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Anonymous asked: how can i get you to follow our club KAMALS 21 or post on your site? Its an adult entertainment club in buckhead. 4044442144

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So how many times do you think the members of...

And was that their sole purpose for writing the song?

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thedailywhat: Morning Fluff: A dog park — from a dog’s point-of-view. [tastefullyoff.] If I smile any bigger, I’m afraid my mouth will get stuck that way! AND WE CAN’T HAVE THAT, NOW, CAN WE?

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Hey, Travel and Leisure readers! Go fuck... →

Voters weren’t feeling the love here, in more ways than one. The city scored near the bottom for romantic escapes, and the locals ranked as some of the least attractive. But at least the rudeness is of a fairly mellow variety: Atlanta placed in the bottom 10 for wild weekends.

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Reblog With Your Most Hated Cliché Phrases So That...

titivil: erikonymous: hiredgoons: 6h057: From a little known town called New York City “…like the one on TV.” That which does not kill me … …is the new black. “I’m moving to New York.” Also: “quarter-life crisis” (I don’t think that counts, but UGH!).

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What if I say it’s recurring! Does that help or hurt my case?

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The “Lost City of Atlanta” episode of Futurama was just on and made my inferiority complex act up again. “I think it was just an airport. They had a place where you could buy nuts.”

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GROSS: Right. So we've talked about some of the ways that the Glock was sold. Another way is that Karl Walter - and you've referred to this a little bit - he used to take the clients he was trying to woo, to sell to, to a famous adult entertainment club in Atlanta called The Gold Club.
BARRETT: Right.
GROSS: You describe it in the book as the city's best known venue for exotic dancing and allied entertainment.
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BARRETT: Yeah, well, I mean, you know, the Gold Club was a place of many pleasures. It's now known, because it's been shut down for some years by the FBI, that there was a lot of drug traffic going on. And while I don't have any personal experience with this, I think it's also safe to guess that the dancing led to prostitution as well.
 So all of these things were sort of the add-ons you would get if you were subject to Karl Walter's wooing, as you very accurately put it, and he was there every Thursday night with a large group of potential customers, so much so that Thursday nights in the late '80s, early '90s were known as Glock night at the Gold Club.
 And you would see some of the dancers, at least for a period of time, wearing Glock shirts before they took the shirts off, and this became a real phenomenon. It was known throughout the industry. And Walter's ability to wrap Glock in that kind of sexy, dirty, slightly illegal reputation was a great advantage.
GROSS: And he hired one of the dancers, didn't he, to be, like, the model for the Glock at one of the big gun shows?
BARRETT: Right, absolutely, a woman named Sharon Dillon, who was one of the premier dancers of the day, well, he hired her to be the face of Glock at the so-called Shot Show, which is the main event in the industry every year. He required Sharon Dillon to go through a four-day training course so she would actually know something about guns, which she did, and my reporting showed that she actually was quite a good shot.
 He declined to tell the cops and federal agents who were training alongside her just exactly who she was, and so the rumor spread that she was some type of CIA bombshell operative, when in fact she was just Sharon Dillon the stripper from downtown.
 She was brought out to Las Vegas, where she created a complete stir and made Glock the star of the 1990 Shot Show, so much so that the show as a whole named her the model of the year for the gun industry.

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this isn't happiness.: What Your Favorite Blog... →

nevver: Gawker: You tell your friends jokes about their ethnicities and sexual orientations. They grin and say “Bitch!” and pretend to smack you. Huffington Post: Most of your pleasures are guilty pleasures. Daily Kos: You own a “Disappearing Civil Liberties” mug. Laughing Squid: You own an unconventional bicycle. BuzzFeed: Your giggle is too high-pitched. Gizmodo: You correct people...

Jan 24th

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AHHHH!!! I'm working in Midtown today instead of...

Actually, really, just Mr. Taco because FUCK OLIVE GARDEN (I realize that’s a very controversial thing to say). But whatever! I’m overwhelmed! In the best possible way!

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