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July 9, 2008  •  Vol. 15, Issue 190

The place is in the back of a gas station off the highway. Yes, its a redneck bar; but not so much that most anybody wouldn't feel at ease/comfortable here. Looks like everybody is a local though. Mostly white guys (20 or so) of various ages; 2-3 black guys. The dancers were all white; about 5 on a Friday night. 2 girls (desire and lexus) are solid 8's and would do well at most clubs. The other girls had significant flaws (mostly being overweight).
Several pool tables along the bar. The one stage is to the right of the place; there aren't a lot of chairs available (and they are folding chairs), so get there early or you'll have to stand. Place is only open on Thurs/Fri/Sat. 7dollar cover, 3dollar beer. Stage area looks like it was decorated by whoever did the old Outer Limits outside of Hattiesburg.
Dances are ~3 song sets; early in the night, there is dead time between girls, but less so as business picks up. Dances are done in private areas. The stage dances are very aggressive; best $1 I've ever spent. Private dances are not as lame as I was led to believe by the previous post.

This is the quintessential redneck bar (and I mean that as a compliment) with a dance club contained within it. Although I was clearly a stranger in a place where everyone else knew each other, it was a very friendly atmosphere. Everyone was clearly there just to have a good time. There were 5 dancers, 4 white + 1 AA. All were reasonably attractive, 6-8 on a not-too-critical scale. One was a bit large for me, but was well-proportioned and I expect that some would find her quite attractive. I guess that there were 10-15 customers. The dancers gave everyone personal attention during their stage dances, even leaving the stage to dance for everyone individually. If you go, carry plenty of $1 and expect to tip at least once/dance. Trust me, for the attention they give you, it is a great deal and the dancers deserve the tips. The direct contact and attention at the tip rail was exceptional.

They have private dances - $25 for one, $40 for two, etc. – in closed rooms. I had 2 private dances with 2 different dancers and both were surprisingly tame (not lame, just tame) considering the on-the-floor contact that I experienced. I did notice a pencil-small camera in the room (not sure if it was connected). It could have been that, it could have been that they didn’t know me, or it could have just been the norm. I didn’t feel cheated, but I would probably skip the private dances if I went back.

Overall, this is a great place to spend a few hours. Go to have fun and you will definitely enjoy yourself.

Hours: Open Thur-Sat, dancing starts at (or shortly after) 9 pm with is a $7 cover charge. I understand they have “poker night” on Thursdays (I went on a Friday) with proceeds to a charity.

Directions: TUSCL location is a bit off. It is at the intersection of US 28 and MS 552 in Copiah County. It is about 25 miles west of Hazelhurst on US 28 and a similar distance east of Fayette on the same highway. Google maps couldn't find "pleasant Hill" in Copiah County (found one in north MS); alternatively, you can look up "Union Church, MS" which is 5 miles further west on US 28. When driving on US 28, look for "Pleasant Hill Grocery" on the north side of the highway at MS 552. Bo's is in the basement; entry is in the back. There are a couple of pool tables in the bar area.