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To: Derfla5
Since "strippers" don't perform with microphones and stands on their stage....

I would think that a mike stand would be a reasonable substitute for a pole if the stripper were a pole dancer, as most are today. This does not mean the girl was a stripper, just that the presence or absence of the mike and its stand is no eveidence one way or the other about the girl's performance.

34 posted on 08/29/2006 11:56:54 AM PDT by xkaydet65
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To: xkaydet65

"I would think that a mike stand would be a reasonable substitute for a pole if the stripper were a pole dancer, as most are today."

You're kidding right?


41 posted on 08/29/2006 12:00:47 PM PDT by Derfla5
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To: xkaydet65
I would think that a mike stand would be a reasonable substitute for a pole if the stripper were a pole dancer

Mic stands are usually lightly constructed, with adjustable lengths held by simple friction. If worn even slightly, they are sometimes unable to hold up a microphone where you want it to stay...no chance of holding up a pole dancer.

48 posted on 08/29/2006 12:09:37 PM PDT by EricT. (SpecOps needs to paint the NYT building with a targeting laser.)
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