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Drag Queens, Cougars and the Law The Eve of Independence Day, I decided to go to a Drag Queen Show at the Local Gay/Lesbian Night Club 216 in C-Ville, Virginia. I used to go to the Queen Mary in Coldwater Canyon, California which was excellent entertainment. The Show reminded me of my old dancing days except the "Ladies" in this show got to keep their clothes on. Some were good, some were really really bad and others were simply funny. Still, this is the LAST Place, I would expect a man to be hitting on me. Most of the men prefer their own gender which is just fine with me. The women all came in with partners which was also just fine with me. I didn't go in for the booze or sensual gratification from either gender. I just wanted to see the show. So, a young man sat next next to me and even bought me a Club Soda. "I've never seen anyone drink that stuff before," he commented. He was sharing his fantasies about being with a Cougar AND a Queen. Yeah Right! I don't want to be a Cougar AND I DON"T want TWO MEN even if one of them does look like a Girl. I left the Club a little bit after midnight because I had to go to work the next morning AND I wanted to dodge the Young Man. I hope he found what he wanted that night but if he's looking for a woman, he's in the WRONG Club. I was driving home and got stopped by the Law. The Driver's Side Headlight and Driver's Side Taillight are out. I thanked the Officer for advising me of the problem and drove on home. Thank God, I was drinking only Club Soda. If I had been drinking something else, I might have ended up in a compromising situation or ended up getting arrested for Drunk Driving. I also might have been fired from my job for not showing up on the 4th of July. I was one of the few people who made it that day.  Abracadabra  |
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7/11/2010 3:06 am |
great stuf ~ check out funnygirlsshowbar Funny Girls theatre blackpool is a cracking night out for ADULTS with a sense of fun , owner Basil Newby has created a gem of a theatre from the 30's art deco Odeon cinema
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