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  • On Mary Carey
    • WASHINGTON - Mary Carey told AVN.com she had so much fun at the Republican fundraiser hosted by President Bush in Washington Tuesday night that she may join his political party. The Kick Ass Pictures contract star attended the event with company president Mark Kulkis, who was invited by the National Republican Congressional Committee (NRCC). Kulkis serves as an Honorary Chairman on the NRCC’s Business Advisory Council, a group of business people who advocate a progressive, pro-business agenda. “I had a lot of fun last night. I loved the NRCC handler they kept around me at all times,” she said. “The first couple events I went to he was just standing around me to make sure I didn’t take pictures with members of Congress.
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    • The other day I was working in a club in New York City (ok, Brooklyn) and the girl next to me was dancing in front of a customer, practically taking nothing off, but saying "titties" and "boobies" and then blatantly asking the customer for more money. The customer felt intimidated and gave her more cash but it was obvious that he felt uncomfortable. Where do girls get off treating customers like that? I mean, customers should be treated with respect because they are paying their hard earned cash to enjoy some of the best female company. All day long they are beaten up by the rat race, and now they need to unwind. And with all the entertainment options out there (TV, DVDS, movies, sports), they chose you. So you should be grateful and treat stripping as the art form that it is. So, how should you treat a customer? The easiest thing you can do is smile and listen. Yes, it is that simple but so few girls do it!
  • Cabaret Concerns In Missouri
    • JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. - In a flurry of late-night deal making, the majority of the anti-adult business provisions of House Bill (HB) 353 were written into HB 972, "Intoxication-Related Traffic Offenses," by the state Senate, which it then passed just before midnight Thursday. Then the revised bill was sent back to the House, which passed that amended bill just after noon today. "We got so screwed by so many people that made promises that didn't keep them," reported Nellie Symm-Gruender, a Missouri retailer and part of the adult industry lobbying team that was tracking the legislation, which first saw life as Senate Bill 32. "They stripped it off of 353 because all the prosecutors were very nervous about having this on a crime bill because of something we have in Missouri called the Hammerschmidt decision," Symm-Gruender continued, "and Hammerschmidt basically says, if an amendment is not germane to the subject of the bill, it can be overturned. So what happened last night, he attached it to a DUI bill."