Kenosha

**Member #4914** · 02-16-09 17:45

Originally Posted by Rub & Tugged

Texas Jays building is gone.

I still have mixed emotions on this... but RIP

**Rub & Tugged** · 02-16-09 16:43

Texas Jays building is gone.

**Pro81** · 02-09-09 19:14

Decided to do a drive around town for a bit and saw a WSW around 5pm by 22nd Ave. Older looking and not my type so drove past. With the weather warming up a bit, hopefully more will be coming out. It might have been a fluk but when driving down washington near the CVC a week ago I thought I got a look from a decent looking WSW. Been driving by that area to see if I could find her again, but no luck. Lets all hope the weather contines to warm up.

**Farnwburbsguy** · 02-03-09 23:55

Stopped in at the kenosha AMP tonight even after reading all of the less than stellar reviews. Got in about 6:50 pm left about 7:10 payed for a half hour. About ten minutes of a halfway decent massage followed by a sure thing no questions asked flip and finish. There was no rushing or "hurry up baby" as mentioned in other reports. It was. 40 for the massage. 40 tip. All things considered it wasn't as bad as I was expecting it to be, but I can think of a better ways to spend 80 bones.

**Pokey5277** · 02-01-09 23:58

I was driving down 60th and passed by a cute bsw tonite. Swung around picked her up. Nice girl, asked if she could smoke before she lit up, nice teeth, nice round tail. Dont know how often shes out, said she needed some pocket money. Good luck out there guys and be safe

**Jkbald** · 01-26-09 16:05

Originally Posted by Broome333

I have seen Angel's ads on CL for a while and I'm thinking about checking her out. The only reviews of her that I have found are really old or really vague. Anyone seen her recently and willing to share some details? PM if you prefer.

Which Angel? "Angel of Wisconsin" = Stay away. Angel in Kenosha is always a good time at a fair price.

**Petey2000** · 01-26-09 00:18

Originally Posted by Broome333

Their prices seem to follow the AMP standards. .40-HJ/ $-FS. Not sure about BJ, but .70-.80 is a good guess.

Thanks for the info gonna check it out this week hopefully its good.

My first time going to a place like that.

**Broome333** · 01-25-09 14:42

Originally Posted by Petey2000

I just saw this place today. Did $. 40 get you fs for 30mins or just a HJ or BJ? I'm thinking about heading in there in the next few days. Trying to be sharp because it will be my first time.

Their prices seem to follow the AMP standards. .40-HJ/ $-FS. Not sure about BJ, but .70-.80 is a good guess.

**Broome333** · 01-25-09 14:40

I have seen Angel's ads on CL for a while and I'm thinking about checking her out. The only reviews of her that I have found are really old or really vague. Anyone seen her recently and willing to share some details? PM if you prefer.

**Quietguy578** · 01-24-09 15:00

Been to the 158 AMP a coupe times recently, and its a bit better. The woman working there isn't a knockout, but not ugly, she does a have a better body. Tits are fake, but nice. She actually gives a you a decent light touch, teasing massage that lasts almost ten minutes. Which, when I pay for a 1/2 hour is really all I ask. Prices are the same, 1.0 for FS. And its almost funny the way she talks, everything is, Baby baby baby. "How are you, Baby?" You lay down, baby." "How does that feel baby?" "Oh yeah, baby!" Its all so fake that, like I said, its kind of funny. But, the experience is better then it was. Pretty much the same experience as some of the Milwaukee Apartments I've been to, but for .20 less.

**Beisbolboy** · 01-22-09 22:05

It seemed legit and very unlikely to ever be offered or receive extras there.

**Rub & Tugged** · 01-22-09 17:05

On one occasion, two new dancers offered to meet me and my buddy at their motel, and were fired within a week. I have never been touched by a dancer at this place.

**Member #4914** · 01-21-09 13:56

Originally Posted by Joe6009

I agree. Don't get me wrong. Texas Jays was a hole in the ground and I never heard of any extras available there. .

Maybe Mr. Lyons can print out our replies!! I can confirm that I was never able to touch any of the girls or get any extras in or out of that damn place either!! LOL

He ran too tight a ship there, therefore the place was an expensive bore unfortunately for us mongers. But look where it got him, now he's got no place to do his "honest" business and the moral thought police have won again, just like with Baby Dolls, and the adult bookstores in that area that they shut down.

In a way, I dont give a shit anymore, I'm sick of strip clubs that just suck out the money from your wallet, dont allow touching, and there is little hope of getting extras. In many ways, it's just better off not existing at all.

**Joe6009** · 01-20-09 23:41

I agree. Don't get me wrong. Texas Jays was a hole in the ground and I never heard of any extras available there. Not that anyone would want them considering the talent there. But this sounds like the clear government trying to impose their morals on society.

I work in PP and the government there is very "by the book".

Hope this guy fights them hard.

**Mister Quick** · 01-20-09 10:29

Village, Texas Jays owner at odds

Pleasant Prairie village officials say a former strip club owner, who accuses the village board and administration of dishonesty and wrongdoing, dont tell the whole story.

Village Administrator Michael Pollocoff and Trustee Michael Serpe said a prominent ad placed in the paper Wednesday states George Lyons case, but that the village acted properly under pertinent ordinances after he failed to reopen the Texas Jays club at another location within 90 days of his license renewal.

Hes complaining that we didnt grant his license, but he didnt have a place to put his property, Serpe said. He may have purchased a building, but nothing has come to this board. Id like to know where this license is going to go, not just (renew it) on an if.

In need of property along the I-94 east frontage road for a reconstruction project planned to begin later this year, the Wisconsin Department of Transportation bought the land and building originally housing Texas Jays at 9001 120th Ave. after negotiated a purchase agreement with Lyons in 2007.

The village, which was not party to those talks, approved Lyons license renewal application in May for that address, making it effective from July 1, 2008, through June 30, 2009.

Lyons subsequently vacated the premises prior to securing another village-approved location for the business within 90 days of the renewal. At a special Dec. 19 meeting, the board voted to cancel the license after the administration cited violation of the time requirement under the liquor license ordinances. No other violations were alleged by the village.

Lyons and his attorney, Raymond DallOsto, believe the real reason for the village revoking the license was to keep Lyons from reopening the club, which featured female strippers, a permitted adult entertainment under Texas Jays cabaret license. Lyons, who has been in business in the village since the early 1970s, noted local police have never cited Texas Jays or any of his previously held adult establishments for illegal activity.

He said Thursday he ran the newspaper ad because he wanted the public to judge for themselves whether he was treated fairly.

The state bought my property, and (Village Clerk) Jane Romanowski told me, Wherever we got zoning, your license can go with that. I wanted people to see the actual letter sent to me by Pleasant Prairie, and I wanted to show they arent trustworthy. And theyre not. They never stated the restrictions and time limitations in the letter or verbally, Lyons said.

Its not important for it to be a strip club, but its the only club of its kind in Kenosha, and it made money. Its freedom of speech, he added. If you look at my record for Club I-94 (its name before becoming Texas Jays), you will not find one ticket for prostitution or illicit sex. I kept the parking lot monitored by camera, and I had cameras in the whole building interior. So, there was no touching or anything. Everything was according to the rules.

Lyons, who also owns Tacos to Go in Kenosha and Bobs on Sheridan in Somers, reprinted the license renewal letter in his ad, with accompanying text saying he was unaware of the 90-day license requirement and accusing the board and administration of illegally setting a trap to revoke my license. The ad goes on, I will be fighting this matter in front of an honest court system.

While the letter appears to support Lyons comments, Pollocoff took issue with his interpretation.

Under the village ordinance, if you have a license, you have to use it. It doesnt sit out there for an indeterminate period of time, Pollocoff said. It doesnt have anything to do with discrimination. Its his management of his license. A liquor license isnt a right, its a privilege. The onus is on the holder to act within the ordinances and the laws of the state.

He denied Lyons accusations that officials snubbed Lyons or ignored his requests to meet, as well as Lyons allegations that officials didnt return his or his architects calls when Lyons approached the village regarding a property he purchased at 12677 Sheridan Road, intending to relocate Texas Jays there. Pollocoff said he met with Lyons and Dall Osto regarding the site.

They came in with a sketch not even a conceptual drawing of what they would like to do. I advised them they had to follow the ordinance guidelines that require them to show drawings of what they were proposing, things dealing with stormwater, setbacks, lighting, floor plans and other details, he said. I told them they had to prepare a plan for us to review. Until we have something thats drawn and has a nexus with the real world that lets us know what were looking at, we have nothing to review. And we still havent received that.

Pollocoff said the discussion involved potential site improvements not the license. However, he admitted not warning Lyons that time was of the essence, and Lyons faced possible revocation if he didnt reopen within 90 days of the renewal.

Thats not our responsibility, Pollocoff said. I have to assume he knows what hes doing. To be honest with you, the liquor license ends up not being a concern of mine or anybody elses. We issue them, and they have to manage them.

The village currently has 12 open liquor licenses available, and Pollocoff said Lyons can apply for one. But village ordinances state that after revocation, an owner cannot reapply for a period of 12 months from the date of revocation, and Lyons worries the cabaret license granted for Texas Jays wont be grandfathered into an approval at a subsequent site.

DallOsto said Lyons will pursue cases in state and federal courts against the village and the DOT based on various issues, including civil rights claims.

We were brought in to preserve his ability to have the club, Dall Osto said. Its not like hes going out of business: Hes being forced to move. Why is he being treated differently and why is he being singled out? If this were a grocery store or a pharmacy or a gas station that sold liquor and had to move, would they be getting the same bums rush? I think the answer is rhetorical: No, its due to the type of establishment he ran there.

Why not work with a man who has been a good businessman, a taxpayer and an honest citizen all these years? In two words: It stinks.

Thats my opinion.