Source: Adult Industry News
By: Myles Shaffer
Myles’ Weekend Adventures: B. J. McNaughty, Lisey Sweet, Reagan Reilly
Bonjour mon amis! Comment ca va? Myles Shaffer here. This column will be about two sexy women and a mention of a third. So, is anybody curious? Then let us move along without any further ado.
But first, I wish to remind everybody of the upcoming Exotic Dancer Gentlemen’s Club Owners Expo at the Hard Rock Hotel and Casino, in Las Vegas, Nevada. The early registration will take place on August 19. The seminars and the tradeshow will be happening on August 20 and 21. And, the Bikini Contest/Pool Party will be held at the Hard Rock Hotel and Casino’s Rehab Pool on August 22.
Friday, June 29, I drove to The Orleans Hotel & Casino, in Las Vegas, Nevada, to eat a big bowl of Louisiana Gumbo at Big Al’s Oyster Bar. (During the trip, I made quick stops in Barstow and Baker, California, and one stop in Jean, Nevada.)
After eating, I went to check into my motel, take a rest, and freshen up.
B. J. Mcnaughty
When it came time, I went to Little Darlings Gentlemen’s Club to say hello to B. J. Mcnaughty and to observe both of her shows of the evening.
For her first performance of the evening, B. J. came onto the stage wearing clown makeup of course. She was also covered with red, yellow, green, and blue balloons which she went around the tip rail popping one at a time in front of each stage side customer. She did this until all of her balloons had been popped. Once all of the balloons had been popped, it was revealed that B. J. Was wearing a white bra that was decorated with red polka dots. The bra also had red breast cups. Along with her bra, B. J. wore a pair of pink ruffled panties. Beneath her panties, she wore a red G-string. In the front of the G-string hung two gold chains. Attached to the chains were several small gold medallions. B. J. wore a pair of slightly above knee-length stockings on her legs. The stockings were covered with various shades of red, yellow, blue, and green horizontal stripes. B. J.’s footwear was a pair of basically white sneakers. The sneakers were covered with gold glitter on their sides inside and out. The right sneaker had a red shoelace, and the left one had a purple shoelace.
B. J. did too many things with too many balloons to mention. It would take up too much space even if I could remember it all.
MS. Mcnaughty brought a volunteer from the audience up onto the stage, sat him in a chair, and tormented him in several fun ways.
B. J. performed her first show of the evening to, “Poppin’,” by Chris Brown, “Twisted,” (DJ Mike wrote that, “Twisted,” was performed by Gorillaz. However, I cannot find anything on the Internet to support that. However, I did find a number under that title performed by Gorilla Zoe featuring Lil Jon. Therefore, I believe that information may be correct.), “Bounce,” by LMFAO, and, “Blow,” by Ke$ha.
When B. J. came onto the stage for her final performance of the evening, she was, of course, again wearing clown makeup. B. J. also wore a black eye mask. She additionally wore a long red wristband on her right arm and a long black wristband on her left arm. Next, she wore a half black, half red, sleeveless jacket. With the jacket, she wore a pair of half black, half red, panties. Beneath her jacket and panties, B. J. wore a red and black bra and a red and black G-string-like thong. All items were practically covered with sequins. B. J. wore the same shoes and stockings for this show that she had worn during her first show.
During this show, B. J. called for two volunteers from the audience. Once the two gentlemen were on the stage, she sat them down in chairs. She then tied them to the chairs with two extremely long, wide, ribbons and proceeded to torment them both in many fun ways. She ended this bit by spanking them both each with a different type of paddle.
This show was ended with a unique twist on cooterball that was completely new to me.
For her version of cooterball, B. J. donned a belt that had a small backboard and basketball hoop in the front. The hoop even have a little white net hanging from it. Little red and blue lights covered the hoop.
B. J.’s final show of the evening was performed to, “Gangsta (From Suicide Squad: The Album),” by Kehlani, “You Don’t Own Me,” by Grace featuring G-Eazy, “Look What You Made Me Do,” by Taylor Swift, “Sucker For Pain,” by Twenty-one Pilots featuring Lil Wayne, and, “Am I A Psycho,” by Tech N9ne.
B. J. did a good job of teasing the tip rail patrons during both of hers shows.
I will not bother to describe B. J.’s hair, because, by her own admission it is forever changing. What I will say is that she has hazel eyes. She is five feet six inches tall and weighs one hundred twenty-five pounds.
B. J. did not know exactly what her measurements were, and I have not been able to find anything on the Internet. So, I will just say that B. J. looks good from head to toe.
B. J. is very friendly, intelligent, and well spoken. And, I should say that the fact that she is the world’s only full-time clown feature entertainer should speak volumes about her wonderful sense of humor. She also enjoys meeting and speaking with her fans.
If anybody might get an opportunity to see B. J. perform and to meet her in person, I would strongly recommend that they should take full advantage of said opportunity. I am certain that they would have a good time.
B. J. can be seen at bjmcnaughty.com She is also on Facebook, Instagram, YouTube, and numerous other places on the Internet.
Reagan Reilly was in the club hanging out with B. J. until after B. J. had finished her first show of the evening. Reagan then had to leave and go to work at another club.
Reagan can be seen at reaganrising.com She is also on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter.
Saturday, June 30, I returned to The Orleans Hotel & Casino for another bowl of Louisiana Gumbo. (I had intended to eat at the Medley Buffet but it was closed until 4PM, and I didn’t have time to wait around for an hour.)
After eating, I went to fill my gas tank. Then I went to tour The Mob Museum.
Once finished with the museum tour, I returned to my motel to rest, take a shower, and change clothes.
Lisey Sweet
After I was finished cleaning up, I went to Centerfolds Cabaret to say hello to Lisey Sweet and to observe both of her shows.
During her first show, Lisey wore a gold necklace around her lovely neck. (Come on now, where else would a young woman wear a necklace than around her neck.) She also wore a gold bracelet on her left wrist and a pair of gold hoop earrings. (Where else would a woman wear earrings than her ears? Never mind. I can think of a few unusual and interesting areas some women wear them myself.) Next, Lisey wore a blue costume that consisted of a bra and a G-string that were connected with a series of straps that wound around her beautiful body and were held together with several gold rings. Lisa’s footwear was a pair of black shoes with stiletto heels and platform soles of moderate height. The shoes were held to Lisey’s pretty feet with a series of straps that started around her ankles.
Lisey preformed this show to, “Look What You Made Me Do,” by Taylor Swift, “Ready For It,” also by Taylor Swift, “Needed Me,” by Rihanna, and, “Bodak Yellow,” by Cardi B.
At the start of her second show, Lisey wore what appeared to be it same jewelry. Next, she wore a cowgirl hat. The crown of the hat and the bottom of the brim were blue and covered with lots of small white stars. The top side of the brim had red and white stripes encircling the crown. Lisey also wore a white string-bikini bra. The right breast cup of the bra was blue with several small white stars, and the left cup was covered with red and white horizontal stripes. Next, Lisey wore a pair of cut-off blue jeans. The jeans were so cut-off, they were almost non-existent. Under her cut-off jeans, Lisey wore a pair of string-bikini panties. The panties had white strings, and the crotch panel was blue with little white stars. Lisey’s footwear was a pair of white open-toed shoes. The shoes laced up their fronts and had spike heels and platform soles.
During this performance, Lisey danced to, “Pretty Woman,” by Van Halen, “Crazy,” by Aerosmith, “Cherry Pie,” by Warrant, and, “Closer,” by 9 Inch Nails.
Lisey has blonde hair and blue eyes. She is five feet six inches tall, weighs one hundred twenty-five pounds, and her sexy-looking body measures 32C-25-35.
I found Lisey to be an intelligent, well spoken, and very friendly lady with a great sense of humor. And if that were not enough, she very much enjoys meeting and speaking with her fans.
Lisey told me that this was her first ever booking as a feature entertainer which was a bit of a surprise to me. I was a little surprised because Lisey performed so well as a lot of somewhat more experienced features I’ve seen over the years.
I believe that with experience, Lisey will continue to improve and will become an excellent entertainer. So, if given the opportunity, the readers should get out of the house and go show her all the support they can. I believe they would enjoy meeting her and watching her perform.
Lisey can be found at liseysweet.modelcentro.com She is also on Flickr, Instagram, Twitter, and many websites across the Internet.
I got three unexpected surprises during this evening. First, I was speaking with two beautiful house dancers when Donnie Stevens approached my table to say hello. Donnie was one of the people that went to breakfast with Gia Nova and I about 4:30, Sunday morning, June 11, last year. A little later, photographer and videographer T. J. stopped to say hello. T. J. was another one of the people who went to breakfast with Gia and I. The third pleasant surprise was that Lisey knew who I was. (While I didn’t think that Lisey and I had ever met before, she thought we might have. Once I got home and checked my records, I discovered that Lisey and I had indeed met at some time in the past probably during one of the AVN Adult Entertainment Expos.)
Okay folks, that will just about do it for now. Let us all meet back here the next time and continue the discussion of beautiful, sexy, entertainers. Until then, everybody stay safe, have a great week, and live life as if there were no tomorrow!
Bonsoir et au revoir,
Myles Shaffer
