defense. To me the cops were 100% justified in defending themselves when they were fired upon while they were executing what they thought was a valid warrant. These new charges are completely different. Any officer that falsified evidence or lied in an affidavit in order to get a warrant that they did not have the probable cause to legally obtain a warrant should be prosecuted. Their crimes (fabricating evidence and perjury) started the whole chain of events that lead to the shooting and they should be punished for it. In my mind this is no better than an officer planting a gun on a suspect they just killed after seeing that the guy was unarmed.

Papi - Kentucky handled the cases with the officers for the shooting. These charges are related to what happened at the apartment, they are related to what happened before the officers went to the apartment and what happened afterwards. The allegations here are about the officers falsifying the information they gave to the judge to get the search warrant. They are also accused of creating additional false documents after the shooting to bolster their probable cause affidavits that they gave to the judge to get the warrant and conspiring together to lie under oath once a review of the case was ordered.

Most of the greats have already been discussed here but a couple of others worth mentioning would be Dick Vitale and Harry Caray. They both had a great knowledge of their sport and unique personalities. My all time favorite would have to be John Madden due to the sheer passion and enthusiasm he brought to the calls. Locally we have a Bengals radio guy named Dave Lapham that brings the same type of passion but he's not quite on Madden's level. As for baseball, the long time Cincinnat Reds duo of Marty Brennaman and Joe Nuxhaul will always be my personal gold standard. Don't get me wrong, Vin Scully was better but my summers from the time I was about 5 years old until Nuxhall retired revolved around listening to Marty and Joe call Reds games. When the games were on TV we would always have the volume off on the TV and the radio on 700WLW to listen to their call. Even at the games you would hear people throughout the stadium listening to them call the game on battery operated radios.

Great overview of the area for people thinking of visiting. Sounds like the area has changed drastically since your last visit and that is great info for people to consider when reading older reviews of the area. Out of curiosity how long had it been between visits for you? Just trying to see if this was a fairly rapid change or one that may have slowly happened club by club over a few years.

I always thought "back pay" for a stripper was limited to the time she spent on her back in the vip? As far as the 20% surcharge for using a card, I can't see that holding up in court as essentially taking 20% of her tip as she claims. Assuming the club discloses the fee to customers it is just another expense to the customer. The only way it would be taking 20% of her tip is if the club didn't add 20% to the total and just took it from the dancer's tip amount.

God speed on a quick and complete recovery. I'm glad they caught it early. I have known too many "healthy" people that hadn't seen a doctor in a decade or more because they were "fine" that finally went to a doctor when they started having some type of symptoms. For some of them it was too late by that point.

Russell is right there in the GOAT discussion with the likes of Kareem, Wilt, Jordan and a few others. Unlike the others he was also an NBA Champion as a Head Coach for a couple of years. R.I.P.

My guess would be Founder and CEO of a Fortune 500 tech company. https://www.usmagazine.com/celebrity-news/news/lauren-conrad-answers-what-her-favorite-position-is-video-201492/