Pole on bar in disco

**Fun2ForU** · 03-07-2008, 02:40 AM

ok, so someone PLEASE tell me I heard wrong! I heard that the pole on the bar in the disco was removed?

**Face Down** · 03-07-2008, 07:33 AM

You heard right....which sucks! I guess they had one to many take a header to the floor or behind the bar.

**dulcecorazon26** · 03-07-2008, 10:53 AM

They do put out a portable pole with its own platform. The poll is only as tall as the highest you can reach . . . does that make sense? I will put a pic up, I know I took several pics of me on it, the ladies on it. .. . you get my jist.

**MaryW** · 03-07-2008, 12:15 PM

Yep...the bar pole is gone and while it wasn't very safe neither is the stage pole that they use. It's ok for holding on and wiggling around but unless you are fairly adept at pole dancing, it flexes a lot and the stage itself can tip over!

It's really a shame and so far there are no plans to replace it in any way.

**Fun2ForU** · 03-07-2008, 01:38 PM

Thanks for letting me know. Thats a Platinum Stage Pole. I have one of those in my livingroom, & love it. Thats actually better....the pole on the bar was not "real pole girth". They are safe, but they do have limits on them, but I have used it in my back yard and my neighbor who is 6' 230 lbs on it and it wiggled a bit but never once tipped over. They would have been better off putting in a permament one, they are safer and can handle everything....but I can live with that. Im a happy girl again! Did they splurge and get the spinner on it or no?

**dulcecorazon26** · 03-07-2008, 01:47 PM

Originally Posted by Fun2ForU

Thanks for letting me know. Thats a Platinum Stage Pole. I have one of those in my livingroom, & love it. Thats actually better....the pole on the bar was not "real pole girth". They are safe, but they do have limits on them, but I have used it in my back yard and my neighbor who is 6' 230 lbs on it and it wiggled a bit but never once tipped over. They would have been better off putting in a permament one, they are safer and can handle everything....but I can live with that. Im a happy girl again! Did they splurge and get the spinner on it or no?

Spinner? hugh? lol I don't know what that is. . . I will say there were 3 women on that pole, one of them was me. So I will say it was pretty sturdy. The only brought it out on fetish night when I was there. I think the kinks were using it earlier. . . .

**Fun2ForU** · 03-07-2008, 11:41 PM

spinner meaning does the pole spin freely with the dancer. I am sure it doesnt...but thats why all the dancers look so good at strip clubs...all they do it get on, they stike a pose and the movement of getting on the pole makes it spin...a spinning pole makes moves look more gracefull.

**CopNkitten** · 03-08-2008, 12:37 AM

You look pretty graceful on the pole on that pic on your posting.
Paul....

**MaryW** · 03-08-2008, 12:51 AM

It does not have the spinning mode on it. It's actually had quite a bit of wear and tear but it's still functional. When I was there it was only used on the stage in the dining room but they may move it around now that they don't have one in the disco.

If you did any moves with lateral spin/force it will tip. They had to put 6 sandbags on it for me to use it for my show last year and it still slipped and tipped a few times. It depends on what kind of pole work you do.

**wade07** · 03-08-2008, 07:51 AM

mary they do take it to the disco some times, i work there

**midwestguy672** · 03-08-2008, 09:37 AM

Do we have to request that the ECs bring it over to the disco, or will it just appear there on some nights?

**Fun2ForU** · 03-08-2008, 11:49 AM

I request it be there every night! pretty please

**dulcecorazon26** · 03-10-2008, 07:22 AM

My pole experience was in the disco. . . in case I didn't mention, no spinner or sandbags, lol.

I think the kinks were using it earlier . . . for fetish night and we were only happy to play on it.