theDirkDiggler

Hopefully, the pandemic, at least in the US dies down sooner rather than later, but as long as it is in the world and the US doesn't completely physically shut down its borders, it will always be a risk. But let's optimistically assume that the virus does die down in the next month or two to the point that…

If you're at all like me, i suppose you could have just ignored or skipped the first two articles. But i'm sure many of you are not like me and i needed a separate article just for the long drawn out introduction. I also generally prefer upscale clubs opposed to some of the divier clubs mentioned in the previous articles.…

This was originally going to be a single article, but i realized that not everyone likes the same things that i might, so i tried to be a little more inclusive of different possibilities. Different, not better, although that is subjective. Anyway, this entire article series has turned into a bit of an ugly monster. So moving on along. ---------------------------------------------------------- Harvey, what happened…

Supposedly, dogs trained to sniff drugs and disease can also detect Covid-19 with near 100% accuracy. I don't know what stage of the disease the dogs were smelling, but my understanding is that viral shedding is actually the highest…

I know that a large part of this will also depend on how safe people feel and which activities are "allowed" once strip clubs do reopen, but do you feel that you will spend anywhere near as much or go…

https://www.yahoo.com/gma/antibody-research-indicates-coronavirus-may-far-more-widespread-155200568.html This time an antibody study in California. Supposedly the figures that are being confirmed right now only reflect 1/50 or 1/80 of all the infections already out there or recovered. Yup, everybody in New York City basically has…