My experience with a strip club in madison in 04 was...tame. Few women. Most attractive in a soft busty sort of way. The usual sort of hair metal mixed with a touch of pop. Surprisingly low key approach. I think only one woman tried to hustle up a dance. There was alcohol, so I may misremember. I do remember coming out with far more money than I anticipated.What was it like?I was 12. My dad was partners in a t-shirt printing business. It was central Wisconsin so it wasn't like TV or the movies.Different times perhaps. The 90s/early 00s were a bit crazy. Dot com money, real estate money, and the usual cast of hollywood and athletes.mm. I didn't go to my first strip club until 02, I think, and it wasn't very fun. I haven't started going to them regularly until relatively recently, and even then I only go to a friend's place.This was not Madison, this was outside of Marshfield.
Way more frightening then tame.
freehold now has more questions.
Like...a lot of important questions...
*SIGH*
Looks like:
(1) New backyard neighbors own a dog
(2) New backyard neighbors didn't bother with a simple fence check before letting said dog loose in their new back yard
On the bright side, the dog is not an "attack cats on sight" type.
On the other hand, with both cats outside and trapped on leashes, having strange dogs show up in my yard is quite irritating to me.
So now this weekend I get to mend some fences.
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So... on the one hand I am a very private person. On the other hand, this news isn't mine, and she wants to crow it to the skies, so...
After much effort on her part, GothBard just got an out-of-cycle promotion to Senior Game Designer, and she's over the moon.
So good news for us!
Congrats to Gothbard on reaping benefits from a lot of hard work!
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freehold now has more questions.My experience with a strip club in madison in 04 was...tame. Few women. Most attractive in a soft busty sort of way. The usual sort of hair metal mixed with a touch of pop. Surprisingly low key approach. I think only one woman tried to hustle up a dance. There was alcohol, so I may misremember. I do remember coming out with far more money than I anticipated.What was it like?I was 12. My dad was partners in a t-shirt printing business. It was central Wisconsin so it wasn't like TV or the movies.Different times perhaps. The 90s/early 00s were a bit crazy. Dot com money, real estate money, and the usual cast of hollywood and athletes.mm. I didn't go to my first strip club until 02, I think, and it wasn't very fun. I haven't started going to them regularly until relatively recently, and even then I only go to a friend's place.This was not Madison, this was outside of Marshfield.
Way more frightening then tame.
Central Wisconsin is where the Midwest biker gangs cook their meth. The local strip clubs reflect this plight especially.
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*SIGH*
Looks like:
(1) New backyard neighbors own a dog
(2) New backyard neighbors didn't bother with a simple fence check before letting said dog loose in their new back yardOn the bright side, the dog is not an "attack cats on sight" type.
On the other hand, with both cats outside and trapped on leashes, having strange dogs show up in my yard is quite irritating to me.So now this weekend I get to mend some fences.
You're gonna shoot the dog, huh.
Oh wait, you meant literally! Wow, these types of situations are handled very differently in the Midwest.
Although, it's a new neighbor, so you'd probably give a warning the first time (without bothering to fix the fence, obviously) after that it's considered open season.
*SIGH*
Looks like:
(1) New backyard neighbors own a dog
(2) New backyard neighbors didn't bother with a simple fence check before letting said dog loose in their new back yardOn the bright side, the dog is not an "attack cats on sight" type.
On the other hand, with both cats outside and trapped on leashes, having strange dogs show up in my yard is quite irritating to me.So now this weekend I get to mend some fences.
You're gonna shoot the dog, huh.
Oh wait, you meant literally! Wow, these types of situations are handled very differently in the Midwest.
Although, it's a new neighbor, so you'd probably give a warning the first time (without bothering to fix the fence, obviously) after that it's considered open season.
Woooow...
...you've shattered my image of the Midwest as one of those places where animals are more important than people.
Kind of like Texas...
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So... on the one hand I am a very private person. On the other hand, this news isn't mine, and she wants to crow it to the skies, so...
After much effort on her part, GothBard just got an out-of-cycle promotion to Senior Game Designer, and she's over the moon.
So good news for us!
Congratulations!
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Woran, will you post links to the photos of the kitties?You can see some public picturs of the kitties here
They are adorable. Maine Coons are such chonky lovable goofs. They get BIG though, especially the boys.
Congratulations!So... on the one hand I am a very private person. On the other hand, this news isn't mine, and she wants to crow it to the skies, so...
After much effort on her part, GothBard just got an out-of-cycle promotion to Senior Game Designer, and she's over the moon.
So good news for us!
Double congrats!
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So... on the one hand I am a very private person. On the other hand, this news isn't mine, and she wants to crow it to the skies, so...
After much effort on her part, GothBard just got an out-of-cycle promotion to Senior Game Designer, and she's over the moon.
So good news for us!
Nice work, Gothbard!
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I have never been to a strip club. The one in the town where I live was notorious for employing a 14 year old at one point, and looked like a grotty scum-chasm from the outside. Given that it wasn't called a 'Gentleman's Club', there was no incentive for them to clean either the premises or the staff, so the interior would have been even worse.
Would any of you ever use "prim" to describe a male character?
If not, what adjective would convey the same kind of personality?
Central Wisconsin is where the Midwest biker gangs cook their meth. The local strip clubs reflect this plight especially.freehold now has more questions.My experience with a strip club in madison in 04 was...tame. Few women. Most attractive in a soft busty sort of way. The usual sort of hair metal mixed with a touch of pop. Surprisingly low key approach. I think only one woman tried to hustle up a dance. There was alcohol, so I may misremember. I do remember coming out with far more money than I anticipated.What was it like?I was 12. My dad was partners in a t-shirt printing business. It was central Wisconsin so it wasn't like TV or the movies.Different times perhaps. The 90s/early 00s were a bit crazy. Dot com money, real estate money, and the usual cast of hollywood and athletes.mm. I didn't go to my first strip club until 02, I think, and it wasn't very fun. I haven't started going to them regularly until relatively recently, and even then I only go to a friend's place.This was not Madison, this was outside of Marshfield.
Way more frightening then tame.
Jesus.
Would any of you ever use "prim" to describe a male character?
If not, what adjective would convey the same kind of personality?
milquetoast?
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So... on the one hand I am a very private person. On the other hand, this news isn't mine, and she wants to crow it to the skies, so...
After much effort on her part, GothBard just got an out-of-cycle promotion to Senior Game Designer, and she's over the moon.
So good news for us!
GOTHBARD! I WILL BUY YOUR NEXT GAME!
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Woran, will you post links to the photos of the kitties?You can see some public picturs of the kitties here
why does your cat look like Ron Perlman?
I have never been to a strip club. The one in the town where I live was notorious for employing a 14 year old at one point, and looked like a grotty scum-chasm from the outside. Given that it wasn't called a 'Gentleman's Club', there was no incentive for them to clean either the premises or the staff, so the interior would have been even worse.
...what the f&%&?
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W00t! Go GothBard!
W00t! Kittiez!
W00t! It's Friday!
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Would any of you ever use "prim" to describe a male character?
If not, what adjective would convey the same kind of personality?
I would use 'prim', but I think 'priggish' would also serve.
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why does your cat look like Ron Perlman?Woran, will you post links to the photos of the kitties?You can see some public picturs of the kitties here
We've nicknamed him Purrlman.
And yes. He's big. And he's still managed to wedge himself behind the washing machine. He's shy.
I have kitties!Gonna pick up kitties!Yay!
Yay! Kitties!
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Woran, will you post links to the photos of the kitties?You can see some public picturs of the kitties here
The first photo perfectly presents why he got nicknamed "Purrlman".
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"Needs caltrop launcher and probably a Gunner's Box with society about to collapse. At the very least it needs a flame thrower" - Why the boss says I'm the mechanic's favorite truck checker (every two weeks we have to go through our assigned trucks and clean them and do a point by point inspection of critical systems)."Button that causes truck to transform into a giant robot seems to be missing."
"Lava dispenser appears to be malfunctioning."
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Woran, will you post links to the photos of the kitties?You can see some public picturs of the kitties here
KITTIES!! YAY!!!
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why does your cat look like Ron Perlman?Woran, will you post links to the photos of the kitties?You can see some public picturs of the kitties here
*SIGH*
Looks like:
(1) New backyard neighbors own a dog
(2) New backyard neighbors didn't bother with a simple fence check before letting said dog loose in their new back yardOn the bright side, the dog is not an "attack cats on sight" type.
On the other hand, with both cats outside and trapped on leashes, having strange dogs show up in my yard is quite irritating to me.So now this weekend I get to mend some fences.
You're gonna shoot the dog, huh.
Oh wait, you meant literally! Wow, these types of situations are handled very differently in the Midwest.
Although, it's a new neighbor, so you'd probably give a warning the first time (without bothering to fix the fence, obviously) after that it's considered open season.
Woooow...
...you've shattered my image of the Midwest as one of those places where animals are more important than people.
Kind of like Texas...
Animals are more important than people, yes that is true. However, pets are not animals in the Midwest, they're alarm systems for farms.
I have never been to a strip club. The one in the town where I live was notorious for employing a 14 year old at one point, and looked like a grotty scum-chasm from the outside. Given that it wasn't called a 'Gentleman's Club', there was no incentive for them to clean either the premises or the staff, so the interior would have been even worse.
So, YOU have been to central Wisconsin!
O, I do love Bill Frisell
Another one of those who I went "He's still alive??"
Animals are more important than people. Pets are not animals in the Midwest, they're alarm systems for farms.*SIGH*
Looks like:
(1) New backyard neighbors own a dog
(2) New backyard neighbors didn't bother with a simple fence check before letting said dog loose in their new back yardOn the bright side, the dog is not an "attack cats on sight" type.
On the other hand, with both cats outside and trapped on leashes, having strange dogs show up in my yard is quite irritating to me.So now this weekend I get to mend some fences.
You're gonna shoot the dog, huh.
Oh wait, you meant literally! Wow, these types of situations are handled very differently in the Midwest.
Although, it's a new neighbor, so you'd probably give a warning the first time (without bothering to fix the fence, obviously) after that it's considered open season.
Woooow...
...you've shattered my image of the Midwest as one of those places where animals are more important than people.
Kind of like Texas...
Your pets are important. Other people's pets aren't.
I guess that's why Wisconsinites consider Illinoians "soft".
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O, I do love Bill FrisellAnother one of those who I went "He's still alive??"
Jazz musicians are notoriously durable.
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I have never been to a strip club. The one in the town where I live was notorious for employing a 14 year old at one point, and looked like a grotty scum-chasm from the outside. Given that it wasn't called a 'Gentleman's Club', there was no incentive for them to clean either the premises or the staff, so the interior would have been even worse.So, YOU have been to central Wisconsin!
No doubt it is just like West Yorkshire, only Home On The Range, etc.
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Double congrats!Congratulations!So... on the one hand I am a very private person. On the other hand, this news isn't mine, and she wants to crow it to the skies, so...
After much effort on her part, GothBard just got an out-of-cycle promotion to Senior Game Designer, and she's over the moon.
So good news for us!
Purple monkey dishwasher!
No doubt it is just like West Yorkshire, only Home On The Range, etc.I have never been to a strip club. The one in the town where I live was notorious for employing a 14 year old at one point, and looked like a grotty scum-chasm from the outside. Given that it wasn't called a 'Gentleman's Club', there was no incentive for them to clean either the premises or the staff, so the interior would have been even worse.So, YOU have been to central Wisconsin!
The place I went to with my dad was called The Rear End and was in a decrepit former meat packing plant behind a dilapidated drive in movie theater in the middle of nowhere.
And that was the least scary part about it.
Let's just say, my dad had some words with his business partner over that sales meeting.
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It took us 12 and a half hours but I finished our job today.
Not to brag, but it looks amazing.
I would use 'prim', but I think 'priggish' would also serve.Would any of you ever use "prim" to describe a male character?
If not, what adjective would convey the same kind of personality?
maybe. But I have only ever seen that used as an insult.
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So, is priggish a combination of prickish and pig.
I am so calling one of my brothers that at Christmas.
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why does your cat look like Ron Perlman?Woran, will you post links to the photos of the kitties?You can see some public picturs of the kitties hereWe've nicknamed him Purrlman.
And yes. He's big. And he's still managed to wedge himself behind the washing machine. He's shy.
"who are you?!"
"Shy. Shy Purrlman."
Would any of you ever use "prim" to describe a male character?
If not, what adjective would convey the same kind of personality?
Scint has a mage PC who's like this, he's usually described as "stuffy", "prissy", and/or "finicky". "Prim" would be a perfect term for him though.
Would any of you ever use "prim" to describe a male character?
If not, what adjective would convey the same kind of personality?
Yeah, I dunno; I'd just use "prim".
Fussbudget?