Same old club....

Same old club. Not much ever changes. Don't believe the negative pundits about the demise of IS. I have to think that there are some unknown axes to grind when I hear how the club is going down the drain. I have been a regular there for 12 years now. The bad reports, I think, are motivated by the one, most recent visit.

Nothing is 100% great. I don't leave IS totally satisfied "every" time. Just 90% of the time. I wonder how that % compares with Skybox, Jimmy's, Bobby's Bar, etc.

Actually, in my case, I'm the one who changes--or lets say evolves. Of course I had to change my goals when Breezy left. I was a bit lost, gravitating toward two or three favorites and sticking stubbornly with them. And, more recently, striving for more more variety, and finding it very gratifing. What is so relevant to my first paragraft, and my rating, is that the opportunities are ther in abundance. I spread my

"company" around much more these days, and is very interesting.

Something else that is interesting, is the quality, or intensity, of the privates. No question, because of the economy, business is down. I've seen what seems to be a challenge of the dancers to make the dances more exciting/gratifying, and that's fine with me. Now, lest anyone misunderstand, I'm not suggesting that extras are happening. Not exactly. Lets just say things are a little less rigid. No one talks about the "cameras" in the rooms anymore, as an example.