Comments by WiseToo

Stop the license scans.

^Couldn't agree more and I notice it at work where younger lawyers haven't figured out yet that if the clerk likes you, you're out by 11 and if they don't know you, it's 2:30. Yep, I've experienced something similar. I had to see the clerk to schedule a trial in traffic court. While I was waiting my turn, others before me were kind of brusk and were having difficulty in scheduling a date. It seemed like it was taking forever. When my turn came, she looked up my case - doing 55 mph on a bridge with a 30 mph limit. I said that I'm not a lawyer, I would be representing myself and was preparing evidence for the trial. I asked if she could recommend some dates that were available. She was ecstatic that I asked for her advice. All dates were good so I asked her if she could select one, which she did. She said that I would appearing before judge (name) and in a low voice mentioned that he is not the regular traffic court judge. (wink, wink) On the day of the trial, the judge agreed my photos of a 30 mph sign and it placement established the speed limit in the city and not on the bridge. The cop went ballistic and told the judge they always get a conviction with that sign. The judge said, "not in my courtroom." The clerk knew I wouldn't have stood a chance with the regular traffic court judge. She helped me because I was nice to her.

Is Barbara Streisand gonna give me hand job. I'm walking. Really? Who would want a hand job from her - she's 82 years old!

^ It's the same Martin Luther. He broke the Catholic Church's monopoly on Christian faith as you mention and he wrote the book that I mentioned.

@Puddy Tat Do you mean the Martin Luther who wrote the book, "On the Jews and their Lies" in 1543 that called for violence against Jewish communities including burning synagogues and forcing Jews into manual labor, and seizing their property?

regarde la taille de ces seins - dégoûtante

Shamsud Din Jabbar had a $120,000 a year job at Deloitte, the global accounting firm, a college degree and was honorably discharged from the US Army. But he was divorced twice during which he had financial troubles. Do you think his divorces might have pushed him over the edge?

When I was in my late teens, New Years Eve was a big deal. And going to Times Square was the place to be. I recall seeing Gene Krupa playing at some bar on Times Square; customers were packed in like sardines. Of course paying at least 5 times for a watered down draft, assuming you could even make it to the bar, was par for the course. Hey, it's New Years Eve and I'm having a good time, right? I quickly out grew New Years Eve; once was enough. I stay at home and I'm sleeping well before the ball drops in Times Square.

They omit contact levels because they don't want the world to know they work in a whorehouse and to make bank you have to be a whore.

I found the patio is just used for smoking. And going out on the patio during daylight, such as in the afternoon, is very risky. You get to see how the dancers really look with good lighting and it isn't pretty. They look much better in club lighting. I skip the patio because I don't want to ruin the fantasy as well as not wanting to be around smoke.

What made the experience memorable for me was when I offered her a tip and she said, "No, I don't want your money." A stripper who didn't want my money. How could I ever forget that experience!

And she should keep her clothes on, too!

I'll take the blonde "Reindeerette" and pass on the "Vocals"

I'll pass even though she can balance a plastic cup on her butt.

My pet peeve is when during a lap dance I politely ask her to do something simple, like turn around so I can see her boobs rather than her back, and she ignores me and says something like all my other customers like my dancing. And then she has the audacity to ask if I want another dance.

My pet peeve in club reviews is that some clubs never or hardly ever get reviewed while others get reviewed ad nauseam. Take New Jersey, for example. About 170 clubs are listed and about 100+ clubs haven't been reviewed in at least a year to as long as 15+ years. OTOH, Club Desires in Providence seems to get reviewed every week. An adjudicator needs to have some slack in the criteria used for reviews of infrequently reviewed clubs because some information about a recent visit to the club is better than nothing.

She has a sense of humor. Her name Malarkey means insincere, meaningless, or deliberately misleading talk; nonsense. That definition fits just about all dancers and she proved it with her opinion of Joe Biden. Definitely get another dance!

Your experience provides valuable information about the club. I would post it as a review.

Not appropriate for discussion. Should be moved to "Unpublished Articles" for those who like to read fantasy.

Due to a data breach at a medical office, lawyers filed a class action lawsuit. According to the proposed settlement, each patient is entitled to $25. The lawyers are waiting for the court's approval. Really, only $25? I can't stop laughing.

She has been to clubs before, so ask her about her experiences. What she liked, didn't like and what she expects at the holiday party with you. That way boundaries and expectations (both hers and yours) can be set and not left to chance. And you can avoid a potential disaster.

The owner of the club said, "she seemed like she was possessed by a demon." Well, you call your club, "Casa Diablo Original Blood" which means "home of the devil" and you are shocked by what happened? Maybe the dancer just wanted some Original Blood.

Once as I was parking my car, a PL who had a classic car parked next to me. We were talking about his car as we walked into the club. Bouncer at the door knew the PL, assumed we were friends and waived the cover charge. Immediately, some dancers approached the PL and he went with a couple of dancers to the VIP area. I sat at a table and some other dancers came over and started fighting over who would sit down. The bouncer had told them to come over to my table assuming I had very deep pockets like the PL. I enjoyed every moment of the fight all for a lap dance.

An attorney knowledgeable about Royalty Rights and Residuals can advise you about performance royalties so you don't miss out on income you rightfully deserve, if any.

Prince - KISS https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-a9kOCHYZIw