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Started by pampChefLady , Oct 14 2004 04:02 PM

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Poll: Which description fits the lingerie store you'd allow on Sutter Street? (43 member(s) have cast votes)

Which description fits the lingerie store you'd allow on Sutter Street?

A lingerie shop of any kind isn't appropriate on Sutter Street. (2 votes [4.65%])
Percentage of vote: 4.65%
A classy, discreet lingerie store only, please. (10 votes [23.26%])
Percentage of vote: 23.26%
A classy, discreet front room with a backroom that sells "novelty" items but not X-rated stuff is fine. (7 votes [16.28%])
Percentage of vote: 16.28%
Any kind of lingerie with a backroom that sells "novelty" items but not X-rated stuff is fine. (5 votes [11.63%])
Percentage of vote: 11.63%
A classy, discreet front room with an X-rated backroom that sells S&M stuff, videos and such is fine. (13 votes [30.23%])
Percentage of vote: 30.23%
Any kind of front room with an X-rated backroom that sells S&M stuff, videos and such is fine. (6 votes [13.95%])
Percentage of vote: 13.95%

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#16 pampChefLady

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Posted 15 October 2004 - 10:03 AM

QUOTE(tessieca @ Oct 15 2004, 06:56 AM)

But, what does "discreet" mean? Would that mean curtains on the windows? Would it mean that Cyber only goes in disguise to buy his sexy lingerie?

Well, I'm picturing some really nice shops, one in Portland and another that you can read descriptions of at the following link:
http://sanfrancisco....530___review__1

Basically, I want something that'll appeal to upscale, modest shoppers, not Frederick's storefronts or the huge thong-exhibition posters outside of Victoria's Secrets (which I don't mind shopping in, mind you, I just don't like being bombarded with photos of people IN the lingerie before I even enter the store!). It's hard to describe, and definitely subjective... best I can do.

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#17 Erika

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Posted 15 October 2004 - 10:47 AM

QUOTE(pampChefLady @ Oct 15 2004, 10:03 AM)

Basically, I want something that'll appeal to upscale, modest shoppers, not Frederick's storefronts or the huge thong-exhibition posters outside of Victoria's Secrets (which I don't mind shopping in, mind you, I just don't like being bombarded with photos of people IN the lingerie before I even enter the store!). It's hard to describe, and definitely subjective... best I can do.

If I had a body like them then I would place my picture in the store front.

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#18 Cloud9

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Posted 15 October 2004 - 08:37 PM

Victorian times are long gone....

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#19 Adamal

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Posted 15 October 2004 - 10:20 PM

QUOTE(Cloud9 @ Oct 15 2004, 08:37 PM)

Victorian times are long gone....

You know the funny part. Sex toys and such "X-rated" devices where at their height during the Victorian age.

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#20 Cloud9

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Posted 15 October 2004 - 10:37 PM

QUOTE(Adamal @ Oct 15 2004, 10:20 PM)

You know the funny part. Sex toys and such "X-rated" devices where at their hight during the Victorian age.

In public?

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#21 pampChefLady

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Posted 20 October 2004 - 09:52 AM

Well, based on the poll results, it looks like Folsom is as divided on this as the nation is on politics...

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#22 Cloud9

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Posted 21 October 2004 - 08:23 PM

It's 20 to 15 so far.... on the side of the store.... actually only 1 is against the store on Sutter.

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#23 Hilscher1

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Posted 21 October 2004 - 09:02 PM

Techincally the room at evangalines you have to be 18 to go into im not sure but i think you only have to be 18 to buy any x rated type movie,toy,game i know they say 21 and over on some but i think that pertains to other some other countrys and maybe a few states. Ill look into it later.

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#24 Adamal

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Posted 21 October 2004 - 10:57 PM

QUOTE(Cloud9 @ Oct 15 2004, 10:37 PM)

In public?

Of course not.

Do you know what I find really funny. The vibrator was invented for doctors as a time saving device. The reason it was for the doctor is because stimulating a woman to orgasim was a cure for hysteria. They didn't think of female orgasms as sexual during the period.

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#25 Cloud9

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Posted 22 October 2004 - 08:16 PM

I'm sure some of the slicker women of that time period came down with perpetual hysteria....

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#26 Adamal

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Posted 22 October 2004 - 09:16 PM

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I'm sure some of the slicker women of that time period came down with perpetual hysteria....

Well I guess they were coming in enough that the doctor needed a time saving device.

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#27 Erika

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Posted 22 October 2004 - 09:35 PM

QUOTE(Adamal @ Oct 21 2004, 10:57 PM)

Of course not.

Do you know what I find really funny. The vibrator was invented for doctors as a time saving device. The reason it was for the doctor is because stimulating a woman to orgasim was a cure for hysteria. They didn't think of female orgasms as sexual during the period.

It's very funny to see some ads that they ran in the Sear's catalog. They had vibrators advertised for women along with irons, etc.

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#28 Cloud9

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Posted 22 October 2004 - 09:53 PM

QUOTE(Adamal @ Oct 22 2004, 09:16 PM)

Well I guess they were coming in enough that the doctor needed a time saving device.

I wonder what they did for electricity.... a kite?

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