Comments by tipton31

That's happened to me a few times in the past. The kicker is that I actually was a cop. But I never mentioned it or advertised it. I guess I just had that "look". I was never asked to leave. The worst that happened to me once, was once a dancer was convinced I was a cop, word spread and I couldn't get a dancer to approach me for a dance to save my life.

Let's assume he is racist, a rapist, and a con man. Do you know what else he is? The President Elect! Soon to be YOUR President!

Trump won. Cry about it some more.

Please never stop crying. There is nothing sweeter than liberal tears.

I knew the liberal tears would be glorious today.

Techman, No nude at all.

Women want to say that Lizzo is soooo beautiful, but tell that same woman that she looks like Lizzo and see what happens.

Best I could do is a goldfish.

I would hate to know that while getting an intense private dance with lots of grinding, that the dancer is fighting like hell to keep the brown trout from getting loose.

Puddy Tat: Yeah, that sounds like the way to go.

$20 for a table dance?? Heck no! I might tip $5 for a table dance just to get a visual preview of what a real dance would be like.

Thanks for the review. I'm keeping up with reviews of this club as I will be visiting it in a few weeks.

^^^^ Most casinos have bill breaking kiosks now.

When I wrote my first review, I thought it was good enough. But not having read any reviews here, I didn't know what info was needed. The review got rejected but told me specifically what info was missing. I submitted a new review with the missing info and it got published. Then I was able to read other reviews and say "Ah, this is the proper way to write a review for this forum."

I pay attention to reviews within the last year. Any reviews older than that, there could have been major changes since then. But I don't frequent clubs that I used to when I was really tearing it up back in the day (I live in a different state now). So I do like to read old reviews of those clubs and think "yep, those were good times", I'm talking to you Detroit area clubs.

OP, try the Blue Oyster Bar. I think they have what you're looking for.

Currently, I see no reason to lie about my work, but I do understand about keeping it vague. But years ago, when I was in law enforcement and visiting a high mileage club, oh yeah, I'd definitely lie about my job. I'd have better luck telling them I'm leper than telling them I'm a cop. But alas, those days are behind me.

I've seen those videos. Those aren't slaps. When you rotate your hips and drive with your leg, it isn't a slap, its an open handed strike. Big difference.

Years ago, I was stopped at the door at Henry VIII's in Inkster, MI for wearing a leather jacket. It violated their "no motorcycle attire/no colors" policy. I am not a biker. I simply took off the jacket and secured it in my car and went back in.

Years ago, when I worked as a deputy sheriff, a guy I worked with went to a strip club. Private/VIP dances were $25 per song. He negotiated with a dancer for a $50 bj. Off to the VIP they went. He ended up finishing before the first song was over. When she asked for her $50 he said it was only one song and tried to pay her only $25. After some arguing, a bouncer got involved and made him pay (rightfully so) the $50. He felt he had been robbed so he went just up the street to the Sheriffs Dept. sub-station (the same department he worked for) to file a complaint. It did not go well for him.