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6 years ago
25 - the type of reviews you bring up, I usually assume they are dancers self promotion. "Hey I'm here now from XYZ club"
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6 years ago
RM -- all sides have a vested interest in limiting the message of the opposing side when not in agreement so their message is the main narrative. So I stick by what I wrote. If fringes of both side agree that xyz is bad and are the vocal minority, they can use the bully pulpit or in this case legislation to limit the views of other being expressed to the masses. Free speech is not about you or I controlling what either says but the government/ law impeding the free flow of ideas.
And yes my Senator Mr. Portman is part of the problem in DC. Dim is a spot on assessment of his abilities. The man was made to follow the party line of whatever the polls tell him should be his position. He stands for nothing but his own self interest, just my opinion. As much as I disagree with Sherrod Brown, he does stand up for his ideology and is unapologetic.
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6 years ago
"I post this hypothetical question because some poorly conceived legislation can have side effects that are unintended-- and exposing those unintended side effects may be a good mechanism to point out the adverse impact of FOSTA on free speech."
I'd argue that the side effects are not unintended --- the progressive left is pushing the narrative that women are victims and government needs to take care of them, the religious right is afraid of demographic shifts that are making them less relevant. Both side have a common weapon in their arsenal to achieve their goals. The left will use the courts and media to try and sway the interpretation their way and the bible belt will use the churches and "up standing" politicians to sway the interpretation. It is a win/win for both of the extremes. Both far ends of the political spectrum want a large government, the only difference is the desired outcomes of a large intrusive government. But both side have a vested interest in limiting "free speech" to push their agendas.
It will come down to the courts, and regulatory bureaucracies to see which if either sided wins the battle or the "side effects" are too onerous for the American people.
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6 years ago
I'm with meat -- checking the mirror behind me and fixing her hair does it for me.
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6 years ago
I should have added... imho, strip club franchises are a bad idea.... purely for control/operating ideology and the fiscal drag of fees.
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6 years ago
in NE ohio:
The Diamond Men's Club -- call Frank, don't know the crazy guy's (imo he us not all there) last name.
Crazy Horse - Call Al Spencer
Christies - Call Steve Cooper
at one time or another they all did franchises.
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6 years ago
Story even made the local news cast in Cleveland yesterday evening..
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6 years ago
I'm with PaulD... my Hillbilly wagon is a diesel, never shut it off when fill the tank.
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7 years ago
WB.. as of a few weeks ago, I'm not a fan of Hustler Club either.
Depending of what the OP is looking for Christies is probably the best option - best chance of finding what will make him happy with I bet 50 to 100 dancer there tonight.
Bedford Crazy horse or Christies Brunswick are more my speed..
weekday Secret's is better than weekends, too much violence on the weekends.
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7 years ago
what kind of SC are you looking for?
Downtown
Urban - Magic City or Alibi
LM - Diamonds
Hit or Miss Mixed club - downtown Crazy Horse
YMMV upscale - Christies Or Hustler (Hustler can get a bit thuggish on the weekends)
Out a bit from where you are
open for adventure crowd wise - secrets
Dive but pretty safe hit or miss- Executive den, Amber (crazy drink husle), Airport Crazy horse
Risk to your life - Lido's
Nice looking YMMV dancers - Bedford Crazy Horse
food - Diamonds and Hustler have the better food but Crazy Horse Bedford is servicable.
easiest place to catch a cab at closing or have one called for you - Christies in the flats.
if you decide to hit the downtown clubs ask your hotel bartender for free passes and Christies may even send a limo gratis for you.
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7 years ago
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gothamytefrom that Adam Westsiiiide of Gotham
" there was a complimentary lock-door free BJs to all customers free for all" was in a club in the early to mid '80's and exactly that happened.
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7 years ago
My point is either she decides her life is more important than drugs or there is no helping her, It needs to be her decision to get and stay clean, and no outside force (and the threat of a life time in prison or death) or being "loved" would show her true value she places on herself as a sober person.
If his belief is she loves him and herself more than drugs , he should feel secure in knowing she will stay clean and if not, she will not throw him under the bus
It was more a commentary on how much he trusts and believes in her than the actual trip to Singapore. Any doubt in mind as to her ability to survive a trip there, then he has his answer.
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7 years ago
I should note that I'm anti drug...... I've seen too many friends/ acquaintances/ employees or their family members die or have their lives and family members lives wrecked ... and have no sympathies any more.
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7 years ago
A take on Uprightcitizen's idea: take her to Singapore either she stays clean or:
Penalties for Drug Possession in Singapore
Under the Misuse of Drugs Act, the prescribed penalties for possession of small amounts range from fines of up to $20,000 to a maximum of ten years in prison. The Central Narcotics Bureau has a complete list of controlled substances you should not bring into Singapore.
As per Section 17 of the Act, you are automatically presumed to be trafficking in drugs if you are caught with the following amounts:
Heroin - 2 grams or more
Cocaine - 3 grams or more
Morphine - 3 grams ore more
MDMA (ecstasy) - 10 grams or more
Hashish - 10 grams or more
Cannabis - 15 grams or more
Opium - 100 grams or more
Methamphetamine - 25 grams or more
As per Schedule 2 of the Act, the death penalty may be prescribed if you are convicted of possessing any of the following:
Heroin - 15 grams or more
Cocaine - 30 grams or more
Morphine - 30 grams or more
Hashish - 200 grams or more
Methamphetamine - 250 grams or more
Cannabis - 500 grams or more
Opium - 1,200 grams or more
As of January 2013, changes to the law give judges a little more wiggle room: instead being required to hand down death sentences for drug smuggling, judges are permitted to impose life sentences instead.
Good / harsh place to see if she values herself or drugs more.....
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7 years ago
Papi Chulo: I think I tend to try and write a deeper review than most or at least I try. I give it a couple of days after the visit to let the emotion settle down and try and be objective. I will keep in mind the value add aspect, that should make the decision easier--there is always something I find I have a different perspective than the reviews I agree with for the most part.
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7 years ago
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founderslip a dollar in her g-string for me
BTW founder. Thanks for cleaning up the "spam" posts
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7 years ago
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founderslip a dollar in her g-string for me
Oh no. Don't take my one trust away, I'd be devastated.
Not a big deal to me but would suck for the long timers.
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7 years ago
Erickson and Tewksbury (2000)
developed a typology of voyeurs who
frequent adult strip clubs. The clubs were
visited using a “peripheral-memberresearcher”
technique. Each type had
certain manners of behavior while
viewing nude women in various acts in
the club itself. The man experiences a
gratifying sensation but it is actually
the women, the dancers, who held the
power in the club itself (Erickson &
Tewksbury, 2000).
Types of Patrons in a Gentlemen’s Strip
Club
The lonely
The socially impotent
The bold lookers
The detached lookers
The players
The sugar daddies
SOURCE: Erickson & Tewksbury (2000)
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7 years ago
Model yourself after the true healer of the dwellers of shitholes: https://www.ernestangley.org/
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7 years ago
poledancer --- I have a blunt answer. Yes it is sexual harassment. When I ran night clubs years ago that would not have been tolerated. When I was in management positions for others that would not have been tolerated. Any of the managers that work for me now would be out on their ass if they did that.
It is a work environment period.... not some place for a person in a position of power to have their urges satisfied. If a person can have an effect your employment (having to fuck the owner or manager) and uses blackmail for you to keep your job it is the lowest of the lowest form of sexual harassment bordering on criminal. Either the rule exists for all or it exists for none, no looking away just for a manager to get off.
Friends rational or you're going to do it with strangers rational (strangers that pay verses wanting a freebie)-- bullshit.
My views most likely will not be popular on the issue here, but I will stand by them and defend them if called upon.
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7 years ago
9. is a factually inaccurate statement.
The baker in the case would have sold the same sex couple a cake off the shelf just like any member of the general public, what he would not do is custom decorate it to their wishes. Would there be the same triggered out rage if a Hindu baker was asked by a Buddhist to decorate a cake with Buddha fisting Vishnu? Now if the Hindu baker refused to sell the Buddhist a generic cake off the shelf after the request, is a different matter. Or how about this, I want to get a custom wrought iron fence made with a design of something the artist / craftsperson does not feel comfortable putting their name on -- do I have the right to force them legally to do work out side of their comfort zone just because I want it done by them? Should my request exclude me from buying a standard fence he / she has on display for sale ready for delivery to the general public? "The Fountainhead" debate.-- when do the skills and ability of a individual become the property of the collective?
There is a difference between a stock item and a custom item imo.
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7 years ago
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founderslip a dollar in her g-string for me
Bj99 "It’s time to have some confidence and accept your win. You can’t drop the mic and then run over and keep picking it up. "
the best line of the discussion and most relevant to all the whiners.
ty
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7 years ago
" I can't get hangover of her. I quit strip clubbing.Not my cup of tea." probably for the best.
In over thirty years of doing this and well over a thousand dancers I've "(We) talked many hours before just like friends." there is only one that I'm a casual friend with outside the SC world. That is only because I know her husband and her family from the real world, I would get up and go to the smoking area when she was on stage just to keep the relationship with her and hers on a real world level. Her Father, husband and herself appreciated the gesture, even if the pervert in me wishes just once I'd seen her naked -- oh she was almost perfect in her youth.
The SC world is different... it is a fantasy world, an escape from the daily pressures not a place to build a "relationship" in.