Today we'll be combining my two favorite things.
This was in NYC on the side of a record store attached to the
Brill Building. I'm so glad I got this shot because the two times I've been back to the city since then it has been gone, leaving behind a shadowy imprint of what once was. Maybe it's back now, I dunno.
Fremont St, Las Vegas. If I could get a tattoo of this I would in a second, but I'm sure there's no way to do it that wouldn't look stupid.
The Westerner Club on Road Redwood in SLC. If you're fixin' to line dance your trail ends here.
Bourbon St, New Orleans. This pretty much sums up Bourbon St, minus the vomit smell. Don't get me wrong, I love New Orleans. I just want you to be aware that Bourbon St is seedy and tasteless and smells like vomit.
This was in NYC on the side of a record store attached to the Brill Building. I'm so glad I got this shot because the two times I've been back to the city since then it has been gone, leaving behind a shadowy imprint of what once was. Maybe it's back now, I dunno. 
Fremont St, Las Vegas. If I could get a tattoo of this I would in a second, but I'm sure there's no way to do it that wouldn't look stupid.
The Westerner Club on Road Redwood in SLC. If you're fixin' to line dance your trail ends here.
Bourbon St, New Orleans. This pretty much sums up Bourbon St, minus the vomit smell. Don't get me wrong, I love New Orleans. I just want you to be aware that Bourbon St is seedy and tasteless and smells like vomit.
So that's nekkid girlies dancing on tables, that's not very hygenic (nor, I'll add, is the vomit). Sound's like George St on a Monday morning.
ReplyDeleteWHOA WHOA WHOA LETS KEEP IT FAMILY FRIENDLY HERE DOODE!
ReplyDeleteDr. Golf, if that is your real name Michael, this thing is totally family friendly. I mean, it is called Big Daddy's after all.
ReplyDeleteMy favorite thing about that sign is "moderate prices." I mean, it ain't cheap, this is a classy joint after all, but it's not gonna break the bank.
I just want you all to know that I'm deeply ashamed of the fact that I used the phrase "after all" twice in such close proximity. Nothing wrong with "after all" but I just feel that it's sloppy to repeat the same thing so close and I'm usually better than this.
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