Plenty of dancers for a small...

Plenty of dancers for a small town club. Plenty of police attention as well. Nothing like seeing an idiot get taken away by the cops in the front lobby. The girls are no where near as aggresive as they can be on Thur/Fri/Sat further south. No problem with chit-chatting for ten to fifteen minutes before retiring to the VIP. Girl I got dances from was trying out for Playboy and I totally believe it and in her chances. That said, I mostly got a neck massage from her (indeed, pricey) as I was in the middle of a non-stop Timmins to K-W driving marathon. Have to note that the crowd was mostly below 25 by my reckoning. Usually older clientele at most clubs. IMO, this is a good thing as over 25's make more money and therefore your dollar should go further at this club if you know what you're doing. Heh, heh. Should also note that I got one dance from some space cadet dancer who accidentally, or possibly on purpose, kneed me in the head in the booth - she was trying to apply makeup and dance at the same time- yes, WTF; the second event that I have to note is that my friend, who loved the dances he got from Arianna BTW, was almost the victim of the he said/she said game that rookie dancer/scammers try to pull. She was from some African country, black obviously, attractive, but said to my friend that it was eight dances when in reality is was only four. My friend asked for the bouncer to resolve the issue and is WAS quickly and professionally resolved. The dancer reverted to the truth before the bouncer arrived and all things were fine. So, moral of the story, watch out for the Senegalese dancer at Fanny's, otherwise, it's as good as any basic club in south-western Ontario. I'd love to here a review of Mosey-on-Inn. I've heard so much about it, especially from fellow canoeists- nothing like sitting around a campfire in the Temagami area discussing the relative merits of various southern Ontario strip clubs and strippers. I love this country, this province, this great thing called northern Ontario. Don't you agree?