NowOrNever

Actually, I started going to Montreal and its club, Taboo, in 2006. Its private dances were $6.00 each at that time. I don't know what other clubs like Campus may have charged.

What is the price for a lap dance in Montreal's gay clubs nowadays? When I first started going, 25 years ago, it was $6.00 per dance. I'd usually stay for three and pay the dancer $25.00. I'll bet that today, prices have soared. I wouldn't be surprised if a single dance cost $20.00-$25.00!

"TOO MUCH skin..." Pffft! I'll be the judge of that, (Thanks for the links to the photos and videos, gentlemen!)

Thanks for all the replies, gentlemen.

Thanks for all the replies, gentlemen.

The written review on RM claimed he was not into kissing, sucking, or rimming. This would turn off many potential clients, I imagine, if they knew about such limitations in advance. I'd never hire anyone who refused to kiss and suck. I might as well stay home and catch up on laundry, LOL.

He was charming, laid-back, friendly and accommodating. I was very pleased.

Rogue Status and Gabriel Clark.

"The Bar Taboo team has made the decision to close its doors for an undetermined period, to limit the risk of spreading COVID-19 among our clients, friends and employees. We will keep you up-to-date about all developments and about our reopening. We warmly thank you for your faithfulness and support, and wish for you to remain safe and well. In hopes of seeing you again as soon as possible, BAR TABOO." You cannot directly translate, word to word, from French to English, but this is what the message says.

For those who appreciate sexy smokers, there's another thread like this, devoted to smoking hunks, in the fetish forum. Just a heads up for anyone who's interested.

You can refrain from using them, I hear.

Hey Mike, I totally agree with your negative assessment of AW's behavior. Even if the FA knew he was being filmed (and it seems improbable that he could have missed the cellphone propped up beside him), AW's uploading the video to the internet without consent would be an egregious, unethical act. Why do something that you KNOW would very likely wreak havoc on someone's life? It's not like AW lacks for partners who are WILLING to have their sex scenes with him distributed for all the world to see. Sadly, there are egotistical and unethical types everywhere, who simply do not consider other human beings.

Yes, the FA should have refrained from having sex on the plane, while wearing his uniform and with his identification badge in plain sight. Yes, the airline was within its rights to fire him. Yes, he was not thinking (at least with his "bigger" head) and behaved irresponsibly. Yes, he made a really dumb mistake. It's in many message forums all over the internet. It's curious to see how many critics take the upmost glee in heaping endless scorn upon him for making a dumb, human mistake. As the old saying goes, "He who is without sin...."

Sadly, the entire internet is rife with posters (safe behind their keyboards and cloaked in anonymity) with a curious, desperate need to elevate themselves (at least in their own minds) by denigrating others. If you point out their gratuitous antagonism, they go on the attack and react with instantaneous and relentless fury, desperate to avoid examining the reasons behind their aberrant behavior. They arouse my pity, actually. Going through life being that miserable must be painful.

I'd still do him. If his film work is any indication at all (and I know that it's not, not necessarily), he and I share many interests in common.