I am heading to Vegas next week and wanted to know if anyone has experienced anything worth while? Research indicates to save ones money and not partake. It is too fine a city to stay locked up in ones hotel room. Suggestions on SP's, agencies, SC's, MP's, MPA etc. Thanks!
Vegas - any updates?
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Don't hobby. It's illegal in Clark County and rip-offs abound, given that most guys are going to be unwary tourists.
If you must hobby, go to the legalized brothels an hour's drive away in Pahrump. It will cost you a pretty penny, and you need to have negotiating skills.
Otherwise, stick to the strip joints.
http://www.stripclubreview.com/vegas.html
If you must hobby, go to the legalized brothels an hour's drive away in Pahrump. It will cost you a pretty penny, and you need to have negotiating skills.
Otherwise, stick to the strip joints.
http://www.stripclubreview.com/vegas.html
Just remember.
It's the USA....land of the free and home of the brave.
Sex is very bad.
Gambling good.
Violence is better
Gun Violence best.
It's the USA....land of the free and home of the brave.
Sex is very bad.
Gambling good.
Violence is better
Gun Violence best.
Do like I do in Vegas.
the SP's are too freaken expensive and the LE problem overshadows things for me.
As when I was in Atlanta take the path of least resistance. Do there what you can't do here. Go to the various indoor ranges. It is a lot safer and cheaper to shoot your loads on the ranges in Vegas and save the pooning for TO.
the SP's are too freaken expensive and the LE problem overshadows things for me.
As when I was in Atlanta take the path of least resistance. Do there what you can't do here. Go to the various indoor ranges. It is a lot safer and cheaper to shoot your loads on the ranges in Vegas and save the pooning for TO.
Stick to the real reason Vegas is there.
The LE in Vegas is very, very active in suppressing the "trade" there. As stated previously, the SC scene is very good at seperating the tourist from their money. Lots of promises and hype and not much by way of action. There are many good shows if you want to relax and enjoy the sights. As suggested, Emeralds is good.
Watch out for the SP's that will slide up to you in the gaming rooms. Most have alot of baggage and will place you as a target since hotel security is constantly watching out for them and will actually cost you your room if they find you supporting.
The ranches are very professional and worth the trip if you want to get the real experience. I went out there last year and was thoroughly impressed. Mind you, for the $, I will relax at home and just do the shows and table games in Vegas now that I did it once. For the $ I could have spoiled a few ladies here and still had change left over.
The LE in Vegas is very, very active in suppressing the "trade" there. As stated previously, the SC scene is very good at seperating the tourist from their money. Lots of promises and hype and not much by way of action. There are many good shows if you want to relax and enjoy the sights. As suggested, Emeralds is good.
Watch out for the SP's that will slide up to you in the gaming rooms. Most have alot of baggage and will place you as a target since hotel security is constantly watching out for them and will actually cost you your room if they find you supporting.
The ranches are very professional and worth the trip if you want to get the real experience. I went out there last year and was thoroughly impressed. Mind you, for the $, I will relax at home and just do the shows and table games in Vegas now that I did it once. For the $ I could have spoiled a few ladies here and still had change left over.
Figure of speech Bigo - Of course I plan to gamble but thought I might enjoy the company of a lovely lady. Based upon what everyone is saying about Vegas I guess I will be spending my money at the tables rather than on the ladies!twobigo said:
petitelover said:
Last time there I was at American Shooters Supply, 3440 Arville
tel 702-362-1223.. west of the strip south of Sahara
Good selection of handguns and friendly staff.
Have fun.
The place I go to is called "The Gun Store", I think. It is on the North side of Sahara, East of the strip. It is so great, you walk in, say you want to shoot guns. The (armed) counter guy takes your credit card, and puts it in the case in place of a hand-gun that he hands you. You choose, anything from a .22 revolver to a .44 Magnum. He gives you a box of ammo, glasses and earmuffs. If you look unsure, he will offer a lesson. You choose a target, from a bullseye, to a terrorist, to the always popular ex-wife and her lawyer. Then off to the back, they have about five lanes, you attach your target to the line and flip the switch to drive it down, then open up on it.petitelover said:
Once when I visited, a guy was teaching his 12-year-old to shoot, that made me a little nervous. Another time I brought a professional woman with me to Las Vegas, and we went. Watching a hot 100 pound woman firing away with a .44 Magnum is a unique life experience.
Some of my friends go to Vegas just to watch the shows. Nothing else. The golf courses are amazing, too.
I've used Vegas as a jump-off point to visit LA, Palm Springs, the Hoover Dam, and Lake Mead (fishing for stripers). Not sure if it's doable these days, but I did a once-in-a-lifetime skydive there (buddy system). And the first and only time I ever drove a Formula One go-cart was in Vegas.
Now with the family orientation, there's lots to see for free. Or you can time your trip to visit one of a bazillion events there (National Rodeo Championship, various electronics shows, blah, blah, blah). The food used to be amazing and cheap, too. I can't forget the blocks long line-ups to get the $6.95 (or less) steak and lobster tail dinner at the old Sahara.
I've seen shows about the roller coaster and drop-type ride at the top of the new tower in Vegas. I'd crap my pants if I went on it.
And I could never forget the first time I was there on my way to Palm Springs, how I passed this old woman in a black Lincoln on the side of the road. Just pulled over. No hazards. Taking a break I thought. Half an hour later the radio said they found her dead from heat stroke. Car conked out, but she left the A/C running. When the A/C conked out, that was it. Or another time coming back from LA at night, minutes after crossing over the mountains, I see the sky light up orange behind me. Radio said a tanker hit a car and exploded.
But I also gamble a lot there. To my chagrin.
Something about watching a kid and his girlfriend betting $10,000 cash on one hand of blackjack (after losing all the other bets) makes my blood boil.
Lots of memories, and none of it to do with the trade.
One last thing, don't go there without a hotel reservation if there's a big name fight going on. You will be amazed at how nice is one of the two remaining rooms in Mesquite. LOL.
I've used Vegas as a jump-off point to visit LA, Palm Springs, the Hoover Dam, and Lake Mead (fishing for stripers). Not sure if it's doable these days, but I did a once-in-a-lifetime skydive there (buddy system). And the first and only time I ever drove a Formula One go-cart was in Vegas.
Now with the family orientation, there's lots to see for free. Or you can time your trip to visit one of a bazillion events there (National Rodeo Championship, various electronics shows, blah, blah, blah). The food used to be amazing and cheap, too. I can't forget the blocks long line-ups to get the $6.95 (or less) steak and lobster tail dinner at the old Sahara.
I've seen shows about the roller coaster and drop-type ride at the top of the new tower in Vegas. I'd crap my pants if I went on it.
And I could never forget the first time I was there on my way to Palm Springs, how I passed this old woman in a black Lincoln on the side of the road. Just pulled over. No hazards. Taking a break I thought. Half an hour later the radio said they found her dead from heat stroke. Car conked out, but she left the A/C running. When the A/C conked out, that was it. Or another time coming back from LA at night, minutes after crossing over the mountains, I see the sky light up orange behind me. Radio said a tanker hit a car and exploded.
But I also gamble a lot there. To my chagrin.
Something about watching a kid and his girlfriend betting $10,000 cash on one hand of blackjack (after losing all the other bets) makes my blood boil.Lots of memories, and none of it to do with the trade.
One last thing, don't go there without a hotel reservation if there's a big name fight going on. You will be amazed at how nice is one of the two remaining rooms in Mesquite. LOL.
C Dick said:
THANK YOU - I went to the "Gun Store" and shot some guns. WOW - how fun to shoot an oozie, M-16, AK-47. I picked Osam Bin Laden as the target - I did pretty darn well!
The place was packed and it was a weekday. I guess a lot of people like to go there. Special mention goes to the blond hottie female instructor with a pink gun - hmmmm, she would be real fun but too intimidated to ask her out! Perhaps my next visit.
If you go, you MUST check this place out!
Jesus, that girl is smokin! But that price would keep me away, even if it affordable by Vegas standards.LLL said:
Welcome to the wild west..................there are few places left you can just unwind and shoot a few hundred rounds before you begin you hobby searchC Dick said:
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Found this post on Kijiji
"HI MY NAME IS CARMEN AND IF YOU CAME TO VEGAS LOOKING FOR A GOOD TIME THEN YOU SHOULD CALL ME AT 360-551-6643 OR EMAIL ME BACK."
http://hamilton.kijiji.ca/c-services-erotic-IM-WAITING-FOR-YOU-W0QQAdIdZ15571330
"HI MY NAME IS CARMEN AND IF YOU CAME TO VEGAS LOOKING FOR A GOOD TIME THEN YOU SHOULD CALL ME AT 360-551-6643 OR EMAIL ME BACK."
http://hamilton.kijiji.ca/c-services-erotic-IM-WAITING-FOR-YOU-W0QQAdIdZ15571330
I can attest that she is! A bit more pricey than non-Vegas, but reasonable for there. I had enough stashed away that I decided to go for it. Glad I did!a 1 player said:
