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yosh_man

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Stopped in at the Hamilton Strip on Tuesday afternoon. Kind of a quiet day but not a bad selection of Ladies for a weekday. Ended up in the backroon with a little cutie named Aaron. Had the best experience I've had in a while from a Hamilton dancer that's for sure. It's nice not having to drive to the falls all the time especially if pressed for time. She not only sexy but quite personable too. After all a little conversation is nice too. Check her out if you've a weekday free as she works only days.
 

xix

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Jul 27, 2002
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Patio

I was there on wednesday Evening around 8pm. So here is my take. I haven't been there since May when the patio was made. I preduicted that the girls would only hang there all the time. I was right. I walked in yesterday and only 5 girls can be seen. 1 dancing. 3 sitting with guys. 3 sitting on the westend bar. THe rest of the 18 girls in the patio. I noitce that all the girls seem to avoid the guys sitting by the east end wall next to the lap room. If you sitting against the wall they seem to avoid you unless it's Friday/Saturday night.
The reason I know there were that many girls is becaseu when I walk byt he patio if you look carefully , by wlaking slowly at the right angle you can see them all chatting. DId I want a dance definetly but I wasn't going out there. And also noticed that they seem to work in groups/union. Otherwise 3 will come out of the patio and 3 will go in. But there will still be 18 girls in the patio. Maybe on cold/rainy days they stay in. I guess this is a job where they move/hustle alot at teh end of the month. So I will just visit then. THe past 3 summers I ususally went Fridays/Saturday nights. But I stopped after the girls would say I don't remember you. After 4 weeks and that many dances you don't? please.

I don't like walking over to the girls because it makes you look less confident and the dance is not worth it. Otherwise less contact int he dance. They think they are more special when you approach them.

Do I like the patios? not really. I see this same new attitute at PE55, & other SJ clubs with patios.
 

bartbarty

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Don't you love the new smoking law's , I guess if your a smoker and spend time outside with the dancer's then you are most likely to be noticed and asked . The girls don't realy get friendly till after 10 and the freelancer's start to roll in around that time and there the one's that hussle for dance's . Also I've talked to staff and there going to do some upgrade's inside , there's a new lounge where the pool table's where and maybe it could be used as an inside smoke room by winter if it meet's protocol. Also new carpet to be installed and new table's and chair's , I'm a frequent flyer there and will keep you's updated in the change's ....... ps there 's a washroom attendent there also , but he does not have the tude the Solid Gold dude has. (@Y@)
 

xix

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even on a friday night

even on a friday night it's weird. it seem the girls have to much money. I'll wait till the end of the month.
 

bartbarty

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Was in the strip thurs nite after 10 not to many patron's but lot's of friendly girls like I said it pick's up after 10 and also around 11 pm they have super special where all available girl's have to go on stage altogether for 1 song and after that the girl's go down into the audience and dance at a table of there choice free for another song. I know what you mean xix some nite's you have to beat them off with a stick other nites your treated like the plage , let me know when your going in there next and i will meet you for a beer and maybe hook you up with a dancer of your taste ;)
 

ArcticWolf

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It isn't that the girls aren't interested, it's just that things have been slow at the club for sometime. If they all seem to be avoiding customers, it's only due to the fact that they get discouraged from asking after being turned down for the first 4 hours of their shift, can't blame them. If you see one you like just sitting around, just get up & get her. you have a 99% chance of getting her.

& ya, I just LOVE the smoking by-law (enter sarcasm here), It's great being treated like a leper just for being a smoker. If smoking was really that bad for you, wouldn't cigarettes be banned entirely? Besides this is Hamilton, there's more hazardous shit in the air from the fallout from stelco & dofasco. really … those big stacks aren't spewing out pretty new clouds.


seen it all, done it all
 

vincevega

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ArcticWolf said:
If smoking was really that bad for you, wouldn't cigarettes be banned entirely?

Smokers are the biggest burden to our health system, but the best providers to our tax system. catch 22. Havn't you noticed the little health warnings on your smoke packs????????? Do you really think they made them up??????????
 

ArcticWolf

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What warnings?

I hear the same arguments all the time, granted, yes inhaling smoke isn't all that good for you, but it seems people will always target smokers for their breathing problems. These same people never consider other factors, tell me, why is it 3 out of every 5 kids in the north end of Hamilton have asthma? must be the cigarettes. Why do people have a hard time breathing in the summer? must be the cigarettes. Before these anti-smokers start foaming at the nose, consider this, while you're standing at a corner waiting to cross the street, and cars are moving by, what do you think you're breathing? really think about it.

-- carbon dioxide, carbon monoxide, dirt, particulates of oil, antifreeze, iron, steel, glass, asbestos, asphalt, rubber, (depending on the street) urine. along with many more compounds that are far more hazardous than a mere cigarette.

So does this mean these people on the anti-smoking band-wagon are going to start protesting cars, factories, & everything else in the world adding to the pollution of the air? Let's slap some warning pictures on the factories & cars. I doubt it, smokers are a convenient target for whiny people with nothing better to do with their time than criticise others for their choices.

Now as it goes for being a burden on the health system, that's where you're wrong, smokers in fact are the best thing to happen to the health system. 1. Taxes from the sale of cigarettes go into the funds toward health care, think it's a lie? Notice whenever taxes are raised on cigarettes funding is also increased into the healthcare system. 2. Smoking may (and I say may, it's never been proven directly, only by coincidence,) reduce life expectancy. So I ask you where's the problem with that? That just means smokers die younger - no canada pension, & LESS of a drain on health care because we die younger & quicker. What is the largest drain on healthcare? Get your facts straight, it's the ELDERLY!

Dennis Leary said it best, smoking takes 10 years off your life, SO WHAT! It's the ones at the end, it's the wheelchair, adult diaper, kidney dialysis years. You can have those fucking years!


P.S. I've seen alcohol cause more damage than a smoke.
 

JJ5

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"carbon dioxide, carbon monoxide, dirt, particulates of oil, antifreeze, iron, steel, glass, asbestos, asphalt, rubber, (depending on the street) urine. along with many more compounds that are far more hazardous than a mere cigarett"

And killing is worse then cutting off someone's arm, but the latter is still bad.

The main issue is cigarette smoking is severeley addictive and no amount of arguing with an addict is going to work.

We need to attack all the issues that hurt health, especially the ones we can easily fix.

I know I enjoy being at the Strip much more now, but agree that enclosed smoking room is probably needed.
 
I value an extra 10 years of life and not getting lung cancer etc.

Also hate having clothing all stink of smoke.

Ironically in the falls have to pay for private membership so I can be in an unhealhty stinking smoke infested club. That was a bit overblowin for effect, actually the ventilation works quite well and doesn't bother me that much but a bit ironic.

The enclosed areas seem to be the ideal solution, let those that want to be unhealhty be together and let the rest of us not have to endure the polluted air.
 

Nightyme

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... it's the wheelchair, adult diaper, kidney dialysis years. You can have those fucking years!
Given the choice, I'd rather be pissing my pants but drawing a clean breath, than going from emphysema or lung cancer. Neither has much dignity, but I've seen people die from smokes, and it ain't a nice way to go.

Enough of this, let's talk about wimmen-folk.....
 

ArcticWolf

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Just 1 more point about the smoke & then yes, wimmen.

I understand that there are a good number of people out there that would like to go into a smoke free environment, but to have the gov. step in & dictate that all businesses have to go smoke free is a bit much (last time i checked, this was a democratic free society). I feel if a bar / club CHOOSES to go smoke free, then by all means, & in the same hand If a bar/club chooses to have smoking, then post the sign, smokers only. If there's going to be descrimination, then equal it out.

I've watched my own father destroy himself with booze, & believe me, It wasn't a good sight.

now,
for a recommendation for a lovley lady, my pick for this week would be Angie. Don't ask why, just my opinion.

Peace
 

bartbarty

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HAY YOU FUCK HEAD'S THIS THREAD IS ABOUT THE HAMILTON STRIP YOU WANT TO TALK ABOUT SMOKE AND KILLER SHIT THAN START A THREAD ABOUT IT AND LEAVE THIS THREAD ABOUT THE POON TANG AT THE STRIP! L.O.L. ,,,,,,,(.Y.) . Y
 

ArcticWolf

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Fuck head eh? rrrrrright.
if memory serves (page 1) you brought up the smoke by-law issue, it just grew from there.

As for the poon-tang, by all means guys, stop by the Strip & treat yourself to a dance or four… frankly I'm getting tired of hearing the complaints of how nobody is getting dances. If you see a girl you'd like, GET HER, I see too many guys just sit there & get all pissed off because the girl they want never comes by their table. Here's a tip, sit in a high traffic area, by the washrooms/door to the patio, or somewhere around the DJ booth. Every girl will be walking by those areas.
 

vincevega

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Jan 22, 2003
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ArcticWolf said:
What warnings?

I hear the same arguments all the time, granted, yes inhaling smoke isn't all that good for you, but it seems people will always target smokers for their breathing problems. These same people never consider other factors, tell me, why is it 3 out of every 5 kids in the north end of Hamilton have asthma? must be the cigarettes. Why do people have a hard time breathing in the summer? must be the cigarettes. Before these anti-smokers start foaming at the nose, consider this, while you're standing at a corner waiting to cross the street, and cars are moving by, what do you think you're breathing? really think about it.

-- carbon dioxide, carbon monoxide, dirt, particulates of oil, antifreeze, iron, steel, glass, asbestos, asphalt, rubber, (depending on the street) urine. along with many more compounds that are far more hazardous than a mere cigarette.

So does this mean these people on the anti-smoking band-wagon are going to start protesting cars, factories, & everything else in the world adding to the pollution of the air? Let's slap some warning pictures on the factories & cars. I doubt it, smokers are a convenient target for whiny people with nothing better to do with their time than criticise others for their choices.

Now as it goes for being a burden on the health system, that's where you're wrong, smokers in fact are the best thing to happen to the health system. 1. Taxes from the sale of cigarettes go into the funds toward health care, think it's a lie? Notice whenever taxes are raised on cigarettes funding is also increased into the healthcare system. 2. Smoking may (and I say may, it's never been proven directly, only by coincidence,) reduce life expectancy. So I ask you where's the problem with that? That just means smokers die younger - no canada pension, & LESS of a drain on health care because we die younger & quicker. What is the largest drain on healthcare? Get your facts straight, it's the ELDERLY!

Dennis Leary said it best, smoking takes 10 years off your life, SO WHAT! It's the ones at the end, it's the wheelchair, adult diaper, kidney dialysis years. You can have those fucking years!


P.S. I've seen alcohol cause more damage than a smoke.
You should start buy getting your head out of your ass. Cigarette smoke contains about 4000 chemical agents, including over 60 substances that are known to cause cancer in humans. In addition, many of these substances, such as hydrogen cyanide, tar, arsenic, and lead, are poisonous and toxic to the human body.
 

ArcticWolf

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Blah, Blah, Blah ... everything you eat, Drink & inhale has toxins in it.

& sticking your finger in the wrong hole may caues severe skin irritation.

Another top recommendation for a stop at the Strip, The sweet wild child Istra.
 

bartbarty

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Well I got the answer about the tobacco issue smoke pot!!!!!!!! and also another tip about getting proporsitioned for a dance is make eye contact and smile it will work ever time, also these girl's are not dummy's they know who's in the place and usually how long you been in there they won't come around if you just came in and your having your first beer , when they see 2 bottles on the table they think you have been in there for at least 2 or more so there fore order 2 and alway's keep that amount there. And for you ArcticWolf hold on to your jock strap,,,, lol ;)
 

ArcticWolf

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Another deciding factor on wether a girl stops by your table, age. Most girls tend to avoid the younger patrons, for the mere fact that they don't spend as much as the older group. Also, it's the younger guys that go there thinking the night is going to develop like a plot line out of a porn flick. The girls don't really care for putting up with alot of shit. If ya want a tonne of "extra" action, then just take a trip down the street & pick yourself up a hooker.
 

Bearlythere

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I haven't seen a guy so defensive about smoking in bars anywhere as the Wolf is. Gee, ya think someone is nagging him to quit? Go ahead, smoke your brains out.....

I just feel that going to a strip joint as a non- smoker in the past left me with a nice crappy/shitty/clinging odour that my SO would pick up on, leaving me to say I was in a BAR. Not that she would care, but hey, it stinks ya know? I don't miss smoking in bars and if the bar owners go broke through of all this, I do think it was wrong to implement it the way it was done, but that said, non-smokers got to a point years ago where they just quit going out. We didn't ask for your smoke, but we have to breathe ya know. You can quit smoking, we cant quit breathing....
 

ArcticWolf

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"I just feel that going to a strip joint as a non- smoker in the past left me with a nice crappy/shitty/clinging odour that my SO would pick up on, leaving me to say I was in a BAR."

& getting a dance & going home with the girls perfume all over you wouldn't provoke questions?

I'm just defensive of the matter, simply because I don't like being told how to live my life. & I also don't agree with the way it was implemented. Bars should have had the option to be smoking or non-smoking. & if the gov. was determined enough, given an incentive for bars to go smoke free.

Just my opinion, that's all.
 
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