On the Mark: The strip club epidemic

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First it was cocaine. Then it was steroids. Now it's clear that America's ballplayers have fallen victim to another insidious epidemic.


Contrary to the theory that athletes don't like playing on artificial surfaces, strippers have become the drug of choice for the sporting set.

http://msn.foxsports.com/nba/story/6934222?MSNHPHMA

 

[GreenMonster]

I have know this for years living in Atlanta. The Gold Club was servicing stars in Atlanta and others for years.

 

[MikeO]

The Gold Club ruled!

 

[Skeet84]

Yeah heard about the Gold club alot!!!

 

[Roman529]

Yeah but last I checked cocaine and steroids were illegal, strip clubs and strippers are not. You give a lot of these young clowns money and put them in a bar or club and you shoudn't be shocked when something bad happens.

 

[CharlestonPhan]

I have know this for years living in Atlanta. The Gold Club was servicing stars in Atlanta and others for years.

on my one and only trip there, i ran into former Bills and then Falcons LB Darryl Talley sometime in the early to mid 90's. and he wasn't alone, about a dozen Falcons were there at the time.
needless to say us average joes weren't getting much attention when there were guys throwing NFL coin around in the place. :D

we left to go elsewhere, and ended up "rocking in Atlanta at Tattletales," to quote the Motley Crue song, and had a much better time.

 

[CharlestonPhan]

just remembered that the NY Knicks used to come to Charleston for about 2 weeks to work out before the season began to get away from the NY media.

they used to have Gold Club girls flown in from Atlanta to service the payers. :D