Comments by RandomMember (page 38)

Two of my favorite restaurants are (1) Chery Creek Grill and (2) Barola Grill. I've had stripper and sugar-dates at both. They're close to each in an upscale part of Denver, just a few miles from Shotguns.

*outside of Pence's reach

^^ good, common-sense, article and it's more important than ever to get information from people who actually know what they're talking about. Notice that Dr. Anthony Fauci canceled all talk shows for tomorrow after Pence took over. You know, since the deep-state is exaggerating the disease to bring down Trump. The New England Journal of Medicine is publishing excellent updates and they're outside the reach of Pence's reach: https://www.nejm.org/

No, I haven't been to the Showclub on Evans in quite a while. It's not in a great area and the dancer quality there used to be pretty bad. Centerfolds is unique for the reason you mentioned. In fact, in my wilder days, I experienced on-stage DATY there (those days are long gone and I'm much more cautious now). You might want to check out the downtown clubs for the dancer quality and those clubs usually attract a more professional crowd if that's what you want.

@Bagger- I've been to three clubs you mentioned dozens of times. Denver has a reputation for being expensive and low-contact -- but you picked the three clubs that probably have the highest contact. "Mile-High" used to be "Penthouse" and it was (is?) the highest contact of all with fair amount of ITC action (at least by Denver standards). Shotguns is walking distance from Mile-High and has very good-looking dancers -- but it's expensive and the lap-dance area has zero privacy. The two downtown clubs (Diamond and LaBoheme) have the highest dancer-selection standards but are also notorious for being expensive. Skinnier girls with less ethnic variety. Over the years, dancers seem to talk about working at Diamond as a sort of status symbol. This probably isn't a city worth traveling to for the clubs. The sugaring scene is great, but really geared for long-term arrangements.

@Meathead- I've been married for over two decades. My wife happens to be Asian -- but she was born here and she's a CPA working in the healthcare industry. I'm not sure what relevance her ethnicity has except that perhaps you're a bigot in addition to having extremely low self-esteem. Current SB is blonde, early 20s, and models swimwear. I've been seeing her almost 18 months and she's sensational. My ATF SB happened to be Asian. At the time she was studying economics at Duke which is a top-10 school. I've never gone to an AMP and I've posted several times about how AMPs exploit poor Asian women into coming here for a better life. Anyway, nice try dipshit.

Since I guess I was accused of lying above, here's a recent thread (before Coronavirus) where I talk about the reasons for reducing my stock exposure: https://tuscl.net/discussion.php?id=70640

Here's what happened: Timothy Ziemer was the white house official in charge pandemic response. He exited *two years ago* because Bolton reorganized the NSC and got rid of Ziemer's position: https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/to-your-health/wp/2018/05/10/top-white-house-official-in-charge-of-pandemic-response-exits-abruptly/

Also, @Meathead, that's not quite correct. They're always *less than* half my age.

Yes @Meathead, you're a classic bully with chip on your shoulder and a massive inferiority complex.

For those of you like @Meathead who don't understand the issue, the Fed printed $4.5T (quantitative easing) to buy treasuries and MBS during the last recession. That balance sheet was never unwound. Trump also badgered the present Fed into keeping interests rates very low. So the Fed doesn't have the same arsenal of monetary tricks available.

On the psychology of bullying: https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/basics/bullying

Yeah but during SARS Chinese manufacturing was more like 8%. Also the FED can not repeat the same monetary tricks if we fall into recession

I think the Chinese are responsible for something like 25% of all manufacturing. This is going to take a toll on the world economy,

Well, people like myself and @FTS have been saying the market is overvalued for quite a while. Should I dig out some of my earlier posts? Take a look at the CAPE to see how overvalued the market is. If it wasn't coronavirus it would be something else. I plan to start buying again if it falls, say, another 20%.

Should have mentioned you too, @Meathead, since helping grandma with her IRA makes you an obvious expert on epidemiology. I listen to true experts like Dr Anthony Fauci and lead CDC officials. Pence's role will most likely amount to filtering the actual data to suit Trump.

OOPs wrong thread

Should have mentioned you too, @Meathead, since helping grandma with her IRA makes you an obvious expert on epidemiology. I listen to true experts like Dr Anthony Fauci and lead CDC officials. Pence's role will most likely amount to filtering the actual data to suit Trump.

Just wanted to chime in that there are very few people I trust more for scientific literacy and accuracy than Skibum and Donald Trump.

*being

I watched the debate and Liz Warren took a chainsaw to what's left of Bloomberg's geriatric balls. You can tell Bloomberg isn't used to be talked to that way. It doesn't help the Democratic party though; it only helps Trump. Although Bloomberg is very gifted at creating TV ads and you should never underestimate the stupidity of the average voter.

It's amusing to see the handwringing from GOP-ers over campaign finance reform. Who would have known that conservatives have such a deep-seated sense of fairness? Speaking of Wall Street, Bloomberg came out this morning with proposals that sound more like Liz Warren including (1) a tax on financial transactions (2) using DOJ to fight and prosecute corporate crime (3) bolstering Dodd-Frank, Volker rule, with more stringent bank stress-tests (4) strengthening Warren's Consumer Finance Protection Bureau. All of the above represents a flip-flop for Bloomberg, but he's more likely than ever to get my vote. I also like the way Bloomberg takes Trump's childish Tweets and throws it back in Trump's obnoxious face.

Bloomberg is also an asshole for propagating the myth that government lending to poor minorities caused the worldwide great recession. Just curious Icey, how would you vote if it was Trump v. Bloomberg?

I like skinny, athletic, college-aged girls with perky breasts. Ethnicity does not matter

I agree with you, @25, and the thread is odd. We just had POTUS use taxpayer money to coerce a foreign government into cheating in the next election. He was acquitted, supporting evidence was not allowed to be introduced, and the justice dept is now being used to punish his enemies and to keep his cronies out of jail. Welcome to our banana republic. ...but @Dugan is very concerned about the undemocratic features of super-delegates despite the recent rule changes.