Page 1 of 2 12 LastLast
Results 1 to 25 of 34

Thread: Stripclub ettiquette

  1. #1
    Moderator Djoser's Avatar
    Joined
    Nov 2002
    Location
    Key West
    Posts
    16,343
    Thanks
    1,395
    Thanked 5,487 Times in 2,768 Posts

    Default Stripclub ettiquette

    So I am sitting in a club I used to work in, on a little couch, with this extremely hot girl on my lap.*

    And a young guy comes up and asks her if she would give him a dance. I started popping up my legs a little to get her to go with him and whispering 'Go get the dance!' in her ear, because it had been a really shitty night for her (she barely made house, and only because I gave her 9$).

    But she turned the guy down. I would have felt bad for him, because that's gotta hurt--being turned down for a dance by a stripper you just saw get off stage 20 minutes ago--except I would never, ever approach a dancer who was sitting on another guy's lap. Even if she was as hot as this one.

    Kinda like the guys that used to try to sit on the much larger couches I was renting at the other club I hang out in. WTF? No way in hell would I do that! It's been a while but I'm sure it'll happen again eventually.

    What the hell is up with these guys? Do they not know any better? Do they know better but are so drunk and/or stupid that they are willing to defy stripclub ettiquette to try and get what they want?

    * Picture removed because it wasn't really necessary for the thread, and might have been overkill anyway. If all goes as intended, you'll be seeing a lot more of her soon anyway lol.
    Last edited by Djoser; 12-28-2011 at 04:17 AM.
    You must have chaos within you to give birth to a dancing star.
    Friedrich Nietzsche

    Free your mind, and your ass will follow.
    George Clinton

    ______________________________________

  2. The Following User Says Thank You to Djoser For This Useful Post:


  3. #2
    Featured Member lopaw's Avatar
    Joined
    Jul 2004
    Location
    Los Angeles
    Posts
    1,535
    Thanks
    222
    Thanked 967 Times in 481 Posts
    My Mood
    Pensive

    Default Re: Stripclub ettiquette

    Welcome to my world.
    I get this most every strip club visit I make, especially if the club is busy. It happened to me 3 times last night alone. Guys approach me & my dancer at our table and either hit her up for dances, or try to mack on the both of us. Sometimes these imbeciles are drunk, sometimes not. Bugs the living fuck outta me, and nowadays I don't tolerate it like I did when I first started clubbing.

    I pity the fool....

  4. The Following User Says Thank You to lopaw For This Useful Post:


  5. #3
    God/dess
    Joined
    Oct 2005
    Posts
    6,947
    Thanks
    2,845
    Thanked 5,526 Times in 3,113 Posts
    My Mood
    Angelic

    Default Re: Stripclub ettiquette

    No one has manners any more.

  6. The Following 2 Users Say Thank You to slowpoke For This Useful Post:


  7. #4
    Moderator Djoser's Avatar
    Joined
    Nov 2002
    Location
    Key West
    Posts
    16,343
    Thanks
    1,395
    Thanked 5,487 Times in 2,768 Posts

    Default Re: Stripclub ettiquette

    I actually think it has gotten worse during the 11 years I've been in the business. But it could be my impression is worse than reality, because so many people get so fucked up in Key West, 'normal' rules of behavior don't exist down here.



    Still, it wouldn't surprise me to hear that it's gotten a little worse all over.
    You must have chaos within you to give birth to a dancing star.
    Friedrich Nietzsche

    Free your mind, and your ass will follow.
    George Clinton

    ______________________________________

  8. #5
    Banned All Good Things's Avatar
    Joined
    Sep 2004
    Posts
    2,451
    Thanks
    33
    Thanked 601 Times in 233 Posts
    My Mood
    Daring

    Default Re: Stripclub ettiquette

    I think it's a lot worse all over.

    It's arguably worse at destination clubs like those in Key West or Vegas where customers feel no obligation to behave like anything remotely approximating a gentleman because they perceive a much lower risk of being "discovered."

    It was an ominous sign when the term "gentleman's club" began to be used with a mixture of irony and derision.

    What I find shocking is the lack of adherence to even the most basic rules of etiquette. Because dancers in clubs are in various stages of undress, the rules of proper behavior mandate a much greater degree of courtesy, respect, deference, and on some level, even protection.

    Most good customers have also developed that heightened form of SC peripheral vision when talking directly to a dancer so we can keep eye contact without losing track of everything else going on in the club.

    You can always spot the noobs because they are perpetually getting run over by other dancers, waitresses or even customers.

    The examples you cite are examples of a special form of SC rudeness and intrusion -- and they are disrespectful to you in the extreme.

    Your response with the dancer was exactly the right thing to do -- I know you don't need me to tell you this -- but at least it must have been refreshing for her to know there was at least one alpha male in the room (BTW, I use this in the biological sense, not the psychobabblish PUA sense, of course).

    Oh, that's the other part. Encroaching on your couch territory is prime beta male behavior. Honest to God I think they just lack the instinct the rest of have for respectful physical hierarchical rules of proximity.
    Last edited by All Good Things; 12-23-2011 at 12:04 AM.

  9. #6
    Veteran Member
    Joined
    Nov 2011
    Posts
    336
    Thanks
    456
    Thanked 423 Times in 167 Posts

    Default Re: Stripclub ettiquette

    It's happened to me literally three times in a month. I must look like a fucking beta.
    1) I'm in conversation with my fav for 2 minutes and some college dude crouches down and starts whispering to her. She doesn't know him, apologizes, saying how rude that was, and I close the night out with her in VIP as usual.
    2) Same scenario. In convo for a few minutes, some 30 year old Bono-wanna-be complete with glasses starts waving at her. She was like, I think he wants a dance - I tell her to go and make a shit ton of money. She comes back 15 minutes later and complains about his behavior and thanks me for not being like that. It's actually kinda hilarious.
    3) Same scenario. In convo a few minutes, a 60-70 yr old doesn't just wave and pass by, he kinda tap-drags his finger on her shoulder. She gives him a curt nod and I ask if he's a regular - yep. Tell her to go milk him, which she did. Tap-drag = ew.

    Hey, you know what I do when I walk in and she's occupied? Get a drink, not even look at her and take a fucking seat outta eyeline. Girl's a pro - she's got an SC radar like a glittery bat. I know she clocked me the minute I walked in. I don't have to announce my presence. She'll find me when she's ready. And I sure as shit don't wanna fuck up the time she's spending on a potential ATM.

    Oh, and thank you to SW for teaching me not to be like one of the above-mentioned patrons - geez.

  10. The Following 7 Users Say Thank You to Kessler For This Useful Post:


  11. #7
    Banned
    Joined
    May 2008
    Posts
    4,980
    Thanks
    3,072
    Thanked 3,517 Times in 1,922 Posts

    Default Re: Stripclub ettiquette

    If sh was sitting with you for a long time hanging out and not doing dances he probably thought you weren't giving here any money( no harm in him asking). Alot of girls sit around too long drinking and hanging and aren't hustlers I can't tell you how many time I have like 3 guys that want to do an hour in vip and it takes me forever to round up girls since they're lazing around in dressing room or hanging drinking. This just happened when I was in new orleans I sold the celebrty room 5,900 room and couldn't round up lazy chicks even ones sitting alone acted like they'd rather sit alone and sulk than go make money. Anyways I've had tons of guys see me sitting a while with someone and some wave me over or come wisper in my air and ask if I'm busy, I see nothing wrong with it if I'm free but he better be doing a room if he's that brazen to call me away from another customer!

  12. #8
    Banned
    Joined
    May 2008
    Posts
    4,980
    Thanks
    3,072
    Thanked 3,517 Times in 1,922 Posts

    Default Re: Stripclub ettiquette

    Ear not air....lol.

  13. #9
    Featured Member Stripper Hacks's Avatar
    Joined
    Jan 2009
    Location
    USA
    Posts
    1,256
    Thanks
    687
    Thanked 484 Times in 277 Posts
    My Mood
    Happy

    Default Re: Stripclub ettiquette

    How is that strip club etiquette?

    Guys can do it, girls can't.

    I think girls should be able to if other dancers are monopolizing customers.

    Doesn't hurt him to ask especially if she is just sitting there doing nothing and not making money, and when offered to make money, still sits there, and does nothing.

    Makes me wonder why some girls are strippers in the first place. I really wish they would actually work or stay out of the clubs altogether.
    Last edited by Stripper Hacks; 12-23-2011 at 03:42 PM.




  14. The Following 5 Users Say Thank You to Stripper Hacks For This Useful Post:


  15. #10
    Veteran Member Amareth's Avatar
    Joined
    Sep 2009
    Location
    Melbourne, Aus
    Posts
    640
    Thanks
    178
    Thanked 684 Times in 234 Posts

    Default Re: Stripclub ettiquette

    Quote Originally Posted by michelle11
    Anyways I've had tons of guys see me sitting a while with someone and some wave me over or come wisper in my air and ask if I'm busy, I see nothing wrong with it if I'm free but he better be doing a room if he's that brazen to call me away from another customer!
    I've had guys call me away from another customer then tell me they just want to talk to me/buy me drink. Rudest fucking thing you can ever do! I hate these guys with a passion.

    Quote Originally Posted by lopaw
    Welcome to my world.
    I get this most every strip club visit I make, especially if the club is busy. It happened to me 3 times last night alone. Guys approach me & my dancer at our table and either hit her up for dances, or try to mack on the both of us. Sometimes these imbeciles are drunk, sometimes not. Bugs the living fuck outta me, and nowadays I don't tolerate it like I did when I first started clubbing.

    I pity the fool....
    Ugh! I don't understand why guys think it's ok to bother female customers like this! It's worse when I'm giving a woman a dance at the table and some drunken leech comes to stand right next to us and just leer and make dumb comments or ask questions. Would you want some guy ruining your dance like that? No? Well fuck off then!
    Insert shameless self promotion here:
    Instagram: @kylievoguepole

  16. #11
    Veteran Member kermit210's Avatar
    Joined
    Jul 2002
    Posts
    360
    Thanks
    50
    Thanked 81 Times in 40 Posts

    Default Re: Stripclub ettiquette

    Djoser, I agree wholeheartedly with the decline of civilization that you're seeing. I don't think it's your perception at all, but the sad reality. And I think the downhill slope is getting steeper. I see/hear shit every single night I work that would have shocked me senseless a few years ago.

    But, I'm in New Orleans. We probably have the same 'snowglobe of fucked-up unreality' that you have in Key West.
    I propose a toast - to my self control.... I see you crawling, helpless, on the floor.......
    -Mark Sandman

  17. #12
    Moderator Djoser's Avatar
    Joined
    Nov 2002
    Location
    Key West
    Posts
    16,343
    Thanks
    1,395
    Thanked 5,487 Times in 2,768 Posts

    Default Re: Stripclub ettiquette

    Well I was trying to get her to do the dance, so obviously the guy didn't offend me. I really did almost feel sorry for him--you could tell he took it a little personally that she said no.

    But if I was in a club and saw a guy sitting on what was obviously a VIP couch with a girl on his lap, I'd think he was probably giving her money for it and stay the hell away even if I knew her.

    Hell I won't even bother a dancer I've worked with for years if she's sitting at a table with a guy, not even to say hi. But that's me.

    And yeah I can imagine it's also a little worse with people drunk and out of control in New Orleans and Vegas.


    Oh also I think sometimes it's an aggression thing when guys sit on the bigger couch, especially if they don't want to leave lol. I kicked a guys legs when he didn't move fast enough and was trying to stare me down once. Fuck that. But yeah sometimes they are either dumb and think it's OK (I guess, they will seem so surprised wen you tell them they can't sit down), or they really know better but want to join the party anyway.
    You must have chaos within you to give birth to a dancing star.
    Friedrich Nietzsche

    Free your mind, and your ass will follow.
    George Clinton

    ______________________________________

  18. #13
    Moderator Djoser's Avatar
    Joined
    Nov 2002
    Location
    Key West
    Posts
    16,343
    Thanks
    1,395
    Thanked 5,487 Times in 2,768 Posts

    Default Re: Stripclub ettiquette

    Quote Originally Posted by michele11 View Post
    ...he better be doing a room if he's that brazen to call me away from another customer!
    I don't know if you ever met Tommie (when you come down here again you will though lol), but she's been dancing for years and said the guy would very likely only have gotten one dance, and didn't have a lot of money.

    He was just a dumb drunk kid. And of course no harm done, it was actually funny. God knows I've done some stupid and probably rude things when I was drunk--just never anything quite like that.
    You must have chaos within you to give birth to a dancing star.
    Friedrich Nietzsche

    Free your mind, and your ass will follow.
    George Clinton

    ______________________________________

  19. The Following User Says Thank You to Djoser For This Useful Post:


  20. #14
    Featured Member
    Joined
    Dec 2009
    Posts
    1,968
    Thanks
    798
    Thanked 1,121 Times in 605 Posts

    Default Re: Stripclub ettiquette

    I dunno, I personally don't mind it, as long as the encroaching person isn't rude or trying to pull me off of someone in the middle of a dance.

    In fact, this can work to a stripper's advantage, makes one look like she is in demand.

    It can also expedite a current sale or expedite a "close loss" for a customer who wasn't going to buy anyway.

    Stripper can tell current custy "get it while its hot, you'll be first to see me naked tonight" before these other bozos do...she gets her dances, and already has the next mark lined up.

    Or, if current cust says, "go ahead" make your money then he either wasn't going to buy the dance at all or wasn't ready and she can find him later or cut her losses faster.

    So....sorry, I don't think its discourteous at all if done politely. If I walk into my favorite store and see my favorite sales girl with a customer, and I have waited a while to get her attention, I will stop over and ask her if she'll help me when she's done with her current cust. No reason it can't be done in the club...again, given that its not done rudely or in the middle of the dance.

  21. The Following 2 Users Say Thank You to KS_Stevia For This Useful Post:


  22. #15
    Veteran Member
    Joined
    Nov 2011
    Posts
    336
    Thanks
    456
    Thanked 423 Times in 167 Posts

    Default Re: Stripclub ettiquette

    Quote Originally Posted by KS_Stevia View Post
    It can also expedite a current sale or expedite a "close loss" for a customer who wasn't going to buy anyway. Stripper can tell current custy "get it while its hot, you'll be first to see me naked tonight" before these other bozos do...she gets her dances, and already has the next mark lined up. Or, if current cust says, "go ahead" make your money then he either wasn't going to buy the dance at all or wasn't ready and she can find him later or cut her losses faster.
    That's actually true - the second guy in my post thought I was a time-waster. I guess he thought he was saving her? And I can see how an approaching "sure thing" would be a nice interruption if you're pitching a customer who may or may not be worth your time.

    For me, I encourage her to go because I want her to make $$ and I get the game. But when I walk into the club, I don't want to interrupt her hustle in the event that she's with a high rolling regular or even a potential new ATM who might think he's "special". I have no idea what's going on over there, so it feels safer just to stay away - I figure if things are going really badly, she's can remove herself gracefully.

    But again, from the dancer's POV, I can see how interruptions could be a good thing given the reasons you stated earlier.

  23. #16
    God/dess whirlerz's Avatar
    Joined
    May 2004
    Location
    Midwest
    Posts
    27,134
    Thanks
    55,898
    Thanked 26,028 Times in 13,271 Posts
    Blog Entries
    1
    My Mood
    Aggressive

    Default Re: Stripclub ettiquette

    Idk about sc ettiiqute, but the breakdown of common courtesy is everywhere, I see ppl that won't even pull over for an emergency vehicle


    MANY MEN WANTED TO LAY ME DOWN, BUT FEW WANTED TO LIFT ME UP

    -Eartha Kitt

  24. #17
    Featured Member Brandi_Lynn's Avatar
    Joined
    Apr 2009
    Location
    Your grandma's underwear drawer
    Posts
    1,087
    Thanks
    1,088
    Thanked 874 Times in 419 Posts
    My Mood
    Twisted

    Default Re: Stripclub ettiquette

    Quote Originally Posted by michele11 View Post
    If sh was sitting with you for a long time hanging out and not doing dances he probably thought you weren't giving here any money( no harm in him asking). Alot of girls sit around too long drinking and hanging and aren't hustlers I can't tell you how many time I have like 3 guys that want to do an hour in vip and it takes me forever to round up girls since they're lazing around in dressing room or hanging drinking. This just happened when I was in new orleans I sold the celebrty room 5,900 room and couldn't round up lazy chicks even ones sitting alone acted like they'd rather sit alone and sulk than go make money. Anyways I've had tons of guys see me sitting a while with someone and some wave me over or come wisper in my air and ask if I'm busy, I see nothing wrong with it if I'm free but he better be doing a room if he's that brazen to call me away from another customer!
    Bad manners are bad manners in the end. I don't fucking care. Maybe the gentleman I'm spending all that tme w/ is paying my way or he is not -if you want me ask bouncer to bring me over when I'm available. Otherwise you could fuck my money up if the guy is just paying for my conversation & he is real money & your a chump. Right?! Use your fucking brain -god gave it to you for a reason? It's not that fucking hard to learn your manners or common sense. This is where the golden rule applies.....
    "You're better than no one and no one is better than you."
    -- Bob Dylan

    “There's never going to be a great misunderstanding of me. I think I'm a little whacked.”


  25. #18
    God/dess Vyanka's Avatar
    Joined
    Aug 2004
    Location
    Cash-Stack-istan Island
    Posts
    14,704
    Thanks
    6,564
    Thanked 11,625 Times in 3,697 Posts
    My Mood
    Angelic

    Default Re: Stripclub ettiquette

    This has happened to me twice, while dancing for guys.

    First time didn't matter, bc this girl brought me over to dance for her regular real quick. I'm glad it happened too, it was perfect timing. The guy who interupted turned out to be a really good customer. He was drunk out of his ass, but harmless. Lol.

    Second time this happened with someone else, it ruined my up sell. Wasn't my fault.

  26. #19
    Banned
    Joined
    May 2008
    Posts
    4,980
    Thanks
    3,072
    Thanked 3,517 Times in 1,922 Posts

    Default Re: Stripclub ettiquette

    Brandilynn alot of the clubs the boucers or hosts are inept! If a guy is going to give me more than the guy I'm sitting with and isn't a drunk douch bag then I see no reason not to wave me or wisper in my air and ask if I'm free. It's never messed up my money, most guys know were there too make money it's the game and when I sold that 5900 dollar room I went 3 of the girls I round up were sitting with guys hanging who weren't spending a dime. There's just too many lazy girls nowadays who sit alone texting or reding or drinking I think customers see this and then no harm in asking like I said. I am a top earner and I don't care but like I said pull me away from someone and you better be spending!

  27. #20
    Banned
    Joined
    May 2008
    Posts
    4,980
    Thanks
    3,072
    Thanked 3,517 Times in 1,922 Posts

    Default Re: Stripclub ettiquette

    ^ Oh Djoser I thought that was rose? Thought the picture was off, I mean I was pretty buzzed when you bought me dances but not that buzzed. Lol snd she tended to laz around that's why I thought it was her.

  28. #21
    Banned
    Joined
    May 2008
    Posts
    4,980
    Thanks
    3,072
    Thanked 3,517 Times in 1,922 Posts

    Default Re: Stripclub ettiquette

    Oh and even if a boucer or host does come and get you it's no guarantee the guys a spender. This happened to me in reno( were I've never danced before. He made it sound all great like this regualr is requesting you so I go over only to find out it's the guy that likes to give you 5 dollars to massage your hands....lol, I figured since it was my second night and I was being requested and he even went through the trouble to get a host he'd be worth something........yeah 5 bucks!

  29. #22
    Moderator Djoser's Avatar
    Joined
    Nov 2002
    Location
    Key West
    Posts
    16,343
    Thanks
    1,395
    Thanked 5,487 Times in 2,768 Posts

    Default Re: Stripclub ettiquette

    Yeah it's Rose--Tommie was there with us and was saying she totally understood why Rose turned the guy down, that he would have been worth 20$ for one dance, tops.
    You must have chaos within you to give birth to a dancing star.
    Friedrich Nietzsche

    Free your mind, and your ass will follow.
    George Clinton

    ______________________________________

  30. #23
    Veteran Member jannisary's Avatar
    Joined
    Jul 2005
    Location
    Eastside - St.Louis
    Posts
    560
    Thanks
    25
    Thanked 117 Times in 68 Posts
    My Mood
    Mellow

    Default Re: Stripclub ettiquette

    I think some guys are just plain rude.

    I've had this happen to me before and it is irritating. Now I can understand why some dancers may not mind since it is a possible chance for them to make more money but from the customer perspective it is rude as hell.

    How irritating it is would be dependent on the situation the guy is interrupting.

    I used to go to see the ATF Ms Z and spend quite a bit of time with her. She was well compensated for the time spent. I did realize that I was monopolizing a large chunk of her shift. I always was understanding and even encouraging of her accepting opportunities if guys approached her. MOST guys had enough manners and good sense to approach her while she was NOT sitting in my lap. There were plenty of opportunities - stage time, right after or before she got on stage and others. We would even take "breaks" where she'd work the floor while I stage tipped other dancers or hung out with one of her hustle buddies or just sat at the bar and bs'd with the cute bartender while watching the game. These were long visits to her club and I really wasn't in any rush or hurry. It was an escape for me, away from the stress of the "real world". Even if she got a guy or two for a long string of dances or wound up having to spend time with them to make the sale; it really didn't bother me. I'd always find a way to keep occupied, she'd always come back eventually and the club didn't care if she stayed past her regular shift if she was engaged with someone. So it just didn't really bother me, EXCEPT when we were literally wrapped up with each other and some rude ass came over and interrupted. If we were just sitting at the bar talking, its rude to interrupt but whatever. If we were just sitting at a table in separate chairs talking, its still rude to interrupt but whatever. If we're cuddled up on a couch or she's sitting in my lap wrapped up in my arms.... that's rude as hell to interrupt. I don't remember it happening much when she worked dayshifts, it was more of a night shift problem. It also seemed to usually be younger guys who had that attitude - that thought they were something special.

    After Ms Z retired I started spending time with Ms P at another club. Her hustle style was different, she had a long string of regulars, and her club didn't normally allow girls to work past normal shift hours. So with her there was more of a time limitation and feeling some pressure/stress in the time spent together. Normally once engaged she wouldn't break contact. We'd hang out a bit, talk, cuddle in a corner alcove seat, and then get some fantastic private dances. Then she'd move on to her next regular. The regulars were respectfully of hers and others time and wouldn't directly interrupt. Sometimes you might see another regular looking over at her, just watching or trying to make eye contact with her but that's about it. But sometimes there be the random rude dud who'd interrupt things and its just rude and irritating as hell. She'd always be polite and let them know they could see her after her next stage set or something. Once again, the rude dudes were usually younger guys who had an "attitude" of sorts like they were something special.

  31. The Following User Says Thank You to jannisary For This Useful Post:


  32. #24
    Banned
    Joined
    Dec 2008
    Location
    Vegas, Baby!
    Posts
    2,136
    Thanks
    2,464
    Thanked 1,174 Times in 619 Posts
    My Mood
    Fine

    Default Re: Stripclub ettiquette

    Everything I would say on the topic has been said, lol. Lots of truth in this thread.

    Kessler - LMAO @ "glittery bat". PRICELESS.

    @ DJoser & others - Interestingly enough, I don't see this as often as you guys imply in Vegas. Oh it happens - usually a drunk SC newb - but not often. One reason may be that lately - especially in the bigger clubs - it's not unusual for the dancers to significantly outnumber the custies. Less reason to interrupt when there be plenty o' girls to go 'round, lol.

    Also, in Kesslers examples - I HAVE noticed that the older, possibly wealthier regulars tend to be kinda demanding of a dancers time, and are less patient waiting for a girl to finish with another customer. There are a couple in particular I know who will leave the club within minutes if their girl is in a VIP even. I know it's not a "pressed for time" thing, as the club I frequent most often and am thinking of here has no shift maximum (only a minimum) and these guys frequently stay for hours on end - unless they don't get to have THEIR girl RIGHT NOW. It makes me LOL that these guys unilaterally despise me.

  33. #25
    Veteran Member
    Joined
    Nov 2011
    Posts
    336
    Thanks
    456
    Thanked 423 Times in 167 Posts

    Default Re: Stripclub ettiquette

    ^Glad to know I'm in good company!

Page 1 of 2 12 LastLast

Similar Threads

  1. Ballbusting in a stripclub?
    By Ryans in forum Stripping (was Stripping General)
    Replies: 6
    Last Post: 12-10-2011, 10:02 PM
  2. What has the stripclub done for you?
    By rooster470 in forum The Lounge
    Replies: 12
    Last Post: 04-09-2008, 04:06 PM
  3. Club customer ettiquette
    By Luke34 in forum Customer Conversation
    Replies: 75
    Last Post: 03-14-2008, 02:59 PM
  4. no dancer ettiquette at my club-help!
    By Starfire in forum Stripping (was Stripping General)
    Replies: 25
    Last Post: 09-13-2007, 06:09 PM
  5. Looking for a new Stripclub DJ
    By audioslave2 in forum Music Mix
    Replies: 9
    Last Post: 07-16-2006, 11:29 PM

Bookmarks

Posting Permissions

  • You may not post new threads
  • You may not post replies
  • You may not post attachments
  • You may not edit your posts
  •