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mausercat

joined Oct 2012last seen Aug 2014
My roommate was on this board for over a year and then lost his membership. Had trouble getting back on so I am handling his business for him. I am a 5 year old alley cat who lives with him in a humble flat in a Minnesota river town. I know whenever he goes off catting he brings a sketch pad along with his bus ticket. He believes that all the dancers are sweet and innocent wearing hearts of gold beneath their scanty raiment. And he goes to strip clubs because where else can you fall in love with a different lady every night.

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10 years ago
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jackslash
Detroit strip clubs
Stephen Hawking is a 'somewhat of a regular' at California strip club
Stephen Hawking is not the only great physicist to be an enthusiast of the Stepchild of the Arts. The great nuclear scientist Richard Feynman spent most of his time away from the Manhattan Project in strip clubs surrounding the detonation zones in the Great Southwestern Deserts. His adventures and love of humor are detailed in his autobiography, "Surely you're joking, Mr. Feynman."
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11 years ago
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sinclair
Strip Club Nation
Slap A Bitch Thursdays
How about spanking naughty dancers? I can just see it: You can beat our girls; but you can't beat our prices!
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11 years ago
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shadowcat
Atlanta suburb
cat lovers scored higher on intelligence than dog lovers
Obviously, I am a cat lover too. However, the intelligence thing is irrelevant. Cats are smarter than people, and that is all there is to it.
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11 years ago
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shadowcat
Atlanta suburb
The Most Commonly Spoken Language in Each State Besides English and Spanish
A number of the Portuguese were from Cape Verde or other islands as well as Brazil. The French are either Cajuns or Creoles in Louisiana or Quebeckers whose ancestor moved to Northern New England. Maine now has more French speakers than Louisiana. But, in this polyglot world of ours, there are more Lusophones than there are Francophones. The Portuguese were late to give up their empire, and the language emerges in strange places like Goa, India, or Macao, China.
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