yes once, Rogues disco in Springwood, Brisbane, after my brothers wedding with a group of mates.
There was an amateur strip contest won by a guy with cerebal palsy, very memorable event.
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yes once, Rogues disco in Springwood, Brisbane, after my brothers wedding with a group of mates.
There was an amateur strip contest won by a guy with cerebal palsy, very memorable event.
yep, been to a few. Always bucks nights, its a must.:D
Sure they are pretty lame and you get over it pretty quick, but its pretty sweet getting a private lap dance from a smokin' chick! :U Do try it.
Fishnet stockinged Downer is the pathetic little dobber. I don't want to vote for either parties, they are both spineless.:~
:oIn a past life I was a stripper!
When the girl is so bored she yawns in the middle of the dance, its boring...Quote:
Originally Posted by Bleedin Thumb
I'm opening a club nxt week. Just finished painting, and putting up the poles.
Free beer to all on opening night. And red wine Too.
It's called Pollies pole dancing. :q
Wasn't a strip club, it was a pub with added entertainment. Met a friend there after work and we were having a calming drink when the night's entertainment started.
As we had only just started our drinks, it would have been against drinker's etiquette to scull and leave (that's my excuse, anyway). We were both gobsmacked :o when the first disrobing lady was someone who we both went to school with (and my friend had actually gone out with...you could just see that he was regretting dumping her).
We noticed that there was a big :2tsup: difference from the girl who used to get blowflies sneakily tied to her waist length hair by those annoying boys at the back of the class....:doh:
I like the way ACA phrases their viewers polls like a loaded question:
Will KRs visit to a strip joint affect his chances of being elected?
You'd have to be an idiot to answer No. (although I'm sure that many will)
It's obvious that some people are going to change their minds about him and thus it will obviously affect his chances, but I reckon the majority will treat it as a non issue, and some such as me will see him as being more human, and more likeable because of it, yet they'll no doubt tout the fact that if there's a vast majority of no votes, it's damaged his reputation.
A more pertinent question would be; Will it affect your vote?
I'm sure they'd get a lot more 'No' votes if that were the question, but then they're obviously fishing for a big yes vote, even from the people who don't care, or who think better of him for it. You'd have to be brain dead to vote no to their question. :rolleyes:
Spent a whole day in a brothel about 25 years ago, installing a card system to keep out unpaid members, insert card in slot, no money, no entry.
The girls didn't give a rats ring about us being there and we weren't offered any freebies, not that I regret it as I am allergic to penicillin:D
As for Kevin, I think it is good to find a human in politics.
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Originally Posted by reeves
I can only imagine... well I can't... but it sounded like a hoot of a night:D :D
You have to learn the language. The yawn means "put more money in the thong please":DQuote:
Originally Posted by Gra
God there has been a lot of sanctimonious crap written about this.
If this wasn't at the public expense then it is none of the public's business.
After all there is a saying in Canberra that federal politics is about middle aged men discovering sex! Apparently the number of parked Comcars in Fyshwyck is of legendary proportions.
So far in this country we have avoided the hypocrisy that occurs in the UK and USA with their so called "sex scandals". I wouldn't care if this was Howard, or any other politician of any other flavour. It's none of my business.
I was taken to one once, but I never watched :wink:
Cheers
Michael
:oShould I comment here... HMMM better not:U:UQuote:
Originally Posted by Iain
Thats what they all say:U:UQuote:
Originally Posted by mic-d
So why is that everybody's so worried about something he did years ago? If it was newsworthy why didn't it make the papers at the time?
Why are people so judgemental about his beliefs. We all want somebody decent to run the country, we have fairly high standards for these guys (higher than we'd expect to be judged by). When the guy speaks about what's dear to him we criticise, when he makes a mistake, we criticise, when he holds firm we criticise.
He's a Christian, he doesn't ram his beliefs down our throats. Let's be a little charitable and let him get on with making a difference to Australia. He's the first decent opposition leader we've had for years, I don't know if he'll make PM, I don't even know if I'll vote for him. I do know he deserves a fair go and let's understand that he's only human.
Oh come on not one bite!:cool: (sunglasses at night...:D )Quote:
Originally Posted by Harry72
Most of us a drinking large quantities of alcohol so we can forget the images you have placed in our brains.