Comments by crosscheck (page 4)

^^ Funny then how all these protests always end up with the protestors making blatantly Anti-Semitic comments. They just can't help but say the quiet part out loud. Of course, if they were truly only "Anti-Zionist" rather than Anti-Semitic, then they'd protest outside the Israeli Embassy or Consulate. Instead, they aim their bile towards Jewish groups on campus like Hillel or at any Jewish student they can find. Scratch an "Anti-Zionist" and underneath you'll find an Anti-Semite.

Not really a fan of going to strip clubs in groups.

It's spreading. Here in the Boston area there are now encampments at MIT, Emerson, and Tufts. I'm sure that won't be the end of it. I am truly disgusted.

Ski - I thought that was Birkenstocks.

A pair of Doc Martens boots that have lasted over 12 years in a winter climate. I don't know that I've purchased anything in my life that was more value for money.

Stacey's Mom in the video was none other than...supermodel Rachel Hunter.

A few more I thought of: Discipline - King Crimson Mr. Scary - Dokken Apologies to Pearly - ZZ Top Eruption - Van Halen Elton John - Funeral for a Friend Steely Dan - East St. Louis Toodle Oo

La Villa Strangiato - Rush (especially the live version from Exit: Stage Left) Orion - Metallica Classical Gas - Mason Williams Frankenstein - Edgar Winter Group Fire on High - Electric Light Orchestra

Years ago, I a Cuban dancer in Florida, kept putting her hands around my throat. Each time I reached up and removed them and she would tell me to "relax" and then do it again. It made me think of Inigo Montoya in Princess Bride: "the word you keep saying, I do not think it means what you think it means"

^ Okay, just curious because I've seen it done the other way, and to me there is a big difference between the two. If you tell custies your price upfront, then it's their choice to go forward or not. To me that's not a ROB. Waiting until after the dance to spring the higher price to me IS a ROB. Also, while I understand your saying the most customers ask upfront, I'm of the belief that if a club has posted dance prices, then the customer is entitled to rely on that unless the dancer notifies the customer ahead of time. With posted prices, I do not think it is the customer's responsibility to ask. That's my two cents, or two bucks or however much anyone thinks it's worth.

Let me ask you a question then Molly? Do you tell the customer that your dances are higher per song than the club's standard price as posted or do you just do the dances and then hit the customer with the higher price when it's time to pay?

Techman - topless on stage, although a couple of dancers would flash the goodies if you tipped them. Lapdances I believe are topless or nude with nude being more money and VIP is nude, though I didn't do VIP, I have in the distant past.

All I know is that the clock in my car will finally be the correct time again.

I have zero intention of watching. Bruins and Celtics both on TV tonight.

I'm diabetic so I can't eat the breadsticks anymore. Therefore, I'm out on Olive Garden.

When Cape Cod potato chips first came out, they were only available in New England and I used to ship bags to my uncle in Virginia. When I was in college in Virginia, when coming back to school from Massachusetts, I would bring several boxes of Ellio's Pizza, which were unavailable in Virginia. When Yuengling was not available in Boston, I would bring a couple of cases back from Philadelphia when visiting friends from college there. It's been available here for awhile now, so that's no longer necessary.

Wendy's clarified that what they are considering they are calling "dynamic pricing" as opposed to surge pricing, and that it would lower prices off-peak, but that prices would not be raised when they are busy, so it would result only in lowered prices at some times, but not raised prices. If this is true and accurate, then it should be a win for everyone.

Any escape might help disprove the unattractive truth, but the suburbs have no charms to soothe the restless dreams of youth

I'm guessing you had the 4 jacks at Bally's/Twin River if you hit up Desire shortly afterwards. I used to play there almost every weekend before Encore opened. Haven't been in years.

^ it's getting not so easy to get a pizza for $15 anymore. Food and restaurants in general. I took my brother and nephew to breakfast a few weeks ago after my nephew's hockey game and for 3 people it cost almost $70 with tax and tip. For breakfast. Everything costs more, I don't see why OTC would be any different.

Shailynn - Nuno is a beast. His solo in Get The Funk Out is my personal favorite of his.

For those from Boston/New England: Bradlees Caldor Lechmere

Limelight (Rush, Alex Lifeson) Kid Charlemagne (Steely Dan, Larry Carlton) Return to Serenity (Testament, Alex Skolnick) Reckless (Judas Priest, Glenn Tipton) Time (Pink Floyd, David Gilmour) Another Day (Dream Theater, John Petrucci) That's a handful off the top of my head.

leaded gasoline. I remember when I was a kid it still existed and you had to specifically select/ask for unleaded if that's what you wanted/needed.

Gordon Lightfoot - Sundown. I know it's really about a skanky girlfriend/ex-girlfriend but it's "close enough for hand grenades" as a former colleague used to say.