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Stuart Legg


Post  Posted 28 May 2017 10:45 pm    
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A steel playing friend invited us to come hear their band for the first time so Bo and I went.
I won't mention the names of the persons and place out of respect for my friends.
I had the misfortune of having a strong sudden irresistible erg to take a dump.
I made dust clouds as walked across the floor to the bathroom and wadded through toilet paper a God only knows puddles.
I put a whole roll of toilet paper on the commode seat before I sat down and then I notice all the graffiti on the walls.
I noticed the music sounded better in there than it did on the dance floor.
Seemed like something I should research.
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Stuart Legg


Post  Posted 29 May 2017 12:11 am    
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I was on a commode not at my PC so I could only contemplated the sound qualities in terms of something somewhat less than a big worksheet of mathematical conclusion not withstanding the creative graffiti distractions.
I leaned over to wipe and while in that position I notice something written in small letters you could hardly see on the floor.
A very humbling experience considering my less than ingratiating circumstance when I read "you are now sh ting at a 45 degree angle"
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Tony Oresteen


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Georgia, USA
Post  Posted 29 May 2017 10:14 am    
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Rules For Visiting Questionable Honky Tonks & Houses of Ill Repute:

1. Make sure you have cleared your lower digestive track at least 2 hours prior to departure.

2. Leave all valuables at home - rings, wallets, CC, etc.

3. Take only enough cash for the night (no bill large than a $10), driver's license (preferably a good fake with an alias), & cell phone. No CC. Keep cash split up in multiple pockets.

4. Make sure you have your bail bondsman's number in your phone.

5. Never go alone. Always bring a big healthy friend.

6. Always look for a secondary exit from the establishment.

7. Always sit with your back to a wall. Try to be 3 steps from the door.

8. Drink only domestic bottled beer with a twist off cap and order it with the cap on. Order two at a time; keep one as a field expedient hand grenade.

9. Always depart early - well before the encore.

10. Never, ever let anyone take pictures of yourself in the establishment. Ditto for selfies.

11. Staff whose name tags read "Angel", "Sapphire", "Brandy", "Lola","Candy", or "Bambi" most likely have a different name on their birth certificate.

12. Upon departure always make a phone call from a nearby church.
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David Weisenthal

 

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Arizona, USA
Post  Posted 29 May 2017 10:34 am    
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Good reading guys. I may steal that 45 degree idea for my jobs stall. Laughing
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