A Serious Legal Question

6 comments

• Yoda

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  15 years ago

  LOL, who says it's not an "entertainment area"? That would most likely be determined by local authorities.
• OneAngryDwarf

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  15 years ago

  Dunno about legal issues, but maintenance and cleaning costs would likely be astronomical, hence why no club (that I'm aware of) has one. That's not to say it's not something I wouldn't like to see.
• txtittyfan

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  15 years ago

  It would probably depend on the license and if it was operated as a separate entity. St James has a pool in Houston, although I have never seen it used. Since it is nicknamed "The Church" I always assumed it was for baptizing dancers.
• SuperDude

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  15 years ago

  Sounds like something Chandler or Chitownlawyer could handle for the appropriate legal fee. May have to convert the SC to a private membership club to get around ordinances. Of course the patron pays his membership on an installment plan by paying cover each time he enters--or there may be other ways to do this.
• gatorfan

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  15 years ago

  Is there an easement receding through the philanthropical pylons? Other than that situation, it is completely absurd.
• harrydave

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  15 years ago

  Real story here. My GF go to a party at a club in Tempe AZ. It's a swinger party, but it's a regular bar, so everybody is encouraged to behave so there is no problem with LE. AT around 11PM they open a downstairs room for just the swingers. We tag along. The room has a small bar, a few tables and some benches along the wall, and a big hot tub. In a few minutes, about 6 of the ladies, including my GF are in the hot tub, and a little girl-girl play unfolds. The guys are happy too. This goes on for maybe a half hour, then the ladies get out, dry off, and get dressed, and the evening continues. So, it does exist.