Comments by Meursault (page 10)

@JackKash, Berlin strip clubs are actually kind of lame. Surprisingly tame. That may be because the FKK clubs have the sex market covered. If you're looking for fun in Germany, traditional strip clubs are not the place for it.

I'm a Curry fan (and an LBJ fan), but that is hilarious. Make believe sports rivalries are always fun. I grew up hating the Packers with all my being. It wasn't until I was an adult that I realized it was all in good fun. The one exception would be Michigan/OSU which is actual hate.

There is no objective standard (Nina's is pretty good though). It's in the eye of the PL. Trust your dick my young padawan. It will guide you.

I think Vegas is the center of the universe for what the general public thinks a strip club is. For me a strip club is a place to have fun drinking and chilling with a wide variety of young ladies that don't expect anything from me but a little money. And when we are done chilling, she'll rub up on me like a dirty dirty girl for just a few dollars more. If I went to Vegas clubs and spent as much time as I have at COI, Phoenix, Providence, Portland, Houston, Illinois and Iowa clubs I'd be broke and disappointed. My ATF is a witty, smart, sweet girl that will sit and chat with me for much longer than she should, will return my texts, and is never super demanding, but will also provide a very good (yet sadly completely legal) lap dance. If I even could find a girl like her in Vegas, I would have to sell my condo, my ex-wife's house, and 700 million gallons of plasma to keep her. Vegas clubs are fun enough for staring and splurging but not at all why I have been spending time and money in strip clubs for the last 20 years.

^ laugh out loud @rockstar

HIV risk per exposure in developed countries for female to male vaginal sex transmission: 0.04% or 1:2380. That may seem low, but it is way too high a risk to even really consider unprotected sex with a stranger. I imagine the numbers are much worse with a sex worker, especially one who would consider having unprotected sex. The odds of male to female transmission are 2x that number and she is probably with a lot of custies. What is more disturbing, however, is jamming your fingers in some stanky old ho who insults your manhood. Take a hard pass on that. BTW, $400 for a reliable OTC threeway with young attractive strippers is pretty reasonable as I understand the market.

If you trust a strippers dollar store condoms Maybe take an Uber to Walgreen's.

Take what JustinToLook wrote seriously. I would really not recommend any of E St Louis clubs after dark (especially as a stranger on your own). But if you can't go and leave before dark, go to the Hustler Club and don't stray.

Why would a text to the DS include the DS's name? This really is an old person's problem if your text messages read like formal letters. Dearest Sally, It is with a spring in my step and a song in my heart that I take up this virtual pen to rehash our recent sexual escapade which I assume, like me, you are in danger of forgetting. I fear the weed is heavy on me. It seems like a fortnight has passed since we last bumped uglies...

Personality 59%, Butt 40%, Other 1%.

COI and PHX are both good, although as JamesSD points out PHX is no more west coast than Las Vegas. PDX is crap. There are a lot of clubs but in my experience they all suck. COI is not as good as it once was but still my choice among these options.

Doesn't say if it was a stripper or a customer. I've been to this place a few times and have texted with one of the strippers there but haven't communicated with her in over a year.

I guess I forgive Verlander for regressing to the point where he is just a so-so starter. I would have trouble concentrating on my job in his situation.

@GACA, yes we do read Camus and Russell and other nut jobs as well as Ludwig von Mises and Milton Friedman. I thought "the stranger" was an appropriate handle for an anonymous chat. Also I think there is a lot for the libertarian to relate to in The Stranger.

This is a problem that I appreciate Imamutt's perspective on because it is a problem that it is more difficult for me to see in person. I'm white and live in the Midwest (but I travel a lot). I do not think I'm a racist and don't buy the narrative that everyone is a racist. I very rarely have people share racist opinions with me but it does happen (some old people, some strippers who tend to hate Mexicans and young black men for some reason). Because racism is less overt today, I think it is easy for white people to pretend it is not a problem or to look for the "race card." The truth is that unless you are a minority or a racist yourself, you are not going to see a lot of racist interactions. No doubt there are race baiters (e.g., Al Sharpton) in the media, but that doesn't mean that racism isn't a real problem. Just because 1965 was better than 1865 doesn't mean we don't need to continue to work to make 2065 better. I find it shocking that the n* word can still come out of somebody's mouth (or keyboard). It is not something I hear very often (again I'm relatively affluent and live in the Midwest) but when I do hear it, I quickly lose respect. As a white person, it just should never occur to you to speak it in any context. To pretend that "cracker" or any other slur carries the same impact or should be treated in the same way is disingenuous at best. The point that racism exists in all races and cultures strikes me as irrelevant. Our goal should be to make or country / culture better and that means dealing with the racial dynamics that are in play right here right now. I'm politically very conservative. I want the government out of almost everything. Hillary Clinton would be a nightmare president for me, but Trump has a strong whiff of racist (and authoritarian) to me and I could never look my children in the eye and tell them I voted for him.

GPA is almost meaningless in the age of grade inflation, but Shailynn's link hardly vindicates you Nina. The assertion that you will graduate magna cum laude with a 3.5 smacks of bullshit (although very minor bullshit by this boards standards). Most schools require a 3.8 or higher for magna cum laude. Generally you will need 3.65 for even "cum laude." I'm not sure why anyone here cares though, and it is even harder to understand why you would care. You'll get just as much satisfaction from your future law degree with or without the admiration of anonymous internet perverts. I'm not a lawyer, but my alma mater (Washington University in St. Louis) has an excellent law school. I don't know if it is top tier but they never shut up about it when they are begging for money. It's a great school in a fun city. If you are great at testing, you may want to consider a less expensive school since the bar pass rate for the school shouldn't matter much to you.

I hate tattoos and septum piercings, but nipple piercings don't bother me. I'm not sure why anyone would do it, but I don't have an opinion one way or the other.

My rule: a woman can say anything they want about my dick, as long as they'll put it in their mouth.

^^ this x 1000: "I have found that just playing dumb like I'm not noticing their hustle works best "

This is going to sound extra pathetic. Since my divorce, I find that I can go a long time without sex (when I was married I think the longest I went was a week). What I miss is a little harmless flirting or intimate conversation with a woman if I don't get out.

Grade inflation has made GPA meaningless. I give exactly two shits what anyone's GPA is when I hire them. I can see where it might matter to people looking to go to pursue advanced degrees though. That might be the one place where people still pretend it matters.

^ meaningless if you don't know the metrics and how they are weighted. "unemployment rate" for instance is a meaningless metric for safety.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=paHnOxkG3UY

Head for the fallout shelter. And you all laughed when I bought 700 lbs of freeze dried chacken fangers.

I'm conservative, but I don't think Chicago's problems can be attributed to democrats per se. To the extent there is a political cause it is more a problem of corruption than policy. There is plenty of corruption in both parties. Just about anywhere one party is "safe," there will be corruption.