Why to go

From the story it looks like the poor guy may have passed out, drunk, and died from alcohol shock. Hard to tell.

I'm surprised that charges won't be levied against the club, which is obviously where he purchased and over-consumed the alcohol. Bartenders nation-wide are responsible for going out of their way to avoid serving people who are unreasonably intoxicated; I'm sure Florida's no different.

Not that I support (or oppose) that type of rule for bartenders; just think it's probably going to be the case that it applies, in this instance.

I agree with book guy. The clubmight get in serious trouble. A bar here was shut down for weeks because a man left there and got crashed his car. You cant serve a "visually Intoxicated person". Which is a hard call for the bartenders.

Although criminal charges may not be filed against the club for allowing over-consumption of alcohol, the family always has the right to file civil charges. I probably would in this instance. Any input on this subject chitown?

But, <cum> to think of it...... I don't think I would be too unhappy 'passing on' to my maker in a SC. After all, I've lived SCs these past three years! My family might take a lessor view of it though. LOL

I think it all depends on which strip club, which dancer, what level of service ...

Bones: Your TUSCL family would be proud of you. Probably have evilcyn preside over your wake.

trojangreg - You all have to know one thing up front. There is one member here that I have placed on my death notification list, upon my devise. Most everybody probably can guess who that is. So, when my time <cums>, you'll all know why I ain't posting anything anymore!

As far as <evilcyn>, I would be proud if she would say a few words on my behalf, but please hon, don't be in any hurry. Please???? :-) Now, let's get on with business.