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14 years ago
Some of her rants are humorous, but any stripper with the attitude she displays deserves no money, and is best avoided completely. She's eaten up with hatred.
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14 years ago
"Yanks in favor of government-run health care" are enemies of the United States.
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14 years ago
No, LeeH, "the terrorists win" when they "bless" a new mosque at Ground Zero on 9/11/11...
But back to the fun stories of sex in public. Got a HJ during "Pirates of the Caribbean: Black Pearl" at a crowded theater.
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14 years ago
Yes, the timing seems oddly random, and very late. But I have not concluded the women must be lying. Who knows? Nothing is likely to happen to Al over this, as it is... other than the divorce.
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14 years ago
Facts bounce right off of leftists...
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14 years ago
In the great wide open, with some hikers within earshot.
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14 years ago
This is kind of sad, isn't it? Al's old boss engaged in similar behavior (and much worse, including assault and a credible rape allegation), but was always forgiven by some. But when people hear about Al the "crazed sex poodle," their reaction is generally: "ewwww..."
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14 years ago
Strange that he'd post such red-flag stuff...
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14 years ago
Good post, troop. Ironically, the same "media" that would like to see the 2nd amendment abolished don't actually care about the 1st either. Leftists generally HATE for others to offer opinions different from their own. They eschew debate and discussion, and prefer character assassination of their ideological opponents. See the "Journo-List" scandal for recent examples...
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14 years ago
MG's most recent post has a very interesting line:
"IMHO, everyone has an inherent right (not a Constitutional one, since the 2nd Amended refers to a "well-regulated militia", which we don't need anymore) to self-defense."
The constitution and the declaration from which it eventually arose acknowledge that our rights (such as the right to life, including self-defense as MG notes) are indeed inherent ("inalienable"), and NOT from the government.
The 2nd amendment does refer to the militia, as it advises how citizens can protect themselves, their property, and their rights... from the government. The "militia" is explicitly not part of the government, but a protector against oppression from the government.
So, when MG says we don't have a constitutional right to self-defense, there is a logic that could defend such a statement, although it is surely anathema to MG...
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14 years ago
I'd gladly hang at the club with GMD and most of you other guys, but not Dougster. The hatred he has for the dancers is very repulsive.
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14 years ago
A stripper and I were at a hotel (never a charge with her for OTC...that was nice!) and taking a shower together after doing the deed. She just started peeing on both of our feet in the shower...
That did not gross me out, but it was an uncommon experience (happily).
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14 years ago
In simple terms: if you outlaw guns, only outlaws will have guns. (...and you'll be violating the US Constitution...)
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14 years ago
Don't be surprised, georgmicrodong. MG is a leftist, and therefore an enemy of the United States.
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14 years ago
Also, I have the impression that in all states, drinking alcohol while carrying a gun outside one's own domicile is prohibited. Any information to the contrary?
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14 years ago
New Mexico passed a similar law to this.
As in VA, any owner of a restaurant, bar, or club can post a sign banning guns inside.
That would seem to make the establishment owners satisfied, and keep the law in line with constitutional provisions.
However, the establishment owners typically resent that law, because they think having a "no guns allowed" sign will hurt their business.
Would a "no guns allowed" sign actually cause any of you to refuse to patronize a particular establishment?
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14 years ago
Alucard is on-target.
If the dancer can convince me she wants me (...and the Academy Award goes to...), then that is a true turn-on.
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14 years ago
I only go to clubs a few times per month, although I have not been for a few months now. I try to get FS for less than 150 per visit.
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14 years ago
Sounds like a great experience. She may not have "freaked," but you should be able to learn what happened when you see her again.
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14 years ago
I have no interest in being teased.
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14 years ago
Kristen Stewart is completely unattractive, IMHO.
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14 years ago
I'm surprised we haven't seen any mention of "naughty nurse" yet...
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14 years ago
LeBron is a fine guy, the Cavs owner was just whining like a spoiled brat. Very unbecoming public behavior.
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14 years ago
Actually, some of those are funny enough--if the mood is right--she might get a chuckle from them, rather than be annoyed.
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14 years ago
I don't typically call women "baby," even if very familiar and intimate. "Sweetie" is alright, I suppose...
It is funny to me, however, how many Southern women use very familiar terms of endearment with strangers. Go to a restaurant in Texas, and expect to be greeted by your waitress as Sweetie, Honey, Sugar, Darlin' or something similar.