SAN ANTONIO - Topless dancers in San Antonio will have a little more to wear after the city council on Friday ordered them to carry permits while performing.
The council, attempting to curb the number of clubs in the city, also banned nude dancing and "lap dancing" and ordered performers to keep a decent distance from patrons, drawing a vow from clubs to fight the restrictions in court.
The rules, similar to regulations adopted in Houston and other U.S. cities, require dancers stay at least 3 feet from club patrons and wear the $50-permits while working. The driver's license-sized permits may be attached to dancers' G-strings, or to bracelets around their ankles.
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Topless dancers are picked on and pushed around because of how they make a living.
Might as well stay home and watch a video.
The council, attempting to curb the number of clubs in the city, also banned nude dancing and "lap dancing" and ordered performers to keep a decent distance from patrons, drawing a vow from clubs to fight the restrictions in court.
The rules, similar to regulations adopted in Houston and other U.S. cities, require dancers stay at least 3 feet from club patrons and wear the $50-permits while working. The driver's license-sized permits may be attached to dancers' G-strings, or to bracelets around their ankles.
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Topless dancers are picked on and pushed around because of how they make a living.
Might as well stay home and watch a video.
~TheDoc - ICQ7765825
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