Comments by bubba267 (page 3)

I second Stevie Ray Vaughn.

The true definition of a spinner....

I don't wear shorts so no worries but man it feels good outside as a hunter. Have you considered some of those hand warmer packets in your shorts pockets? :)

Joe, I don't believe State liquor license requirements would allow free liquor give away. The Follies workaround seemed to be an attempt to meet a food to alchohol sales edict....different than trying to give away instead of selling alchohol. The code Doc quoted would prohibit the BYOB model anyways. At least that's how I interpret all this stuff....

Thanks for the code references Doc. Seems like an attorney could get any charges dismissed not only on the lack of sign but on a patron’s activity/behavior being reasonable based on the establishment selling them the drink. This looks like the City was trying to cutoff the byob model… but I think they’ve messed up trying to ticket patrons. Also, an arrest/citation can’t be legally issued for previous act an informant has allegedly witnessed. An officer must have direct, first hand knowledge.

Delete as I go in case I leave a device open by accident …😂

I've done it several times. Only one less than ideal situation which was the result of staying too long and her and her friend getting too drunk and wild.

Well, I'm glad it was just rain. When I first heard the story I was afraid it was someone jizzing from that upper closed off area...yikes!

Boomer, easier said than done. The amount of revenue generated from the sale of alchohol is much higher than anyone realizes. It could never be replaced by a higher cover charge.

Desert, goldmonger is correct, the City annexed the business then wants to change the operating rules because they are inside the city limits. I think they, Oasis, has a strong defense. Unlike some other clubs that have faced similar challenges, Oasis has virtually no crime increase for the area which is the other argument that cities try to make.

I "earned " a couple of the same tshirts from Crazy Horse back in the day, gave both of them away. They would also give away a cheap porn video in the same deal.

Oh, and viagra... not sure which order.

Prevagon...

Doc, sorry... I've met you. You've got a shot at "talented" but you're screwed, and not in a good way, on the balance of your claims.

Where do you think "tie a board on your ass" came from? Doc..the visual, I spit out my mouthful of drink.

Great to see you guys. Accurate review with the highlight visiting with long lost compatriots.

Never mind. I see this is listed under Platinum which is where I also saw this back near the DJ.

I'm guessing this observation was from the Diamond Club. I think it is a way to say, "I'm special and don't have to sit in the seat like a regular person".

Gold, not to split hairs but I don’t consider an emailed statement as “several quotes “ from their attorney. Best I can tell, Begner, didn’t comment and the author went with a previously issued statement on the topic.. I agree with most of your points but the most powerful, and I believe it supports what I was saying, is the City hasn’t faced the club in court where the facts and arguments could be heard by a judge. The City simply says something is so and expects the club to comply. Mr Bater is spot on.

Dr Evil is probably more equipped to answer but I'm guessing the club felt it had the right to continue operating during whatever appeals and other legal maneuvers it had filed. The article only cited Doraville's position on the matter.

Sounds like you loved it...:))

At least at Follies they were often former dancers who didn’t want the challenges of being a nude dancer but didn’t mind flirting or showing a little to get one to part with a large tip.

Papi, they are calling it "parking" at Diamond. No cover. At Follies Day Shift, they are calling it an "entry fee" I wonder sometimes if management even knows what's being collected by the door folks.

Great to see you yesterday.

And the Shadiw typo was a munchausen thing...