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"Fourth Street has been kind of a second home for me since college, when I was in the closet to now that I'm an out gay man, and want to spend time with my community in a place that I and the community finds safe compared to other options. It means a lot to me to preserve it," Hlousek said.
Good one !SpreadsheetAg said:
This will hurt their recruiting....
My Name Is Judge said:
Have you been to Austin lately?
The entire city has been a gay district for at least a decade
Clob94 said:
Ya'll are going to laugh when I tell you this--
Back in the day (90s)-- the HOTTEST girls in Austin hung out in the gay bars. They'd get tired of dudes hitting on them on 6th street-- so they would go hang at the gay clubs.
If that is a gay country bar, I've been there. We met some ladies at the old Cedar Door and they wanted to go country dancing so they took us to the gay country bar. We were in college; they were in their mid-30s.Quote:
"Even if you don't win this battle, you want the receipts that you did everything you could to win, because this is just going to greenlight developers to keep doing this stuff," Hall said. "They'll just come for Red River next and develop that to hell and back. They'll just keep tearing out our places."
Think what you want hoss. When Buffalo Club and Paradox started getting too sausage fest in the Spring of 95- the hotties started going to the Rainbow and Oil cans. Club 626 or 262 or whatever was another spot. The Daqueri factory was played out by then.C@LAg said:urban myths on line 1.Clob94 said:
Ya'll are going to laugh when I tell you this--
Back in the day (90s)-- the HOTTEST girls in Austin hung out in the gay bars. They'd get tired of dudes hitting on them on 6th street-- so they would go hang at the gay clubs.
Clob94 said:Think what you want hoss. When Buffalo Club and Paradox started getting too sausage fest in the Spring of 95- the hitting started going to the Rainbow and Oil cans. Club 626 or 262 or whatever was another spot. The Daqueri factory was played out by then.C@LAg said:urban myths on line 1.Clob94 said:
Ya'll are going to laugh when I tell you this--
Back in the day (90s)-- the HOTTEST girls in Austin hung out in the gay bars. They'd get tired of dudes hitting on them on 6th street-- so they would go hang at the gay clubs.
Clob94 said:
Ya'll are going to laugh when I tell you this--
Back in the day (90s)-- the HOTTEST girls in Austin hung out in the gay bars. They'd get tired of dudes hitting on them on 6th street-- so they would go hang at the gay clubs.
My Name Is Judge said:Clob94 said:
Ya'll are going to laugh when I tell you this--
Back in the day (90s)-- the HOTTEST girls in Austin hung out in the gay bars. They'd get tired of dudes hitting on them on 6th street-- so they would go hang at the gay clubs.
You frequented gay bars in the 90's?
YouBet said:If that is a gay country bar, I've been there. We met some ladies at the old Cedar Door and they wanted to go country dancing so they took us to the gay country bar. We were in college; they were in their mid-30s.Quote:
"Even if you don't win this battle, you want the receipts that you did everything you could to win, because this is just going to greenlight developers to keep doing this stuff," Hall said. "They'll just come for Red River next and develop that to hell and back. They'll just keep tearing out our places."
Clob94 said:
Ya'll are going to laugh when I tell you this--
Back in the day (90s)-- the HOTTEST girls in Austin hung out in the gay bars. They'd get tired of dudes hitting on them on 6th street-- so they would go hang at the gay clubs.
That's 5 years later my man. Bars change in 5 months.FIDO*98* said:Clob94 said:
Ya'll are going to laugh when I tell you this--
Back in the day (90s)-- the HOTTEST girls in Austin hung out in the gay bars. They'd get tired of dudes hitting on them on 6th street-- so they would go hang at the gay clubs.
My wife and her girlfriends went a few times late 90's/early00s. She got hit on every time by bi dudes looking for a trio and was even more repulsed
Didn't realize Halo was a gay bar.atmtws said:
Everything went downhill after Leslie died.
But on behalf of this gay Aggie, Halo in Bryan was 10x the gay bar that any in Austin couldve wished to be. I only went to the gay bars in Austin a few times, and there were more Bachelorettes than bottoms, ten to one.
think that was the rainbow cattle clubYouBet said:If that is a gay country bar, I've been there. We met some ladies at the old Cedar Door and they wanted to go country dancing so they took us to the gay country bar. We were in college; they were in their mid-30s.Quote:
"Even if you don't win this battle, you want the receipts that you did everything you could to win, because this is just going to greenlight developers to keep doing this stuff," Hall said. "They'll just come for Red River next and develop that to hell and back. They'll just keep tearing out our places."
They used to do foam parties there on that lower dance floor. We just KNEW the smoke show girls would all show up bra-less to frolic in the suds.....(that's how stupid your brain works when you're 20). It was a total sausage fest. I never went back for the foam parties. Copper Tank from that point on.The Fall Guy said:Clob94 said:Think what you want hoss. When Buffalo Club and Paradox started getting too sausage fest in the Spring of 95- the hitting started going to the Rainbow and Oil cans. Club 626 or 262 or whatever was another spot. The Daqueri factory was played out by then.C@LAg said:urban myths on line 1.Clob94 said:
Ya'll are going to laugh when I tell you this--
Back in the day (90s)-- the HOTTEST girls in Austin hung out in the gay bars. They'd get tired of dudes hitting on them on 6th street-- so they would go hang at the gay clubs.
Used to frequent Paradox before it got too many dudes. The only ATM across the St on 4th where the fox and the hound was at Harry's. Always made sure I had cash.
Clob94 said:
Ya'll are going to laugh when I tell you this--
Back in the day (90s)-- the HOTTEST girls in Austin hung out in the gay bars. They'd get tired of dudes hitting on them on 6th street-- so they would go hang at the gay clubs.
Just the tips were better?aggiez03 said:
Back in the day, my cousin worked at a gay bar cause 'the tips were better'.
Clob94 said:
Ya'll are going to laugh when I tell you this--
Back in the day (90s)-- the HOTTEST girls in Austin hung out in the gay bars. They'd get tired of dudes hitting on them on 6th street-- so they would go hang at the gay clubs.
