Where are BSW at in charleston
I'm coming to Charleston for weekend and was curious about BSW and where they be at. All heard so far is about is WSW.
Where are the streetwalkers at nowadays
I'm looking for them help me out.
You are completely right sir.
[QUOTE=JohnStillBored;2066815]To be completely fair, Mt. P cops and residents alike (for the most part) don't like to admit ANY crime goes on East of the Cooper in their hallowed city. One of the funniest things I've seen in my life was a local real estate board that I used to frequent exploding in debate when someone posted a link to a story about a guy who had a provider come to his Mt. P home, refused to pay for her services after the deed was done and got shot to death in his own front yard by her *ahem* manager.
The two sides of the debate were essentially "See? This DOES happen over there!" vs "That happened far up on 17, it HARDLY counts as Mt. Pleasant.".
The more common stories about our hobby in Mt. Pleasant have to do with nosy neighbors wondering why so many guys come and go from that one house down the street. They call the cops, or whatever, and the next thing you know News 2 is doing a story about a soccer mom massage parlor or some such nonsense and making it a bad idea to go on BP for a few weeks. This is where I would normally get on my Libertarian soap box and spout off about victimless crimes but I will digress. It's hardly the forum for it and I feel like I'd be preaching to the choir anyway.[/QUOTE]JSB,
You are completely correct. It's not just the cops. Most of the residents of Mt. Pleasant probably feel the same way. And to be fair, it is not North Chuck or Summerville. I think property values in Mt. Pleasant are generally higher than they are in other parts of our little megalopolis with the exception of peninsular Charleston and Daniel Island. People invested money in their little piece of God's green earth and they want those values to stay high or rise. You can't blame them really. But on the other hand, why should a guy have to leave his community to get his rocks off?
One thing that I find interesting is that the N. Chuck cops seem to have pretty much cleaned up the streetwalkers from Remount Rd. in N. Chuck. And then what do we see opening up there? An AMP. Maybe I'm wrong, but I have to think that the city fathers of N. Chuck allowed that to happen so the streetwalkers would stay gone.
So if the Mt. Pleasant city council don't want to see streetwalkers on Coleman Boulevard, they should either loosen up regarding BP advertisers or allow the Koreans to open an AMP in Town Center. :)
LexLuther.
When will authorities shut down an AMP
[QUOTE=Checkeredd;2067132]You raise a good point; certain establishments / activities are allowed to operate in certain areas, but not others. It would be nice if a municipality could be honest enough to state what it is allowed and what will be shut down, rather than simply tolerating a degree of businesses providing certain services. At what point would those types of businesses be considered to have crossed the line?[/QUOTE]As others have indicated here, word gets out. So I think that in most municipalities, the authorities will probably tolerate a place where a customer can get a nice massage and a happy ending (HJ). But I think when it goes beyond that that comes to the attention of authorities, they will often act to shut down the establishment. I'm pretty sure that would be the case in Mt. Pleasant. They just don't want whorehouses in their jurisdiction.
Oh, and bite me SandMan.
LexLuther.