CalvinH

I was in Thursday night and had the privilege of seeing an amazing, sultry, sexy dancer on stage. She came out for her second set wearing a black-and-white polka dot dress, and was more than happy to reveal that she wasn't wearing any panties on underneath. I wish I had caught her name, but it sounded a bit like Lisa and she had long, dark hair in twisty curls. I would have enjoyed making her acquaintance, but unfortunately she was never free when I was. Perhaps next time.

She continued blogging for some time after retiring and it was nice to see how well things were going for her as she pursued her passion. Unfortunately, she stopped posting in May after her dog was attacked. I hope she was able to get her the care she needed and that they're all doing well.

I think that strip clubs are definitely under pressure zoning-wise. I doubt that you'll see land zoned in city cores for new clubs; and as land becomes more valuable for development, you'll see downtown clubs shut down. Strip clubs are also facing market-share pressure as new "entertainment" options, especially those online become available. The question is will they be able to survive with their new, decreased market-share in the long-term? Personally, even with other options available, I still like strip clubs. For one, they're one of the few places where one can feel comfortable going out in 'public' all by oneself. Second, it's a huge ego boost to have beautiful young woman approaching you and asking if they can join you. And I actually like the fact that contact is limited. There's no rush to a "main event", rather you can experience all sorts of wonderful and creative stimulations. Finally, with one night out, you can have all sorts of wonderful variety... or find a favourite and spend lots of quality time with her.

I believe Claridge bought the parking lot a few years ago and has plans for at least two condo towers there. The surveyors could also have been doing some work for the LRT.