I was reading posts across the street about strip clubs. It seems a lot of people are up tight about visiting strip clubs and I want to find out if I'm in the minority or not. I thought is was mandatory to visit a strip club every time you're in Vegas. I always make it a point to go to Crazy Horse Too or Cheetahs. What are some other opinions on this?
Strip clubs,
Quite boring in the very end. Chicks after chicks. Thats it. Hardly ever nothing special, just take clothes off and leaves. Some places have erotic shows and I like them much more.
Quite boring in the very end. Chicks after chicks. Thats it. Hardly ever nothing special, just take clothes off and leaves. Some places have erotic shows and I like them much more.
From friends of friends who are (or, more accurately, were) strippers, most of them actually dislike men intensely (and quite often blame men for "having" to do this).
After conversations with several (through the aforementioned friends) I've just never been able to get past the necessary self-delusion to think that "Hey, something could actually happen" or, "Maybe I found the one who is actually a nice person with no baggage and just likes dancing for men and isn't out to just screw me (not literally) for whatever they think they can get from me monetarily."
Then again, I've read
(CALLING ALL SHRINKS)
that gamblers substitute gambling for sex, and recently read this quote (I haven't read the book and heard that it didn't really apply to the character in the book, but does apply to a lot of gamblers I know)
<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><font size="-1">quote:</font><HR>A lot of gamblers say the action replaces sex, but I really think they mean it replaces relationships and a fear of socializing. We're all outcast and gambling occupies our time and we get paid for it. For me for sure it was a way to make money and be by myself. Now, it's become an obsession. I don't think it's an addiction. I don't think. But then again I have no life.<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>- Alan Boston from the book "The Odds" by Chad Millian
Bart
After conversations with several (through the aforementioned friends) I've just never been able to get past the necessary self-delusion to think that "Hey, something could actually happen" or, "Maybe I found the one who is actually a nice person with no baggage and just likes dancing for men and isn't out to just screw me (not literally) for whatever they think they can get from me monetarily."
Then again, I've read
(CALLING ALL SHRINKS)
that gamblers substitute gambling for sex, and recently read this quote (I haven't read the book and heard that it didn't really apply to the character in the book, but does apply to a lot of gamblers I know)
<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><font size="-1">quote:</font><HR>A lot of gamblers say the action replaces sex, but I really think they mean it replaces relationships and a fear of socializing. We're all outcast and gambling occupies our time and we get paid for it. For me for sure it was a way to make money and be by myself. Now, it's become an obsession. I don't think it's an addiction. I don't think. But then again I have no life.<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>- Alan Boston from the book "The Odds" by Chad Millian
Bart
In stripclubs they have this thing called the separation clause..The environment usually separates you and your money..I am a fan of beautiful naked women..Its all called fun..It is what it is..If you take it to seriously then its not for you..Scores in the early 90's..nothing was better..
<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><font size="-1">quote:</font><HR> I was reading posts across the street about strip clubs. It seems a lot of people are up tight about visiting strip clubs and I want to find out if I'm in the minority or not. I thought is was mandatory to visit a strip club every time you're in Vegas. I always make it a point to go to Crazy Horse Too or Cheetahs. What are some other opinions on this? <HR></BLOCKQUOTE>
Facts:
-Owned and operated by the Syndicate.
-Lately have been targeted by FBI raids.
-Extremely over-priced libations.
-Truly a "tease" atmosphere with no relieve of those "pinned up seaman blues."
-Mainly a "costly" hang for degenerates/criminals.
Opinions:
-Meeting the dancers (after THEY "get-off") at their favorite late-night hang (bar), offers one a better opportunity and is a much better choice.
Facts:
-Owned and operated by the Syndicate.
-Lately have been targeted by FBI raids.
-Extremely over-priced libations.
-Truly a "tease" atmosphere with no relieve of those "pinned up seaman blues."
-Mainly a "costly" hang for degenerates/criminals.
Opinions:
-Meeting the dancers (after THEY "get-off") at their favorite late-night hang (bar), offers one a better opportunity and is a much better choice.
<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><font size="-1">quote:</font><HR> nothing wrong with strip clubs <HR></BLOCKQUOTE>
Good places to AVOID...
I apologize for failing to previously mention...don't get drunk and rowdy at one of these Vegas Strip clubs...the small minded "muscle" in these joints WILL put you in the hospital...they've racked-up an impressive number of lawsuits in doing so.
You've been warned.
Suggestion:
Check out the "shadow" dance night-club at Ceasars Palace...or simply "hang-out" at the Palms for some of your better lady-like entertainment.
Good places to AVOID...
I apologize for failing to previously mention...don't get drunk and rowdy at one of these Vegas Strip clubs...the small minded "muscle" in these joints WILL put you in the hospital...they've racked-up an impressive number of lawsuits in doing so.
You've been warned.
Suggestion:
Check out the "shadow" dance night-club at Ceasars Palace...or simply "hang-out" at the Palms for some of your better lady-like entertainment.
why does everyone have problumes with the strip clubs its where men go to be with there friends after work if the wifes dont like it owell they will get over it some time or another and if they dont fine too but please people leave the clubs alone how do you think they make there money please people get a grip....
