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100% office safe amusing animated backgrounds
Desktop backgrounds and wallpapers are one of the easiest customisable options for any computer user, however inept. Most people choose a picture of their favorite celebrity, car or escapist destination. Others choose animated wallpapers, often depicting ...
Bruce Lee - Enter The Dragon
BRUCE LEE ENTER THE DRAGON LITTLE KNOWN FACT WAY OF THE INTERCEPTING FIST A WARRIOR'S JOURNEY LAST MAN STANDING GAME OF DEATH NUNCHAKU FISTS OF FURY THE CURSE MISSION IMPOSSIBLE SILENT BUT DEADLY ELVIS & BRUCE THE DRAGON "Absorb what is useful. ...
Looking Forward to 2006
What will 2006 bring? As I try to foresee 2006, leaning on my educated or in reality not so educated guessing, I'll begin with Sudoku puzzles. True, these puzzles are rooted in 2005, but one has to step back a little to get the wider view of the horizon. ...
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Chippendale’s
Ladies who are planning their last outing as a single with friends to celebrate a las Vegas bachelorette party before tying the knot may want to visit this traditional bastion of female partying. The Chippendale Theater features a live performance of attractive men strutting their stuff. With 400 seats, a Flirt Lounge, and a shopping boutique, many women consider this to be the ultimate girls’ night out.
The theater accepts most forms of payment. Open every day but Wednesday, the show begins 8:30 Sunday through Tuesday and Thursday, with later openings at 10:30 for Fridays and Saturdays. The perfect place for a bachelorette party in las Vegas, the show begins with a stirring countdown and then the male performers take roles from cowboys to street dancers in scenes as exotic from the streets of New York to the plains of Africa. No one under 18 allowed.
Thunder From Down Under
Thunder from Down Under features a bevy of male babes from Australia. The 75-minute show allows them to take it all off to a barely there remnant, leaving little to the imagination. Prices begin at $43.95 and there is an age limit that prohibits anyone less than 18 years of age from entering. Those aged 18 to 20 must be escorted by an adult.
The all-male dance revue proudly sports an assortment of Aussies whose goal is to satisfy every customer. Evoking memories of the likes of James Dean and paying tribute to men in uniforms of every kind, the revue
tastefully performs to music like “Proud Mary” and hits from “Grease,” among others. A self-service bar is available in the theater to serve thirsty patrons. Ask about las Vegas bachelorette party packages. The shows begin at 8 and 10:30 from Friday through Wednesday, with no performance offered on Thursdays. The usual credit and cash payments are accepted.
Body English
Body English is housed inside the Hard Rock Hotel and is billed as elegance with an edge. Handicapped accessible, the cover fee is $30 for men, $20 for ladies, and local women can enter free of charge. Music styles typically feature hip-hop, rock, and house. Mirrored walls, crystal chandeliers, and leather seats evoke images of European decadence and posh celebrity style. Booths seat four with a bottle requirement of $300.
Coyote Ugly
Coyote Ugly in Las Vegas is a sister site to the New York establishment. Customers get the feel of a Southern bar. This is no upscale establishment with a strict dress code like many others located in the Las Vegas entertainment district. Patrons come here to drink. Located inside the New York-New York, cover fees are $10 for women and $20 for men.
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About the Author
Randy is owner of Las Vegas Weddings. Randy owned and operated a very successful storefront/mailorder business from 1988 to 2003. Currently full time owner/operator of several online businesses.
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