Vegas rolls out red carpet for LGBT travelers

they also have 2 two baths which are very good for you who don't like to drink or just want to get it on!!

Well there goes Vegas.

-yernogood wrote:

Well there goes Vegas.

What?
Hell, the Liberace Museum is in Vegas, what did you expect?

There goes Vegas...... you are joking, right? Vegas has always had a HUGE gay population!

Mona Lott wrote:

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What?
Hell, the Liberace Museum is in Vegas, what did you expect?
There goes Vegas...... you are joking, right? Vegas has always had a HUGE gay population!

Liberace was gay?

-yernogood wrote:

<quoted text>Liberace was gay?

OK...now I know you were joking.

The Liberace museum is a real trip - it is really quite good in its own way. Besides all the tacky shlock, he had an excellent collection of historical pianos, including some early fortepianos and one the Brahms played.

I heard he was very mean to his kept boys, though.

RICK OCONNOR wrote:

they also have 2 two baths which are very good for you who don't like to drink or just want to get it on!!

There are actually three, if you count the Blue Moon Resort, which sells day passes.

We are glad to have you LGBT folks. Just bring a lot of money and spend it all. Have a great time.

Here in Vegas wrote:

We are glad to have you LGBT folks. Just bring a lot of money and spend it all. Have a great time.

Good luck with your downtown revival. Frankly your economy needs something besides any kind of tourists spending all their money in order to become a really cosmopolitan city. I hope it will be a step in the right direction.

JohnInToronto wrote:

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Good luck with your downtown revival. Frankly your economy needs something besides any kind of tourists spending all their money in order to become a really cosmopolitan city. I hope it will be a step in the right direction.

Actually, you are right about that. But, unfortunately tourism is the #1 industry. So we need people coming in great numbers, spending money like crazy. "Cosmopolitan City"? That will never happen here. This is a boom or bust, wild west town. Always has been, always will be. Right now we are bust.

I am from Minnesota originally, so I know the folks in Canada are decent people. Promise me you will keep Toronto squared away.

Now is Wayne Newton gay as well?

Here in Vegas wrote:

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Actually, you are right about that. But, unfortunately tourism is the #1 industry. So we need people coming in great numbers, spending money like crazy. "Cosmopolitan City"? That will never happen here. This is a boom or bust, wild west town. Always has been, always will be. Right now we are bust.
I am from Minnesota originally, so I know the folks in Canada are decent people. Promise me you will keep Toronto squared away.

Boom or bust? I doubt it. You have too much population to go bust now. And thanks to people flocking there and voting Democratic, your city helped change the balance in the US Senate. Something to be proud of. But I had a friend who lived there and I must say you need a bit better urban planning, especially on the western side of town where he once lived. It would be nice to see some pedestrian life outside the Strip and some storefronts that were not strip malls.

-yernogood wrote:

Now is Wayne Newton gay as well?

He isn't and in fact seems to be a bit homophobic. If he were gay he'd have better taste than to build a mansion looking like a copy of Tara (from "Gone with the Wind") in the middle of Nevada.

JohnInToronto wrote:

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He isn't and in fact seems to be a bit homophobic. If he were gay he'd have better taste than to build a mansion looking like a copy of Tara (from "Gone with the Wind") in the middle of Nevada.

Well I don't care for the guy. He's weird and maybe that's why daddy was really walking so fast.

-yernogood wrote:

Now is Wayne Newton gay as well?

No.