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14 years ago
He definately pulled out too soon.
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14 years ago
Is TUSCL turning into Dear Abbey? Enjoy them both.
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14 years ago
I don't see any need for reviewing by Founder. We all have enough experience and common sense to be able to distinguish BS reviews.
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14 years ago
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rickduganVerified and Certifiable Super-Reviewer
Gotta agree with Clubber
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14 years ago
I'm sure we will be hearing from MrG soon.
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14 years ago
The difference between you and me is that I think the best thing for the greater public good is individual freedom and responsibility. You seem to think best thing for the greater public good is what you determine it to be.
PrimO, your above comment states that one of the best things for the greater public good is individual responsibility.
Do you really think it is responsible to publically expose non smokers against their will to the harmful effects of your public activity?
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14 years ago
You mock living in a society where majprity rules. Do you really prefer minority rules?
If smokers are so outraged at losing their personal freedoms, why don't they petition for legislation to change the local laws regarding private clubs? I am sure that the tobacco industry and enough of the public would support it.
After all, we are a democracy. Stop bitching and make a change.
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14 years ago
I AM RESPONDING IN ALL CAPS IN HONOR OF TODAY BEING ALL CAPS DAY.
PRIMO,
CONGRATULATIONS ON MISSING MY POINTS. OHIO LAW DOES ALLOW FOR SMOKING IN PUBLIC PLACES AS LONG AS CERTAIN CRITERIA ARE MET. THE SAME GOES FOR PRIVATE CLUBS.
COMPARING EXOTIC DANCING TO SMOKING IS AN UTTERLY RIDICULUS ARGUEMENT. SMOKING IS HARMFUL AND DEADLY. WHAT PART OF THAT DO YOU NOT UNDERSTAND. PUBLIC POLICY IS TO PROTECT THE PUBLIC AT LARGE, IT IS NOT PERFECT, BUT FEW GOVT ENDEAVORS ARE.
IF SMOKERS ARE SO UPSET OVER THE PERCEIVED DISCRIMINATION AGAINST THEM THEY ARE MORE THAN ABLE TO LEGISLATE CHANGE. THAT MAY BE DIFFICULT THOUGH BECAUSE THEY ARE A MINORITY.
IF SMOKERS WANT A PLACE TO SMOKE IN PUBLIC, THEY CAN OPEN AN ESTABLISHMENT IN ACCORDANCE WITH THEIR LOCAL LAWS. OR IF THEY DO NOT LIKE THEIR LOCAL LAWS THEY ARE FREE TO MOVE.
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14 years ago
And, brcause I have a little too much free time today. Can someone explain to me why a smokers perceived right to pollute my air in public, is any different than my daughter and her friends right to wear large hats in public, that may pollute someones line of vision. Maybe nonsmokers should wear large hats and sit in front of smokers at sporting events. Each would be excercising their rights as they see it. Oh, wait a minute, my daughter and her friends have been raised to be considerate of others.
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14 years ago
In addition, are you truly smoking because you like it, or because you are addicted?
It seems most people I know that smoke, want to quit but can't.
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14 years ago
And in a free country, non smokers should be allowed to use public places without others infringing upon their health and well being.
If smokers want a place to congregate for eating and drinking, our system allows for that. It is called a private club.
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14 years ago
I think the pros of legalization far outweigh the cons.
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14 years ago
You probably had spinach in your teeth.
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14 years ago
It would be pretty hot IMO to be in a room full of Asian Playboy Bunnies.
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14 years ago
One thing that has always amused me about the smokers who insist upon smoking anywhere they want, oblivious to the non-smokers wish to have clean air, is that many smokers will not smoke in their homes or in their enclosed cars, rather they go outside or keep the car windows down to avoid the smoke.
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14 years ago
So that's why John Lennon wrote "I Am The Walrus".
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14 years ago
Strippers aren't they only women cheating on husbands. They just do it for different reasons.
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14 years ago
Even after a shower, they couldn't make a clean getaway.
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14 years ago
I have met several strippers that appear to have more intellect than a lot of the posters to TUSCL.
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14 years ago
For some reason, I think it is kind of "creepy" that some can not appreciate some of the non SC discussions on this board. Are they that wrapped up in their fantasies or SC culture that they can not discuss harmless topics?
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14 years ago
Rick's advertises $2 Tuesdays in some of their clubs where drinks are $2 all day. This promo is probably to build business after midnight on a Tuesday, which for most clubs is a dead time. You will probably get full length dances from some pretty unattractive women.
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14 years ago
GMD,
I agree with your comments. My daughter plays lacrosse. It is a great sport.
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14 years ago
Two possible answers,
It's because we Americans are enlightened enough to prefer football over hockey.
Or, I do not think the difference is as great as you may think. SC experiences appear to be regional. We have conservative and liberal regions here in the US just as you do in Canada.
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14 years ago
You should probably call them as often as you can.
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14 years ago
I do not have a wide variety of good clubs in my area to allow for variety, so I try to vary review by time of day.