Red light district in London? Does it exist?
By Jang at 2013-08-17 11:45:01
London, UK
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By up they mean there are no longer (as many) prostitutes openly plying their trade on the street and not many drug deals going on in the alleyways. Anyone who used to go to Soho in the 80s will remember what it used to be like, it's now very tourist-friendly and safe. But as I said, there's a few sex shops still tucked away, generally around Brewer Street / Rupert Street but elsewhere too.
By "cleaned up" they mean there are no longer (as many) prostitutes openly plying their trade on the street and not many drug deals going on in the alleyways. Anyone who used to go to Soho in the 80s will remember what it used to be like, it's now very tourist-friendly and safe. But as I said, there's a few sex shops still tucked away, generally around Brewer Street / Rupert Street but elsewhere too.
By up they mean there are no longer (as many) prostitutes openly plying their trade on the street and not many drug deals going on in the alleyways. Anyone who used to go to Soho in the 80s will remember what it used to be like, it's now very tourist-friendly and safe. But as I said, there's a few sex shops still tucked away, generally around Brewer Street / Rupert Street but elsewhere too.
I'm sure there are abundance of haunts for prostitutes these days, although the only one I know for sure (because I commute through the area) is roughly speaking Shacklewell Lane in Hackney. But trust me, someone who's already standing looking for business at 8am so she's got enough cash to obtain a wrap of crack that morning is not somebody you want to put your dick anyplace near.
By "cleaned up" they mean there are no longer (as many) prostitutes openly plying their trade on the street and not many drug deals going on in the alleyways. Anyone who used to go to Soho in the 80s will remember what it used to be like, it's now very tourist-friendly and safe. But as I said, there's a few sex shops still tucked away, generally around Brewer Street / Rupert Street but elsewhere too.
By "cleaned up" they mean there are no longer (as many) prostitutes openly plying their trade on the street and not many drug deals going on in the alleyways. Anyone who used to go to Soho in the 80s will remember what it used to be like, it's now very tourist-friendly and safe. But as I said, there's a few sex shops still tucked away, generally around Brewer Street / Rupert Street but elsewhere too.
You can stumble on Victoria Secrets stores everywhere. Is that not what he's after? Am I being naive?
By up they mean there are no longer (as many) prostitutes openly plying their trade on the street and not many drug deals going on in the alleyways. Anyone who used to go to Soho in the 80s will remember what it used to be like, it's now very tourist-friendly and safe. But as I said, there's a few sex shops still tucked away, generally around Brewer Street / Rupert Street but elsewhere too.
I'm sure there are abundance of haunts for prostitutes these days, although the only one I know for sure (because I commute through the area) is roughly speaking Shacklewell Lane in Hackney. But trust me, someone who's already standing looking for business at 8am so she's got enough cash to obtain a wrap of crack that morning is not somebody you want to put your dick anyplace near.
The internet is the bona fide red light neighborhood these day. Just Google escorts
By "cleaned up" they mean there are no longer (as many) prostitutes openly plying their trade on the street and not many drug deals going on in the alleyways. Anyone who used to go to Soho in the 80s will remember what it used to be like, it's now very tourist-friendly and safe. But as I said, there's a few sex shops still tucked away, generally around Brewer Street / Rupert Street but elsewhere too.
