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9 years ago
I think the original Stone Cold song - or at least the widely used one that everyone knows - was a WWE production: guy who did all those was a Jim something, last name started with J (I think)...he had one by an actual group when he came back from neck surgery that I didn't like too much, but the one he had shortly in 2001 when he was with the Alliance (which may be #3 on my list: it's either that or 'Voices' by Rev Theory for Randy Orton) was awesome: just a short instrumental. I work out to that one often.
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9 years ago
I honestly only know Lemmy from Motorhead's doing theme music for the wrestler HHH. He did two for HHH and one for a faction HHH was in. The two for HHH as a solo act are probably the two best wrestler entrance themes ever.
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9 years ago
That was the funniest thing about it: she tried to ROB me within earshot of him after he corrected her. I did see him laugh, probably because he knew I wasn't having it. People say I have this look on my face when I'm angry, which I probably had last night.
If the guy sided with her, I'd have gone straight to a manager and then to the DJ to get the playlist (they play hip hop, so I know the songs). Outside of the money being literally pulled out of my pocket, there was no way I was paying $200. They could've said they were going to ban me if I paid $100 and I wouldn't have cared - why would I, it's South Florida: Tootsie's, Mint, Scarlett's, KOD, The Office, and Cheetah Hallandale are all within 10 minutes. I do let a lot of small stuff go, but that was obviously too much. It's not even the money: it's about her having the ability to tell her girls "I came up off this guy"...can't have that. I owe it to all the PLs. Code.
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9 years ago
Am I the only one who wondered what Follies was like when the Falcons beat the Panthers?
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9 years ago
I'd have to say being at a SC is the ultimate measure, but I'd go tonight if I knew one would be worth the trip. As is, I'll sit out tonight and tomorrow and pray that things are normal Saturday.
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9 years ago
After my experience a couple Saturdays ago, I hate lace and fishnet. Two girls in a row got their material caught in the buttons of my shirt. Took 1/2 the dance time to get both situations straightened out (one by actually getting it untangled, the other by just ripping the material off my shirt). The girl whose material I ripped actually asked me for a dance Saturday. She had on a completely different outfit, obviously...but yeah, no more material that can get caught in my clothes.
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9 years ago
I have to agree with the initial question posed: there really is almost no point to dating civilian women. Too much can go wrong.
If I had the finances, I'd keep a rotation of dancers. If I had little regard for my health, I'd hit the stroll regularly. Since neither of those is the case, I just get in where I can and fill the rest of my time watching sports and beautiful news women.
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9 years ago
I have no plans on SCing Thursday or Friday, but you can bet the house that I'll be out Saturday since it'll be my last chance to go down here for about six months. New Year's is also a no-no, even though I'll be in New Orleans. The plan that weekend is to hit regular clubs/bars on NYE and NYD and then SC on 1/2.
Holidays seem to be hit or miss in my limited experience: Follies on Memorial Day was nice, not so much with Tootsie's (or Vixens) on the 4th of July - which somewhat surprised me since 7/4 was a Saturday (especially in the case of Tootsie's, considering many dancers aren't from here).
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9 years ago
@Clackport: sweating during dances...never done FS in the club.
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9 years ago
I guess mine would be making dancers "tap out" - they just get too tired to keep dancing and have to stop, even though I have more money to spend and they're enjoying dancing. It usually takes 30-45 minutes, but eventually it happens.
Only other thing in my limited resume is somehow having dancers remember me after 4-5 months (with no VIP: just dances). Many dancers don't remember what lipstick they're wearing, while they're wearing it...so somehow reaching the level of face recognition with them hundreds or thousands of guys in between visits somewhat counts.
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9 years ago
Straight Into Cleveland.
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9 years ago
This is why Big Boi has a pole in his house.
Plies said he had $200K in singles at one SC party Thanksgiving weekend. Didn't know Instagram videos were so profitable.
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9 years ago
Didn't someone run the story about Cam Newton being at a SC with Rick Ross right before they shut out the Falcons?
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9 years ago
Why pants that could pass for dress pants and not actual dress pants? The material is pretty thin on most of mine. I buy mine off the racks at department stores, but you could probably find some dress pants with thin material really easily - and really cheap - at a Goodwill or wherever.
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9 years ago
Since I'm home at the moment, I'll go with the normal Tootsie's routine: I (try to) take a nap around 8 and get up at 10 to get ready, which mostly consists of showering, etc. and ironing my clothes. Wardrobe usually consists of a collared long-sleeve shirt and some slacks...
...this was a problem Saturday: two girls got their outfits caught on my shirt buttons, so the dances were very short and half the songs were spent trying to undo the entanglements...
...so I might go to a T-shirt and jeans combo, but I doubt it: I'll just stay away from chicks with those outfits. So, that's the fit. Leave my place sometime between 11 and 11:30, get to the club around midnight. Hit the VIP entrance - I think the added access is worth the extra $10, as upstairs tends to treat me well - and start my evening. Usually have between $5-800, but sometimes more. I always check the board to see what familiar names are there that night. Don't buy drinks, as I don't drink. Don't really tip stage, mainly because I'm constantly moving between upstairs and downstairs - like 'every 15 minutes' constantly. Usually stay until the dancers get relatively desperate (around 4), although I've been known to shut it down.
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9 years ago
Depends on where you're coming from. Most people would consider the Quarter clubs overpriced, but if you're coming from CA or Vegas then you may see things differently. Penthouse fits your impression, from my experience. Never tried any of the other Quarter spots, but it seems they have 'horror' stories like 4got's. Seems like dances are $40 and up everywhere except a couple places on the east side: Visions and Passions. Visions has slowed down since they changed the dance structure. Passions is all-black, so if that's not your thing then forget I mentioned it (even though dances are the cheapest in town at $20 and extras are readily available).
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9 years ago
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minnowAny place that interests me.
I'm too lazy to find my list, so I'll be general...South Florida is home to me, so I'd spend time with family and friends. Cocoa, I'd spend a lot of time at the beach. Have friends in Tampa and family in Atlanta, and baseball would also be an option in both cities. I've never gone to any of the northern cities I mentioned, so I'd do tourist trap type stuff. Same for Portland. I think I mentioned CA: I'd just enjoy the beach and scenery there and visit family. Phoenix, tourist stuff. I'd get into arguments with Texans about how Florida HS football is better and I'd eat in New Orleans.
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9 years ago
Well, I am certainly not the legend. Must spend more time learning at the feet while I'm here.
Not only were the songs noticeably short, but the cut-offs were noticeable: it was really obvious. I can see the half-song thing at 'hip-hop' clubs, but this wasn't even a case of the DJ showing some mix skills. No DJing, not even any talking between songs (other to introduce girls who were going on stage - even the stage rotations were only two songs). Lido might actually be a better spot now, even though their dancers are older for the most part.
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9 years ago
USASG is a pretty decent resource if you live in Florida. I don't think people in other states are as active on there: maybe Atlanta and surprisingly Augusta in GA, but that's about it from my experience. NO is a ghost town judging by its post/thread count.
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9 years ago
I have 3.5: tomorrow and 2.5 the week of New Year's.
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9 years ago
Jan - Miami
Feb - Cocoa (yes, just for IR)
Mar - Tampa
Apr - Atlanta
May - Detroit
Jun - Portland
Jul - Las Vegas
Aug - SoCal
Sept - Phoenix
Oct - Dallas
Nov - Houston
Dec - New Orleans (although all my SC time would be spent at Passions)
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9 years ago
Not counting people making "appearances", I saw Sam Cassell and Nick Van Exel the first time I ever went to a SC and I saw Birdman one night about a year ago. Saw Shaq in a regular club, though.
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9 years ago
To echo what Papi said, dancers just want to get paid. I just want dances. Why endorse a middleman unnecessarily?
My guess is that 90% of the time dancers talk to me (and 80% of the time overall when dancers are with unknown customers), the talk is just to set up the "wanna dance" question. Why beat around the bush? If she actually wants to talk, that's one thing - but I can only remember one dancer convo that I've ever had in a SC, which is probably two more than they remember. Actually, the dancer may remember that one.
Most of the time it's that inconsequential small talk anyway: she's going to lie about what she says and not care what I say. If anything, talking makes me less likely to get dances because I get annoyed with it.
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9 years ago
My issue isn't that I can't talk to them: it's that I don't want to. Shut up and just ask for the dance.
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9 years ago
I would say blond for white girls, but that it doesn't really matter for girls of color. They seem to be able to pull off other hair colors better, especially if they're not natural hair colors.