This week's Offshore Technology Conference marks what is perhaps the most lucrative time of year for Houston's adult entertainment industry, one important enough to merit its own entry in the vocabulary section of former Houston Chronicle reporter-slash-erotic-dancer Sarah Tressler's infamous Diary of an Angry Stripper blog.

With an opening day that featured video games and Hooters Girls, the OTC booths on the trade floor at Reliant Park unapologetically cater to the dude-heavy demographic of the conference.

In the evenings, the city's adult entertainment community keeps the party going — remember when Caroline Gallay scouted for hookers one OTC? — and for the past week, Tressler's been posting words of encouragement to her fellow entertainers on her @AngryStripper Twitter feed.

"#OTCHouston officially starts tomorrow, but those oil and gas dudes are probably in town tonight," she tweeted Sunday. "Houston strippers, START YOUR ENGINES."

On Monday, it was down to brass tacks — music selections. "Can anyone think of any #OTCHOUSTON appropriate songs?" Tressler asked. "I mean, besides Smoke on the Water?"

Suggestions from Tressler's nearly 7,000 followers ranged to rock classics like ZZ Top's "Heaven, Hell, or Houston" and the Stone's "Paint It Black" to a number of new metal tracks like "Gasoline" by South Africa's Seether and System of a Down's "Toxicity."

Tressler's top pick, thus far? Billy Joel's "We Didn't Start the Fire."

While she kindly told CultureMap she wasn't doing interviews at this time, Tressler's tweets reveal several projects on the horizon including a mobile app. If we read into Friday's tweet, "Finalizing the cover for the Diary of an Angry Stripper :)" it also appears a book deal is already in the works.