Atlanta usually rates somewhere in the Top 5, usually top 3 cities for strip clubs. There are over 70 in town right now. The Cheetah is considered most upscale, and clients often want to go there when they come to town. Atlanta is one of the top convention cities in the USA and that's one reason for all the clubs. Atlanta also offers a bunch of great African-American very upscale strip clubs that cater to the Hip Hop-Rap industry, as Atlanta is pretty much the world headquarters for that. There is so much Hip-Hop/Rap money in this city that it is mind-boggling.
I once played in a full-contact tackle football league on a team sponsored by a large upscale predominantly African-Amercian strip club. We were always invited to come party on the house when we won.
There are some great ones in unicorporated islands scattered in small enclaves between the dozens of municipalities' city limits that make up the inner Atlanta metro. But one brand new city got started and fucked up a handful of great strip clubs in a previously unincorporated area, that were much more fun than the Cheetah.
Still there are a bunch of great strip clubs that are wilder, more fun, and have tons of really hot naked women. Yep, nearly every club here providess all-nude perfomers. Several of the clubs offer lunch and dinner. Of course they all offer VIP rooms.
The clubs I generally frequent offer around 85 to 120 dancers per shift. Prices for lap or table dances are usually $10. And most clubs are packed out Thursday through Saturday. Women from all around the Deep South migrate to Atlanta to dance in the clubs, so there is a great abundance of knock-out gorgeous women shaking their assets in your face. I'd take a wild guess and say the majority of them sport hoodie or clit rings, and nipple rings. I most enjoy gorgeous women with very tone gym sculpted bodies, piercings and tattoos, and I have a deep appreciation for expensive quality boob jobs.
At many clubs, the dancers will approach, grab you by the cock and ask if you want a table dance. But if you take your wife or girlfriend or go in with a couples group of your friends, you'll probably get the best lap dances and table dance shows. The strippers are very often bi and especially love performing on other women or having wives watch them give their most, sensuous body rubbing lap dances to the husbands. And they love to give your wife ultra-hot lap danes while you watch. Monery well spent.
I know Portland, Oregon always rated #1 in the USA for strip clubs. I've been to Portland on business but unfortunately didn't really get to partake in that like I wanted.
Some other cities that I have found to sport an outstanding strip club industry are Dallas and Houston, Texas, as well as Miami and Tampa, Florida. I also like Las Vegas strip clubs but you have to be more careful not to be hustled there. I also was impressed with a large upscale strip club in Indianapolis, Indiana. I found the strip clubs in New York City to be most dissapointing. They seemed rather cheap and seedy compared to Atlanta and the other cities I've mentioned.
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Buz
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One time I waited until a girl was in the shower and I grabbed all my shit and swiftly left. She called ten minutes later, I didn’t answer, and she left a voicemail saying, “so I guess that’s it then?”. I TEXTED back “yes” like a coward and ignored the avalanche of texts after that lasted only about 2 days.
It was very effective.
But very cruel and mean.
I called her about a year later to apologize. She accepted my apology but she really made me feel like the worst before accepting it.
Still, it was very effective.
I like it.
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Just tell them no seems like the honest thing to do but it can backfire. Sometimes they don't take no for an answer or decide to make your life hell for rejecting them. I've had four bad experiences rejecting women.
One turned into a psycho stalker.
One took it bad and spread lies about me.
One was my first boss right out of college and made my job hell after telling her no.
One was an older lady, and a partner in the firm at my second job, and just never would take no for an answer. I got another job.
One turned into a psycho stalker.
One took it bad and spread lies about me.
One was my first boss right out of college and made my job hell after telling her no.
One was an older lady, and a partner in the firm at my second job, and just never would take no for an answer. I got another job.
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Congrats to the Dawgs, Buz. Western Mustangs (where I did my Masters) beat Waterloo Warriors (my undergrad) in the Yates Cup semis yesterday so have another shot at the provincial championship. They've been hot for a couple seasons now so not entirely surprising.
Pour me a tea and then I'll help with the mugs.
Congrats! College football is sure a lot of fun. UGA is my undergrad, and GSU in Atlanta my Masters. GSU did beat Tennessee this year, but with most of my classes online or at night, it never was the life impacting great experience UGA was. But getting the Masters was well worth it.
Ice cold beer would be great.
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Thanks, Rumpy! That win was huge for the Dawgs, who now sit alone in 1st place of the SEC East. It was a hard fought battle of a game. So, now the Dawgs have won three straight against the enormous rival Gators, and 6 out of the last 9. Winning The World's Largest Outdoor Cocktail Party means the Okeefenokee Oar will reside another year, north of the great swamp in Athens, Georgia.
Go Georgia Bulldogs! Sic 'em! Woof! Woof!
Jack and Coke, please.
Hey, looking forward to watching next week's epic showdown between your LSU Tigers and the 'Bama Crimson Tide. We'll be watching that while tailgating before the Georgia-Mizzou game.
Have a great weekend!
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Georgia players celebrate with the student section after game...
Go Georgia Bulldogs! Sic 'em! Woof! Woof!
Jack and Coke, please.
Hey, looking forward to watching next week's epic showdown between your LSU Tigers and the 'Bama Crimson Tide. We'll be watching that while tailgating before the Georgia-Mizzou game.
Have a great weekend!
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Georgia players celebrate with the student section after game...
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Is there a story mod about? I wish to discus my possible last minute entry.
If you haven't gotten an answer yet, send your query my way.
Hey, Mr. Rumpy, barkeep extraordinairre. (Did l spell that right?) I'd like ice cold Dos Equis on draft, please. And to say 'Howdy!' to everyone in this here pub.
Still sick about the California fires. Damn, it's raining like crazy here. Will be looking for good donation sites to help the fire victims.
PS. Let's all 'ban' together to get the lifetime ban lifted from those fine ladies who showed their titties at The World Series, and get it lifted on Pete Rose while we're at it.
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Buz, ya wanna that drink a double? I mean, in light of the Falcons six-game losing streak, a triple might not be enough.
The Falcons suck! I don't think it's Coach Dan Quinn, it's the upper management. They draft goobers and make stupid trades, and have created a mostly untalented team of losers. They tore down a perfectly great 20 year old stadium and built a great stadium, but not necessarily a good football stadium. It's full of restaurants and bars, and a good place for the socially elite to socialize, but does not induce the crowd to get into the game. The old Falcon football fans got left out. I've just so had it with the current Falcons organization.
But I will take a double.
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I'd like a glass of Makers Mark on ice, please.
I'm glad to see the Astros up on the Nats. Hmmm... l don't see anything wrong with a couple of young ladies flashing the pitcher. Banned for life, eh? They should wear Black Sox jerseys and video themselves sneaking into ganes for YouTube, and get sponsors.
Hey y'all, there's nothing we can do right now, but keep Californians in our prayers with all the massive wildfires going on.
I'm glad to see the Astros up on the Nats. Hmmm... l don't see anything wrong with a couple of young ladies flashing the pitcher. Banned for life, eh? They should wear Black Sox jerseys and video themselves sneaking into ganes for YouTube, and get sponsors.
Hey y'all, there's nothing we can do right now, but keep Californians in our prayers with all the massive wildfires going on.
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i always get a good laugh when someone brings the 'my ancestors did this and that' into the argument, as if it somehow reflects on them too, and it's always something cool, like they fought in the war for freedom, never, 'my ancestors owned slaves'. just a random thought.
Yep, I had both ancestors that owned slaves and ancestors against slavery. One ancestor was lynched for using his farm as a hiding place for slaves seeking freedom. Yes, part of the famous Underground Railroad. I seriously wonder if I also had an ancestor amongst the lynchers. They mostly come from the same area.
My mom was a kid sitting in the floor reading when a rock with a nasty evil note wrapped around it in rubberbands. crashed through their living room picture window because my granddad, an educator, was writing letters to the editor of the paper in support of civil rights for African-Americans and pushing for integration of schools. On the other hand, I did have one great-great-great grandfather that was a member of the KKK. When doing your ancestry reseach you'll find a widely varying cast of characters, those you can be proud of and those you can't. There was one scumbag that made Ripley's Believe It or Not for fathering an unbelievable number of children. Nearly all by other men's wives, etc. He was very wealthy and had to take a couple of armed guards everywhere he went. A lot of husbands wanted to shoot him. I actually come from one of his legitimate daughters. He was a very successfully-crooked asshole in business, owned slaves, and one of those scummy crooked 'Home Guard' leader during the Civil War. So, not proud of him.
To contrast him, I have several ancestors that were hardworking and honest, quite a few Methodist and Presbyterrean ministers in my line, and a great-great grandmother considered a pillar of the community and an extremely charitable person that was the result of Union soldiers gang her mother during the Civil War.
I am proud to have ancestors that served in Gen. George Washington's Continental Army during the American Revolution, and others that served in the Western Carolina volunteer patriot militia. So far, I haven't dug up one single Tory ancestor.
And I am one-quarter Cherokee, but most of what is known about my Cherokee side is lost to history, probably destroyed with The Trail of Tears. But two sources site a Cherokee great-great-great-great grandmother as being strikingly beautiful, as well as being a strong and highly respected lady in her community.
We're all the result of some amazing history if you look into it. We are what WE make of ourselves.
I am strongly influenced by my mother's family history that was radically abolitionist and pro-civil rights and that made their lives in the South and where they lived difficult. Before the Civil War they had to move away from the Piedmont region to the Appalachians where slavery was not popular. And my dad's side, where my granddad, still alive and a lifelong FDR-loving Democrat, was a very active Democrat politician. To this day, you can easily say he is not fond of the GOP.
I did lean very libertarian and very much like the idea of as many personal liberties and freedom as possible, but as I get older and take on more responsibility and am more aware of the community around me, I realize that there are things the government does have to enforce, rules to lots of things because a lot of people are dishonest liars and cheaters, and that includes too many business leaders and politicians. And I strongly realize that the healthcare system in the USA is only great for the financially priviledged. If you're wealthy, our system is awesome, If you are not, it seriously sucks. So that MUST be changed. Everyone deserves great healthcare, and we as Americans should be ashamed of the current system.
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This is a bout a million dollar house in the Atlanta city limit. You can get the same house for about $300,000 in the outer suburbs. Yes, more than one-third the cost, but with metro Atlanta traffic, the commute sucks. But most people do that.
Home ownership is good for the mental health.
But you do have a lot of homeowner costs for maintenance and property taxes. And it is ridiculous that something costs $1,000,000 while a 40 minute drive away virtually the same house would cost $300,000 and you'd also pay much less in yearly property taxes. Of course that adds to fossil fuel usage and pollution to the environment, because most people will opt for the better economical deal and drive the longer commute to work.
In the Atlanta suburbs, your average lower to middlemanagement job or with jobs like plumbers or electricians, you can afford homes considered mansions in places like San Francisco or Los Angeles.
And famous professional athleyes and celebrities can afford truly amazing mansions ongolf courses, with their own swimming pools and famous neighbors out at The Country Club for The South in the northern 'burbs. It is shocking how many celebrities and famous ball players (from teams across the USA) live in the Atlanta metro.
Home ownership costs are ridiculous in parts of the USA, and connected to the homeless problem. And the US approach to government housing has created huge crime breeding communities. Gvernment housing could easily be done differently, designed to create nice livable communities with individual homes, set up with a very low cost rent-to-own system. But NO, we have always built enormous ugly box development-tenaments, perfect for breaking down the family structure and breeding lots of crime and drug uasge.
Investment-wise, in my part of the country, owning your own home or any real estate is almost always an excellent financial investment. Sometimes patience might be required for it to reach maximum potential, depending upon location, and as they say, "location, location, location." That IS very important.
Home ownership is good for the mental health.
But you do have a lot of homeowner costs for maintenance and property taxes. And it is ridiculous that something costs $1,000,000 while a 40 minute drive away virtually the same house would cost $300,000 and you'd also pay much less in yearly property taxes. Of course that adds to fossil fuel usage and pollution to the environment, because most people will opt for the better economical deal and drive the longer commute to work.In the Atlanta suburbs, your average lower to middlemanagement job or with jobs like plumbers or electricians, you can afford homes considered mansions in places like San Francisco or Los Angeles.
And famous professional athleyes and celebrities can afford truly amazing mansions ongolf courses, with their own swimming pools and famous neighbors out at The Country Club for The South in the northern 'burbs. It is shocking how many celebrities and famous ball players (from teams across the USA) live in the Atlanta metro.
Home ownership costs are ridiculous in parts of the USA, and connected to the homeless problem. And the US approach to government housing has created huge crime breeding communities. Gvernment housing could easily be done differently, designed to create nice livable communities with individual homes, set up with a very low cost rent-to-own system. But NO, we have always built enormous ugly box development-tenaments, perfect for breaking down the family structure and breeding lots of crime and drug uasge.
Investment-wise, in my part of the country, owning your own home or any real estate is almost always an excellent financial investment. Sometimes patience might be required for it to reach maximum potential, depending upon location, and as they say, "location, location, location." That IS very important.
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I think I've only been called a 'slut' in anger once. And I understand why she was so pissed off.
My for-years, several times-off and on ex-girlfriend had seduced me into bed, knowing my, at-the-time current girlfriend was on her way over, unbeknownst to me. Yeah, so the at-the-time current girlfriend walks in on that. In the dramatic scene that followed called me a 'slut', and as well, called the off and on ex-girlfriend a slut, who laughed.
Eventually, I married the for years, off and on ex-girlfriend.
My for-years, several times-off and on ex-girlfriend had seduced me into bed, knowing my, at-the-time current girlfriend was on her way over, unbeknownst to me. Yeah, so the at-the-time current girlfriend walks in on that. In the dramatic scene that followed called me a 'slut', and as well, called the off and on ex-girlfriend a slut, who laughed.
Eventually, I married the for years, off and on ex-girlfriend.
