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Hi, In what context did you find this phrase? The term 'pole-dancing' is often used today to describe the dancing that strippers do in strip-clubs, where they swing around on a pole while removing their clothes Such places used to be called 'strip-tease parlours ', but that's a pretty old-fashioned term these days. Clive
- Hi, In what context did you find this phrase?
- The term 'pole-dancing' is often used today to describe the dancing that strippers do in strip-clubs, where they swing around on a pole while removing their clothes Such places used to be called 'strip-tease parlours ', but that's a pretty old-fashioned term these days.
- Clive
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Hi,
In what context did you find this phrase?
The term 'pole-dancing' is often used today to describe the dancing that strippers do in strip-clubs, where they swing around on a pole while removing their clothes
Such places used to be called 'strip-tease parlours', but that's a pretty old-fashioned term these days.
Clive
In what context did you find this phrase?
The term 'pole-dancing' is often used today to describe the dancing that strippers do in strip-clubs, where they swing around on a pole while removing their clothes
Such places used to be called 'strip-tease parlours', but that's a pretty old-fashioned term these days.
Clive
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Exactly fits! Thanks a lot. How didn't I think about it? The people were really talking in old fashion kind of way.
Thanks a lot!
Thanks a lot!
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