Rightfield

I can't do a "Heaven" or some shit like that. One went by "Divine" and when I told her friend that was the name of a famous transvestite, she was young enough to be unaware, and shocked to find out. Said she would let "Divine" know. I feel transvestites (wait, no I don't) can live their own life as they see fit, but I was never attracted to the actress named "Divine". I mean "Lust in the Dust" was kind of a funny movie, but still. My favorite dancers happened to go by their real names. It blows my mind that they were that self-assured, but I really admire it. And then, one dancer I was familiar with got outed by an old classmate who used her real name in addressing her. The dancer shared that this was her real name, because she didn't care if I knew. Her classmate was in the club with her boyfriend, and pressed up against me while we were discussing. Fuck, that was hot. But then, I am easily impressed.

@Ali: With the "badges" phrase I was making a reference to an old movie. My point was that while you are probably not from Law Enforcement, your request is exactly like what law enforcement would make if they were fishing for info. Therefore, I think people would be unlikely to give specific advice.

I think the signal Muddy describes is the one a person is supposed to discretely give to passersby if they have been abducted and being held against their will.

First, show us your badges!

I enjoyed the story Grrl told about meeting her family in church after her night shift and being accused (by her grandma, I think) of "smelling like a stripper". If somebody made that up, they have a pretty good imagination.