Drove to Urbana from Bloomington for...

Drove to Urbana from Bloomington for a change of pace. Silver Bullet is a warm, friendly place with about 15 mostly good looking young dancers. Prices here are pretty low, including the $5 admission, reasonably priced drinks, and $10 lap dances. There is no "tip rail" here... the stage goes right out there in between the guest tables. Stage side seating is a must. On this visit, I bought dances from four of their lovely dancers. Heather, as noted elsewhere, is a knockout beauty. Likes to chat and gives an exciting dance. I stopped at two so I could sample other dancers. Second, I chose Eve. I have a fondness for African American strippers, and she was the only one in attendance this evening. Great looking body, probably one of the older dancers there, most of her dance was done facing away from me. Didn't get a real good GFE-type feeling from Eve. Spent most of the dance looking at the other girls in the cramped LD area behind the DJ booth. The one that caught my attention was Paris. After finishing my single dance with Eve, I connected with Paris for a couple. While all four of my dancers had a pretty capable grind, Paris was by far the most vigorous. I feared I might be injured. But, happily I survived the dances. Finally, I selected Karlie for my last 3 dances. Her dances were the best of the four girls I experienced this evening, with a bit more contact from her to me than the others provided. If I were to return, it would be to see Karlie.

In comparison to Kappa Kabanna, about 50 miles to the west, Silver Bullet is a bar with strippers. KK is a strip club with a bar. The low prices at SB are greatly appreciated, as well as the general attractiveness of the dancers. The DJ is capable and unobtrusive. But, I can think of three negatives: The contact level is very low with very little touching of the girls by the custies, the seating in the entire room is bar stools, also detracting from the enjoyment of the lap dances, and the lap dance area is very small and crowded. I might stop in again if I'm in the area, but I'm not likely to make the 100-mile round trip from Bloomington when Kappa's nearby.