[aggrofish]

Originally Posted by MadManofBethesda

There's also dueling pianos at Napoleon's in the Paris Hotel. And these are two guys, so that may work out better for you!

http://www.parislasvegas.com/casinos/paris-las-vegas/casino-entertainment/dueling-pianos-detail.shtml (broken link)

And all this interest in dueling pianos at the various venues in town just adds more amunition to my contention that Vegas is great for low cost or even free entertainment.

Sure, but is that what you did while vacationing here?

There are free things everywhere, but if you want to have as much fun as you had while visiting it's going to cost. Gambling [x] drinking [x] shows [x] fine dining [x].

YMMV

[iloveparadise]

If you enjoyed visiting Vegas then you'll probably enjoy living here. Beyond the strip there are places open late or even 24 hours so you can entertain yourself or visitors whenever you want. I came from the midwest and really enjoy the diversity of people here. I like to know that I'm in a city where people visit all the time to relax and let loose.

I had to learn to control my partying and other sins but now that's in control (sorta) I am pretty happy here.

Situating yourself in a new place is a pretty big decision so weigh all your options. Sometimes it take a little soul searching to find out what you truly want.

[Lovetheoutdoors]

Originally Posted by olecapt

Why don't you knock off this nonsense? You have been perfectly well briefed on living in Las Vegas. YOu know that there is a vast difference between being a tourist and a local. If you are renting a 1000 a month or less apartment you can't afford to go near the strip or the club scene or the fine restaurants. You have to save all year for a single meal at Chinois.

Now behave or all your practical questions are going into the garbage can.

This is why I love Olecapt!

[MadManofBethesda]

Originally Posted by aggrofish

Sure, but is that what you did while vacationing here?

Actually, yes, I did. Not exclusively, mind you, but my wife and I went there a couple of times. They have a great 241 happy hour with entertainment, albeit with only one piano player in the afternoon. But I got 2 pints of Guinness for something like $4 - $5. Can't beat that! Back home, that would have cost me $13 and the only entertainment would have been the tv behind the bar.

Originally Posted by aggrofish

There are free things everywhere, but if you want to have as much fun as you had while visiting it's going to cost. Gambling [x] drinking [x] shows [x] fine dining [x].

YMMV

Of course. And as I stated previously, I completely agree with your contention that people with money will have more options than those without and will be able to better take advantage of all that Vegas has to offer. I was just disagreeing with your contention that Vegas is a more expensive city for entertainment. Most cities do not have the range and variety of free and/or low-cost entertainment that Vegas offers.

[ ] Need money to have fun in Vegas
[X] Having money gives you more options
[X] Vegas is a great city for entertainment
[X] 2+2

[DavieJ89]

Originally Posted by Lovetheoutdoors

This is why I love Olecapt!

ditto.

the OP of this thread isnt even here so it was pointless to revive a year and a half old thread that was asked by somebody who's young and dumb

[JM95]

There was probably a long line to get into the ladies bathroom....and she was lazy. your lap was more convenient.

Originally Posted by whereinutep

Reminds me of the time I went to Freemont and visited the strip club there and was tipping this pretty blonde for a dance. To my surprise when I was leaving for the night I noticed a wet patch on my pants on my leg where she sat. I was confused and buzzed, I didnt know if I should've felt excited or disgusted. Still made sure to place my jeans in a plastic bag and back into my luggage.

[VerdeOjos5]

Originally Posted by JM95

There was probably a long line to get into the ladies bathroom....and she was lazy. your lap was more convenient.

funny... .. but id have to say id rather use a stranger's lap than a ladies bathroom in a strip club... or bring lots and lots of disinfectant, and about 12 toilet cover seats, and still hover....

[MediocreButArrogant]

Originally Posted by VerdeOjos5

funny... .. but id have to say id rather use a stranger's lap than a ladies bathroom in a strip club... or bring lots and lots of disinfectant, and about 12 toilet cover seats, and still hover....

This is one of those times I'm really glad I can pee standing up...

[aggrofish]

Originally Posted by MadManofBethesda

Actually, yes, I did. Not exclusively, mind you, but my wife and I went there a couple of times. They have a great 241 happy hour with entertainment, albeit with only one piano player in the afternoon. But I got 2 pints of Guinness for something like $4 - $5. Can't beat that! Back home, that would have cost me $13 and the only entertainment would have been the tv behind the bar.



Of course. And as I stated previously, I completely agree with your contention that people with money will have more options than those without and will be able to better take advantage of all that Vegas has to offer. I was just disagreeing with your contention that Vegas is a more expensive city for entertainment. Most cities do not have the range and variety of free and/or low-cost entertainment that Vegas offers.

[ ] Need money to have fun in Vegas
[X] Having money gives you more options
[X] Vegas is a great city for entertainment
[X] 2+2

Proper use of checkboxes, sup bro. Maybe I'll have to find me some of this free and/or inexpensive entertainment.

[BUGBULLY]

Originally Posted by VerdeOjos5

funny... .. but id have to say id rather use a stranger's lap than a ladies bathroom in a strip club... or bring lots and lots of disinfectant, and about 12 toilet cover seats, and still hover....

Omg, I so agree with you. First time I went to a strip club, I did not realize that the ladies restroom is usually their dressing room!!! Talk about being uncomfortable! It was quite nasty!