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Most dancers are friendly and fun, especially pre-lap dance, but there are a couple of other circles in the Venn diagram of dancer behavior that you need to watch out for. Some dancers can be aggresive or impatient when trying to get lap dances and this can be a problem for customers who don't know how to respond to that. Don't say, "Maybe later." Just be polite and say , "No, thanks." Later, once you've agreed to a lap dance, it's not uncommon to find that you're not hitting it off with the dancer. Perhaps the lap dance is not what you expected, the dancer is having a bad night, or the chemistry is just not there. Don't let this ruin your night, and don't waste money and mental energy trying to correct it. Just end the dance at the end of the song, thank them, and move on. p.s. It's definitely possible to turn both of these situations around, but that is an advanced topic for a later class.

I keep all my shoes lined up just inside the entrance to my condo, and I never wear any of them anywhere in the house. I used to keep my socks on all the time unless I was changing or showering, but lately I've been taking them off as I climb into bed.

I met one diamond-in-the-rough at Adonis/Lux years ago. Because of that, I always make an appearence there when I'm in Montreal. Will lightning strike twice? Who knows.

No worries!

And he does such an impressive Brooklyn accent given that he's from the UK.

I love butter! However, now that I'm avoiding butter (at least until after my next blood work ), I usually use canola oil and then add a tiny bit of butter or "I CAN'T BELIEVE IT'S NOT BUTTER!!" spray just to give it a little flavor. Canola oil has the additional advantage that is has higher a smoke point than olive oil so there's less chance of setting off the kitchen smoke detector. lol

I've been watching Coachella live streams trying to spot likely hotties.

You can always come to DC in January for the annual meet up there.

All ten episodes are available now for viewing in Netflix!

Thank you for thinking ahead! Here's my RSVP!

Since Congress is on break until April 9, 2018, it sure seems like Trump has exercised the pocket veto. I wonder if there is some debate over whether this mid-session break is a true break or not.

168 even! I wish. Swap those last two digits and you'll be closer to my actual weight.

Always! If I could take off my shirt and pants without causing a fuss I would do that as well. Every pound counts!

This app reported a surprisingly accurate location position for me, even when used from my desktop PC. It put the headless torso directly on top of my condo building!

I downloaded it when it first showed up on the app store, but I didn't try playing once I found out you needed an invitation code to get started.

Hmmm, sounds like I might be better off visiting Philly unless I'm dead set on using the slot machines.

My biggest tip would be to go with someone else; don't go alone. The strip clubs are a lot easier to navigate if you have a wingman.

Thanks for the info! My primary goal is go and check out the Rainbow Room (assuming it's still going on). I don't have a room lined up yet, but the Borgata looked the most interesting. The one and only other time I was in AC, I stayed at one of the Trump properties and it was the second worst hotel room I've ever stayed in. The worst being a flophouse for homeless kids in Los Angeles in the 70's.

This is the third posting of the audio commentary I've seen on YouTube so far; the other two were taken down for "copyright claims."

The MMX website says, about MMX, "It is a one-stop resource for in-shape guys who appreciate the benefits of healing touch." Is Daddy Retreat also targeted at in-shape guys?

I'd be too intimidated to make out with any major celebrity; I would keep thinking, surely they've had much better than me by this point, and it ruin the mood.

Meeting an AI (Danger, Will Robinson!) has long been a fantasy of mine, but any relationship I might have with one would be nothing but platonic.

The work of switching emails for me recently was made a lot easier by using a password manager. After creating the new email address, I went through the password manager list a few entries at a time, and slowly but methodically moved over 300 accounts. This took some time, but it also gave me the opportunity to update website addresses and delete accounts I no longer wanted to use. Once everthing was changed, I kept the old email address around for three months to catch any stragglers, and then deleted the old address.

Oh. My. G*d. I love that robot! When I heard "Danger, Will Robinson" from that new robot voice, the hair on the back of my neck stood up.

I hope that was on ladies night.