Ohioans turned on by large dolls?

[cyrus buelton]

They did that in Nashville awhile back. Horrible rule. Intended to kill those businesses.

They are just working women that need to support their kids!

[Triple J]

A year or so back, they instituted a 3ft "space" between patrons and strippers at Adult Clubs. Also, they have to close at midnight now.

There's a similar law in Seattle...weird. Also, no alcohol at strip clubs. BUT, they just passed a law stating that art galleries can give away alcohol to patrons for free. Sounds like discrimination based on one's entertainment choice to me. I'm guessing we'll see an "art gallery" featuring nude models soon! 

[cyrus buelton]

There's a similar law in Seattle...weird. Also, no alcohol at strip clubs. BUT, they just passed a law stating that art galleries can give away alcohol to patrons for free. Sounds like discrimination based on one's entertainment choice to me. I'm guessing we'll see an "art gallery" featuring nude models soon! 

Ohio has a similar weird strip club law that I didn't mention.

If the club is full nude it is "private" and you need a membership. So the first time you go, I think it is 25$ and you get logged in their system. Then when you come back, you only have to pay like 10 or 15$.

The best part........

They can't sell alcohol.

but

It is BYOB!!!!!!!!!!

You apparently walk in and buy some ice and a bin, throw your beer in it and giddy up.

[junior varsity]

There's a similar law in Seattle...weird. Also, no alcohol at strip clubs. BUT, they just passed a law stating that art galleries can give away alcohol to patrons for free. Sounds like discrimination based on one's entertainment choice to me. I'm guessing we'll see an "art gallery" featuring nude models soon! 

I read about a 'venue' that started selling furniture also to get around the rule, well, I don't know how many pieces they sold, but you get the idea

A lot of the places back in TN had a bottle fee, they couldn't serve booze, but you could bring your own and get mixers, etc there. They did sell beer. (TN has a bizarre and antiquated 6% law that makes 'shopping' for a party / event more difficult than need be. Alcohol over 6% [high alc beer, all wine and hard liquor] must be in liquor store, and nothing below 6% [regular beer] may be sold in liquor stores. Things under 6% may be sold in gas stations and grocery stores. booze at exactly 6% is apparently a gray area, and you can't find anything at that level hardly. Example: Bud Ice (the auto mechanics booze of choice) is exactly 5.9% and this is no coincidence. Now of course, go to a restaurant or bar, and order anything you damn well please!)

[iDuc]

This is in Cincinnati- remember the People vs. Larry Flint?   

[cyrus buelton]

The best thing is Jerry Springer actually used to be the mayor of Cincinnati until he had to resign because he was using taxpayer money on hookers or something.

[herm]

there was a donut shop in fort collins colorado...back in the day.
topless waitresses. very popular place.
got shut down when the owner was busted for dealing coke out the back door

[junior varsity]

some people gotta ruin the party for everybody.

[NvrSummer]

there was a donut shop in fort collins colorado...back in the day.
topless waitresses. very popular place.
got shut down when the owner was busted for dealing coke out the back door

Damn sure wish that would've been there during my days in the Fort!