Strip Club Reports

[QUOTE=Plumber2;1373145]That is the bar I do work at. LOL. Extras at not common there with all the remodeling going on. And for the suburban white boys, the place is pretty loud black and proud at night. I get along everywhere, but I know a lot of guys might be a bit scared to go in there.[/QUOTE]Wet Barbie. She has a FULL menu (Greek, BBBJ, dp, I've never heard the word "no" from her) and never disappoints. She is what us Black fellows refer to as a BEAST (this definitely a good thing). She does take out as well. Very reasonably priced.

[QUOTE=Plumber2; 1372876]I know this has been said a million times. Do it.

I do work for a club in Detroit and was talking to a smoking hot dancer the other day. Conversation went great, was not strip club or extras related at all. She mentioned needing some stuff done at her place and of course I said I could take care of her. Numbers exchanged. She has called a couple times just to chit-chat and has not even asked about working at her place, but only about me spending the night, have a threesome with my girl, going out to eat, etc.

I kinda got the "boil my rabbit" vibe from her and stopped answering her calls. Now she calls my phone a few times a day, in the middle of the night, day, whatever. She is a fucking gorgeous black girl that does a lot of those posters and promotional flyers that you see in clubs. Insanely put together, and might just have a screw loose.

Get a hobby phone![/QUOTE]If you have a smartphone try using Google Voice. It is a bit easier to do than having to hide a phone from the SO. Free too.

[QUOTE=Plumber2;1373145]That is the bar I do work at. LOL. Extras at not common there with all the remodeling going on. And for the suburban white boys, the place is pretty loud black and proud at night. I get along everywhere, but I know a lot of guys might be a bit scared to go in there.[/QUOTE]Gotcha. Thanks alot man. I'm not afraid but am def a suburban white boy. Maybe bouzouki would be better?

[QUOTE=Plumber2;1373654]No extras at Bazouki. Not usually anyway. Take a ride west a few miles to BT's. Guaranteed score there. I'd check first to see if they are open. They were closed for "remodeling".[/QUOTE]They've been open again for a couple weeks.

It was just a brief "remodeling" period.

[QUOTE=Plumber2;1373653]At the Grind? Night shift? I'm working there today and will inquire.[/QUOTE]Be a bouncer at the Grind. How long have you been there?

Can anyone tell me how to set up my evo for hobby use without my s. O. Finding out? I'm not tech savvy. My phone has my gmail set up and I can't figure out how to set up a second account with another number. I need to be able to turn it off from my smart phone and not be tracked to my real phone number or real gmail account. I was told you could do this and then also make calls from your phone under your hobby gmail account. I can't figure out how to do this. Does anyone know how to do this? Send a private message so we don't fill the forum up. I would be willing to meet up with anyone at a bar so they could walk me through it.

Thanks for any help.

[QUOTE=Plumber2; 1374747]I'll be figuring this out over the weekend on my Android. So far I only know that you use Google voice. I'll let you know when I figure it out.

Start here:

[url]http://support.google.com/voice/bin/answer.py?hl=en&answer=150640[/url][/QUOTE]From my experience, you still need a hobby phone.

If you use your primary phone, Google Voice will still share the contact list and the Call Log with the non-google voice use of the phone. The advantage of google voice is if you use a throw-away hobby phone, and get a new one, you can still use the same number (I. E. The google voice number). The second advantage is if you do set up a separate google account and profile for your google voice (and gmail for that matter) , voice mail messages to your google voice number will be accessible through your web browser and / or automatically transcribed and emailed to your google voice's gmail account.

Do not expect to be untrackable, even if you can get the google voice app to not share the contacts and call log. Google voice works by the google service calling your phone number and the number you dialed (or that dialed you) and reporting the calling number or your google voice's numbers to the other phone's caller I'd system.

I am also sure that a court order would compel google to pass on the "actual" phone number that a google voice call went to.

Good luck.

- Lex

[QUOTE=Genre; 1374845]From my experience, you still need a hobby phone.

If you use your primary phone, Google Voice will still share the contact list and the Call Log with the non-google voice use of the phone. The advantage of google voice is if you use a throw-away hobby phone, and get a new one, you can still use the same number (I. E. The google voice number). The second advantage is if you do set up a separate google account and profile for your google voice (and gmail for that matter) , voice mail messages to your google voice number will be accessible through your web browser and / or automatically transcribed and emailed to your google voice's gmail account.

Do not expect to be untrackable, even if you can get the google voice app to not share the contacts and call log. Google voice works by the google service calling your phone number and the number you dialed (or that dialed you) and reporting the calling number or your google voice's numbers to the other phone's caller I'd system.

I am also sure that a court order would compel google to pass on the "actual" phone number that a google voice call went to.

Good luck.

- Lex[/QUOTE]I agree that Google Voice most likely is NOT completely anonymous. But, for those of us for whom complete anonymity is not a concern, it is an excellent tool to get a throw-away number that can be used on your primary cell phone.

I very much like the web-based texting and control panel features and the ability to turn off the forwarding. Not to mention that the "block number" feature comes in handy when you mistakenly give your number to a psychopath.

You also are correct that all calls, GV or not, will show up in your call log. So if you need to keep that clean, it takes discipline to delete those entries.