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jaysay 29-09-2011 17:48

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Originally Posted by Michael1954 (Post 936704)
Which channel is it on?

Not sure Michael, but if your interested you could always check the adult channels on Sky;)

flashy 14-10-2011 09:21

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it's been given the go ahead

Green light for Accrington's first lap-dancing bar | Accrington Observer - menmedia.co.uk

garinda 14-10-2011 12:11

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As I said way back in the thread, not something I'd be investing money in.

Still, if it upsets Logan, good luck to 'em.

:D

jaysay 14-10-2011 18:26

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Originally Posted by garinda (Post 939855)
As I said way back in the thread, not something I'd be investing money in.

Still, if it upsets Logan, good luck to 'em.

:D

Ya just love Rev Kev don't ya Rindi:D

garinda 14-10-2011 18:31

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Originally Posted by jaysay (Post 939937)
Ya just love Rev Kev don't ya Rindi:D

It's my Sunday school upbringing.

Though it's more pity I feel, than love, for the sick, feeble-minded.

Bless 'em.

cashman 14-10-2011 23:20

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Originally Posted by garinda (Post 939855)
As I said way back in the thread, not something I'd be investing money in.

Still, if it upsets Logan, good luck to 'em.

:D

Me neither, but yeh would think Logan at his age should know by now surely,that if hes against it, many more including me, wish it well.:rolleyes:

jaysay 15-10-2011 09:29

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Originally Posted by garinda (Post 939938)
It's my Sunday school upbringing.

Though it's more pity I feel, than love, for the sick, feeble-minded.

Bless 'em.

Well my religious upbringing actually agrees with him, although I don't, but I still think he's a bigoted prat, for want of a better word;)

MargaretR 15-10-2011 09:37

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Just a thought - what will be the result of titillating the appetite of testosterone fuelled youths who will be back on the streets after the show.

Could we be prompting an increase in the incidence of 'flashing' and sexual assault?

I appreciate that some people enjoy porn - I just think that there is a place for it - at home.

groove 15-10-2011 09:42

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Groove thinks that the novelty of having such an establishment in Accrington will soon wear off...he thinks most successful lap-dance clubs are only successful in places like Blackpool which are Meccas for stag dos etc...Such an establishment in Accy will be lucky to survive 12 months.

davemac 15-10-2011 12:21

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Originally Posted by flashy (Post 939834)

Looks like I now have the option of a different type of darkened room, and I dont think they will serve pobbies and complan

garinda 15-10-2011 13:58

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Originally Posted by MargaretR (Post 940086)
Just a thought - what will be the result of titillating the appetite of testosterone fuelled youths who will be back on the streets after the show.

Could we be prompting an increase in the incidence of 'flashing' and sexual assault?

I appreciate that some people enjoy porn - I just think that there is a place for it - at home.

Don't know.

Was there an increase in paedophilia, and child abuse, when the first childrens' play areas were introduced into public parks, in the first half of the twentieth century?

When the first lap dancing club opened in London's Leicester Square, I can' remember reading of any increase in sexual assaults in the area.

Nor did I notice any flashers in the vicinity, as I walked past there twice daily.

jaysay 15-10-2011 14:11

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Originally Posted by davemac (Post 940126)
Looks like I now have the option of a different type of darkened room, and I dont think they will serve pobbies and complan

Who'll be all right in our calm room now Dave seeing all the noisy boisterous types are now in the naughty room:D

annesingleton 15-10-2011 16:35

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I still don't think Accrington's the right place for a lap dancing club, it's too small. Also I like quattros which will be underneath, I just hope the noise from above doesn't intrude, and there isn't disruption from the people coming and going to and from the club!

davemac 15-10-2011 16:40

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Originally Posted by jaysay (Post 940146)
Who'll be all right in our calm room now Dave seeing all the noisy boisterous types are now in the naughty room:D

the boisterous ones should get their bottom smacked, mind you there may be an extra charge for that

Margaret Pilkington 15-10-2011 17:51

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Originally Posted by davemac (Post 940126)
Looks like I now have the option of a different type of darkened room, and I dont think they will serve pobbies and complan


They will if you ring ahead of your visit, and let them know of your 'special needs';):D

katex 15-10-2011 22:49

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Ya' know ... I have been watching this incredulous new venture into Accrington with bewilderment ... am waiting any time for the monkey to pop up and assure me 'Just Kiddin' :

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cashman 15-10-2011 23:01

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Originally Posted by katex (Post 940243)
Ya' know ... I have been watching this incredulous new venture into Accrington with bewilderment ... am waiting any time for the monkey to pop up and assure me 'Just Kiddin' :

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have yeh applied fer any vacancies kate or what?:D;)

Wynonie Harris 15-10-2011 23:13

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Twenty quid an hour plus tips, bring your own costume. ;)

katex 15-10-2011 23:15

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Originally Posted by cashman (Post 940244)
have yeh applied fer any vacancies kate or what?:D;)

Don't be daft... my boobs well heading South now. Mind you, perhaps they could have special themed matinees for the Over 65's (are kinky people out there) Business will be slow during the week. Could serve tea and scones ?

cashman 15-10-2011 23:22

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Originally Posted by katex (Post 940247)
Don't be daft... my boobs well heading South now. Mind you, perhaps they could have special themed matinees for the Over 65's (are kinky people out there) Business will be slow during the week. Could serve tea and scones ?

Well chuck,if yeh walk around accy as often as i do, perhaps it aint as daft as it it seems.;)

jaysay 16-10-2011 09:42

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Originally Posted by davemac (Post 940186)
the boisterous ones should get their bottom smacked, mind you there may be an extra charge for that

No Dave they get that at the lapdance club:D

jaysay 16-10-2011 09:44

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Originally Posted by cashman (Post 940244)
have yeh applied fer any vacancies kate or what?:D;)

That was going to be my question for Kate too cashy, great minds (or sumat) think alike:rolleyes::D;)

jaysay 16-10-2011 09:47

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Originally Posted by katex (Post 940247)
Don't be daft... my boobs well heading South now. Mind you, perhaps they could have special themed matinees for the Over 65's (are kinky people out there) Business will be slow during the week. Could serve tea and scones ?

Save me a front row seat on wednesdays please Kate :Der will there be a lift to the first floor:confused::confused::D

Tealeaf 18-10-2011 18:35

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The first lines from tonight's LT:

ACCRINGTON’S first lap-dancing club is to open after plans were given the green light.

I would have thought the term red light would have been more apt.

Anyway, does anyone know if Eye Candy - for that is to be the name of the said establishment - will be doing Burka nights for the BEMs?

jaysay 18-10-2011 18:49

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Originally Posted by Tealeaf (Post 940698)
The first lines from tonight's LT:

ACCRINGTON’S first lap-dancing club is to open after plans were given the green light.

I would have thought the term red light would have been more apt.

Anyway, does anyone know if Eye Candy - for that is to be the name of the said establishment - will be doing Burka nights for the BEMs?

I'm sure there well Tealeaf there's no discrimination in Hyndburn;):D

Tealeaf 18-10-2011 18:59

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Originally Posted by jaysay (Post 940699)
I'm sure there well Tealeaf there's no discrimination in Hyndburn;):D

So they'll be having gay nights as well?

garinda 18-10-2011 20:55

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Originally Posted by Tealeaf (Post 940701)
So they'll be having gay nights as well?

Yes, lesbians get free entry before eight on Tuesdays.

garinda 18-10-2011 20:57

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I do believe someone did open a titty bar for gay men, but it never really took off.

jaysay 19-10-2011 09:04

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Originally Posted by garinda (Post 940747)
I do believe someone did open a titty bar for gay men, but it never really took off.

Bet it did a belly flop:D:D

MargaretR 11-11-2011 09:40

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There is an article in the Guardian today reviewing a book in which the dancers reveal 'their side of the story'
The truth about life as a lap-dancer | Life and style | The Guardian

It sounds rather 'seedy' :(

jaysay 11-11-2011 09:47

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Originally Posted by MargaretR (Post 946828)
There is an article in the Guardian today reviewing a book in which the dancers reveal 'their side of the story'
The truth about life as a lap-dancer | Life and style | The Guardian

It sounds rather 'seedy' :(

Ya I would think reading the Guardian is Margaret;)

Tealeaf 11-11-2011 11:35

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I think Accy should think itself licky that its going to have one lap dancing club. They're shutting 'em all down here:

BBC News - Could the East End become a strip-club free zone?

That's what happens when you get sharia law. Still, I suppose Accy will be the same in about 5 years. So enjoy it while you can.

groove 11-11-2011 13:54

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Groove has inside knowledge about a ladies only night at the new lap-dance club. Groove has been invited to take part in a chippendales/ full monte type dance troupe and is looking forward to it. He may be able to arrange complimentary tickets for the ladies of Accyweb if they speak to him nicely.

garinda 11-11-2011 14:31

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I've no moral objection to the place opening here.

People do muckier, harder, more demeaning jobs, than shaking your wobbly bits, to earn a crust.

I still think it's not something I'd invest in.

It's an already saturated market place, and I don't think Accrington's much of a draw as a stag party destination, compared to Prague, Amsterdam, or even Blackpool.

Locals will soon find the novelty wears off, when they see the price they're paying for their pints, and they realise they can watch girls jiggle for free, in every other bar and pub in Accy.

:Banane20:

:rolleyes:

jaysay 11-11-2011 18:04

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Originally Posted by garinda (Post 946909)
I've no moral objection to the place opening here.

People do muckier, harder, more demeaning jobs, than shaking your wobbly bits, to earn a crust.

I still think it's not something I'd invest in.

It's an already saturated market place, and I don't think Accrington's much of a draw as a stag party destination, compared to Prague, Amsterdam, or even Blackpool.

Locals will soon find the novelty wears off, when they see the price they're paying for their pints, and they realise they can watch girls jiggle for free, in every other bar and pub in Accy.

:Banane20:

:rolleyes:

Wonder if the dancers will have the price on the soles or their shoes:confused:;)

Wynonie Harris 11-11-2011 18:08

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Originally Posted by jaysay (Post 946963)
Wonder if the dancers will have the price on the soles or their shoes:confused:;)

Spoken like a true ex-Old Bank regular! ;)

jaysay 11-11-2011 18:49

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Originally Posted by Wynonie Harris (Post 946968)
Spoken like a true ex-Old Bank regular! ;)

Too right Wyn too right, you have to remember my mate was the landlord there once:D:D

Tealeaf 11-11-2011 18:53

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If we've got all these 'pound stores' in Accy.....then maybe it's a 'pound' per lap dance?

lindsay ormerod 11-11-2011 18:56

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The Rev Kev's set up in the town centre last Sat was a trestle table and some posters that said ( and I quote, no word of a lie) "Petition for lap dance club" so the 600+ folk who have allegedly signed it might well have been in favour!
I am sick of him sticking his holier than thou nose into everything; the place would generate business rates for the council and apparently create 22 jobs as well as potentially helping the town's flagging nightlife.
If he doesn't like, don't go there, I can't imagine him sticking a tenner down some dancer's thong.
This is the same bloke who once called me a satanist for wearing a t-shirt with the name of a heavy metal band on it, get real Kev.:mosher:

walkinman221 11-11-2011 19:07

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Originally Posted by lindsay ormerod (Post 946985)
The Rev Kev's set up in the town centre last Sat was a trestle table and some posters that said ( and I quote, no word of a lie) "Petition for lap dance club" so the 600+ folk who have allegedly signed it might well have been in favour!
I am sick of him sticking his holier than thou nose into everything; the place would generate business rates for the council and apparently create 22 jobs as well as potentially helping the town's flagging nightlife.
If he doesn't like, don't go there, I can't imagine him sticking a tenner down some dancer's thong.
This is the same bloke who once called me a satanist for wearing a t-shirt with the name of a heavy metal band on it, get real Kev.:mosher:

He knows you well then linds:D.How are the rest of the coven by the way:D

jaysay 11-11-2011 19:07

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Originally Posted by lindsay ormerod (Post 946985)
The Rev Kev's set up in the town centre last Sat was a trestle table and some posters that said ( and I quote, no word of a lie) "Petition for lap dance club" so the 600+ folk who have allegedly signed it might well have been in favour!
I am sick of him sticking his holier than thou nose into everything; the place would generate business rates for the council and apparently create 22 jobs as well as potentially helping the town's flagging nightlife.
If he doesn't like, don't go there, I can't imagine him sticking a tenner down some dancer's thong.
This is the same bloke who once called me a satanist for wearing a t-shirt with the name of a heavy metal band on it, get real Kev.:mosher:

Lindsay he's a fruit and nut case, its easy really, if you don't like it don't go, simples:dflam:

walkinman221 11-11-2011 19:08

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Yep no likee no lookiee

garinda 11-11-2011 19:36

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Quote:

Originally Posted by lindsay ormerod (Post 946985)
The Rev Kev's set up in the town centre last Sat was a trestle table and some posters that said ( and I quote, no word of a lie) "Petition for lap dance club" so the 600+ folk who have allegedly signed it might well have been in favour!
I am sick of him sticking his holier than thou nose into everything; the place would generate business rates for the council and apparently create 22 jobs as well as potentially helping the town's flagging nightlife.
If he doesn't like, don't go there, I can't imagine him sticking a tenner down some dancer's thong.
This is the same bloke who once called me a satanist for wearing a t-shirt with the name of a heavy metal band on it, get real Kev.:mosher:

I saw him there too.

I gave him my evil eyed stare.

I was just about to go and overturn his trestle table, when I started talking in tongues.

Exhausted, I had to go and look for somewhere to sit down.

:D

My lovely Mum's only ever written one poison pen letter in her life. Signed, of course. She fears no one, especially him.

This odious little publicity seeker was the recipient.

After coming out with all the crud he did in the eighties, about AIDS being sent by God, to rid the world of sinners.

He never had the manners to reply to my dear Ma.

He once popped up on here.

I asked him if all the hundreds of thousands of children, who nowadays die each year in Africa, were also sinners. Seeing as it was their HIV positive status that resulted in their sad, untimely deaths.

Like mum, I'm still waiting for his reply.

I'm quite certain if Jesus popped down Accy last weekend, he'd have overturned this pathetic man's table. After telling him he was a vain, cruel, worthless being.

Leon Kelly 11-11-2011 19:37

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I havent read all the comments prior to this as its 10 pages long, But i think that with all due respect Mr Logans and his proffesion, does amaze me how these people seem to think that we should all live in the dark ages, But even in the dark ages there was a sex industry that politicians and other heads of state utilised, I just dont see his angle on this, Manchester, Preston, Blackpool, Burnley all had Lap Dancing bars and i just think its a buisness, I know a few girls who work in these bars and when ive asked them how do they feel over it do they feel exploited, there response is the same The can make £500.00 in one night and there not being forced.... What next Mr Logan.... Dont buy the Sun newspaper ban PAGE 3 ... Come on behave were in 2011

garinda 11-11-2011 19:48

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Originally Posted by Leon Kelly (Post 946996)
I havent read all the comments prior to this as its 10 pages long, But i think that with all due respect Mr Logans and his proffesion, does amaze me how these people seem to think that we should all live in the dark ages, But even in the dark ages there was a sex industry that politicians and other heads of state utilised, I just dont see his angle on this, Manchester, Preston, Blackpool, Burnley all had Lap Dancing bars and i just think its a buisness, I know a few girls who work in these bars and when ive asked them how do they feel over it do they feel exploited, there response is the same The can make £500.00 in one night and there not being forced.... What next Mr Logan.... Dont buy the Sun newspaper ban PAGE 3 ... Come on behave were in 2011

Exactly.

Sexuality has been used as some sort of commodity, since long before Biblical times.

I firmly believe, besides getting off on their own self-fuelled publicity, and loving the sound of their own voice, that all those moral crusaders do so because it gives them some cheap thrill, and a strange, damp, moistness, in the nether regions department.

We need jobs.

Not preaching prats.

mobertol 11-11-2011 19:53

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£500 a night sounds pretty good to me -4 Saturdays a month and you can be earning as much as some people get on benefits, and it's good excercise. Might get the odd free drink thrown in too...

Leon Kelly 11-11-2011 19:53

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To be honest im in town tomorrow so im going to pop down and have a word, at the end of the day i own a venue in the town and if it creates more jobs and people into town, then whats the problem, 600 signitures from who ???? i may ask i think people probably signed to get away from being bored to tears

Eric 11-11-2011 21:09

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I wonder if the girls make house calls:confused:

cashman 11-11-2011 21:48

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Originally Posted by Eric (Post 947014)
I wonder if the girls make house calls:confused:

Well theres none been round our way Eric.:D

Alan Varrechia 11-11-2011 22:53

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Over inflated prices to look at over inflated body parts. But no doubt some will fall for it. :D:D:D

cashman 11-11-2011 23:22

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Frankly i don't give a damn, wouldn't be seen dead in one, but if it takes some people off the dole, plus if its some peoples bag, then sod all to do wi me, why should i care.

garinda 12-11-2011 00:13

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Perhaps Rev. Kev is just scared he'll get so overcome, and giddy, if he walks past this place, he'll lose his deposit.

Just as he did in the last General Election, when the good folks of Hyndburn decided he wasn't worthy of their vote.

:rolleyes::D

gynn 12-11-2011 04:17

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I don't really care whether a lap dancing club opens in Accrington, because I could never see myself ever visiting it. Sounds to me like a corner of hell.

What I do care about is the importance of the Council making the decision by due process, on the basis of planning rules and regulations. That includes access, security, noise, compliance with fire regulations, etc etc

Under no circumstances should a decision for refusal be made because some pathetic little religious bigot objects to it.

jaysay 12-11-2011 08:41

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Leon Kelly (Post 946996)
I havent read all the comments prior to this as its 10 pages long, But i think that with all due respect Mr Logans and his proffesion, does amaze me how these people seem to think that we should all live in the dark ages, But even in the dark ages there was a sex industry that politicians and other heads of state utilised, I just dont see his angle on this, Manchester, Preston, Blackpool, Burnley all had Lap Dancing bars and i just think its a buisness, I know a few girls who work in these bars and when ive asked them how do they feel over it do they feel exploited, there response is the same The can make £500.00 in one night and there not being forced.... What next Mr Logan.... Dont buy the Sun newspaper ban PAGE 3 ... Come on behave were in 2011

Quite agree Leon, the days of the church breathing fire and brimstone have long gone, maybe if people like Rev Kev concentrated more on today's life needs and refrained from telling everybody how they should live their lives, maybe there would be more than just a handful of people attending church on Sundays

wadey 12-11-2011 14:24

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I didn't sign the petition as I'm trying to get Lynn a job there

jaysay 12-11-2011 15:00

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Originally Posted by wadey (Post 947146)
I didn't sign the petition as I'm trying to get Lynn a job there

I think its rather poignant really the lady signing the petition was carrying a bag saying no to plastic bags, there's a message there somewhere:rolleyes:

jaysay 12-11-2011 15:03

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Originally Posted by jaysay (Post 947154)
I think its rather poignant really the lady signing the petition was carrying a bag saying no to plastic bags, there's a message there somewhere:rolleyes:

Its ironic really, you'd think that people would have better things to do than stand about accy centre on a Saturday afternoon, they could have gone to Nottingham and made a difference there:rolleyes:

groove 12-11-2011 15:09

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Groove thinks any objectors to this club need'nt worry because once the novelty has worn off and people realise the price of such entertainment, it will die a death. Such clubs only work in towns/cities with an already thriving nightlife frequented by groups of drunken blokes on stag do's.....Groove does'nt think people will choose Accy over B'pool or Manchester when on such nights out.

garinda 12-11-2011 15:19

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Originally Posted by jaysay (Post 947154)
I think its rather poignant really the lady signing the petition was carrying a bag saying no to plastic bags, there's a message there somewhere:rolleyes:

He was getting quite a number signing today.

He also had a disciple, away from the trestle table, clip-board in hand, chasing people who'd given them a wide berth.

jaysay 12-11-2011 15:31

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Originally Posted by garinda (Post 947161)
He was getting quite a number signing today.

He also had a disciple, away from the trestle table, clip-board in hand, chasing people who'd given them a wide berth.

well the good lord had 12 of um;)

garinda 12-11-2011 15:38

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Originally Posted by jaysay (Post 947166)
well the good lord had 12 of um;)

What a coincidence!

Jesus had twelve disciples.

Rev. Kev had twelve people vote for him, in the General Election.

:D

walkinman221 12-11-2011 18:32

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Originally Posted by Tealeaf (Post 946850)
I think Accy should think itself licky

Is that a Freudian slip?:D:D considering the thread subject:D

Tealeaf 12-11-2011 23:38

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Originally Posted by walkinman221 (Post 947215)
Is that a Freudian slip?:D:D considering the thread subject:D

Licky or lucky - it makes no difference in the context.

garinda 12-11-2011 23:56

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Originally Posted by Tealeaf (Post 947311)
Licky or lucky - it makes no difference in the context.

Wednesdays, before nine, it's going to be a free blow for all fundamentalist Christians.

Yes, they'll give you a Biblical foot washing, for only five pounds.

They were going to go for authenticity.

But Health & Safety are insisting a complementary blow drying service, is more hygienic than drying feet with their hair.

http://cdn.pimpmyspace.org/media/pms...56pullhair.gif

Mancie 13-11-2011 02:37

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Originally Posted by garinda (Post 947173)
What a coincidence!

Jesus had twelve disciples.

Rev. Kev had twelve people vote for him, in the General Election.

:D

Why bother with this Rev Kev geezer when Accy Web has it's very own preacher of morals like ("shoot yer kids") Garinda, and his less than twelve disciples?.:D

garinda 13-11-2011 04:51

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Originally Posted by Mancie (Post 947322)
Why bother with this Rev Kev geezer when Accy Web has it's very own preacher of morals like ("shoot yer kids") Garinda, and his less than twelve disciples?.:D

Holy smoke!

It's Lazarus, back from the dead!

We thought you'd snuffed it for sure.

But no.

Bitter, wounded, still smarting, but he lives.

Praise be!

:angel:

garinda 13-11-2011 04:59

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Originally Posted by Mancie (Post 947322)
Garinda, and his less than twelve disciples?.:D

Jealously must be a terrible affliction, even a burden.

Besides, fair's fair, you've got cmoneileen in your 'better red than dead' corner.

Good luck.

;)

jaysay 13-11-2011 09:43

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Originally Posted by garinda (Post 947173)
What a coincidence!

Jesus had twelve disciples.

Rev. Kev had twelve people vote for him, in the General Election.

:D

Bet you can name um to:D

jaysay 13-11-2011 09:45

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Originally Posted by garinda (Post 947325)
Jealously must be a terrible affliction, even a burden.

Besides, fair's fair, you've got cmoneileen in your 'better red than dead' corner.

Good luck.

;)

Well in my case he's both red and dead:D

Leon Kelly 14-11-2011 13:54

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I received a report on it, However i think that it will all be in vain, Council have to follow a strict proceedure on Planning permission and license applications, In order for an Alcohol license to be refused it has to fall into one of the 4 licensing objectives being at risk, Complaints cannot be vexous, So it doesnt matter if he had 5000 signitures the same questions are asked, All he is doing is creating media attention for his church and making himself out to be the righteous one, However the guy who owns it managed to get a Sexual License without no problems, So if i was this guy i would ensure my solicitor utilises this part, Stating that how can a sexual license be granted but a license for alcohol cannot ???? Should Mr Lgan spend more of his time raising money for his church

Tealeaf 14-11-2011 18:54

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I've just heard there is now going to be a night of Kashmiri Lap Dancing. However, tickets are only available to elected members of HBC.

Mancie 14-11-2011 22:06

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Originally Posted by garinda (Post 947324)
We thought you'd snuffed it for sure.

But no.

Bitter, wounded, still smarting, but he lives.

Praise be!

:angel:

I presume that's the Royal "we" your highness? ..and nice to know it's now red and blue corners (or how far up each others backsides you can get) instead of the non existent cliques :D

davemac 14-11-2011 22:23

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Originally Posted by Leon Kelly (Post 947972)
Should Mr Lgan spend more of his time raising money for his church


he is retired now, and as such does not have a flock or a pulpit, but that wont stop the "thou shalt not"brigade.

If people want it, then it will stay open, if nobody goes then it will close.

Market forces are more powerfull than a banged tambourine:end::end:

Mancie 14-11-2011 23:54

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Originally Posted by jaysay (Post 947380)
Well in my case he's both red and dead:D

Lovely stuff from the fair t'middlin tory "gentleman" of accyweb..:D..

Neil 15-11-2011 01:23

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Originally Posted by wadey (Post 947146)
I didn't sign the petition as I'm trying to get Lynn a job there


If you agree with having this club do you cross out a name on the petition?

Mick 15-11-2011 05:05

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And the next Accyweb meet will be held at ...............:D

jaysay 15-11-2011 09:11

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Originally Posted by mick (Post 948184)
And the next Accyweb meet will be held at ...............:D

Are you sure they don't have a lift:D:D

DaveinGermany 15-11-2011 17:45

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Originally Posted by jaysay (Post 948212)
Are you sure they don't have a lift:D:D

Ask some of your mates, if they could throw a block & attach it to your tackle & haul you up through a window. :eek: :D

jaysay 15-11-2011 18:12

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Quote:

Originally Posted by DaveinGermany (Post 948338)
Ask some of your mates, if they could throw a block & attach it to your tackle & haul you up through a window. :eek: :D

Your all heart Dave:D

katex 19-03-2012 15:12

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The Observer ran an article that The Planning Application had been received (along with a shot and comments from our Rev. Kev).

It hasn't appeared as registered yet on the HBC site, but will look out for it and post.

ToffeeGuy 19-03-2012 17:13

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Originally Posted by Mick (Post 948184)
And the next Accyweb meet will be held at ...............:D

I doubt it. Seeing some of the Eurosceptic postings on this site, no one will want to go as they heard it will be full of Poles dancing.

lancsdave 11-04-2012 16:54

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Quote:

Originally Posted by katex (Post 978867)
The Observer ran an article that The Planning Application had been received (along with a shot and comments from our Rev. Kev).

It hasn't appeared as registered yet on the HBC site, but will look out for it and post.


I've heard it's been passed today :D

garinda 11-04-2012 17:05

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Originally Posted by lancsdave (Post 984391)
I've heard it's been passed today :D

Wasn't the Holy rolling nutter going to make a last minute attempt to stop it being rubber-stamped, at the final stage of planning?

I suppose that means he's failed?

Shame.

Still, he must be getting used to it.

After also losing his deposit, when he stood in the last General Election.

Hey ho.

Is it too late to tell Ginger Bob that we now have a titty bar in Accrington, in our Portas Pilot bid?

:Banane20:

:rolleyes:

lancsdave 11-04-2012 17:12

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Quote:

Originally Posted by garinda (Post 984394)
Wasn't the Holy rolling nutter going to make a last minute attempt to stop it being rubber-stamped, at the final stage of planning?

I suppose that means he's failed?

Shame.

Still, he must be getting used to it.

After also losing his deposit, when he stood in the last General Election.

Hey ho.

Is it too late to tell Ginger Bob that we now have a titty bar in Accrington, in our Portas Pilot bid?

:Banane20:

:rolleyes:

Looks like they are gearing up to take bookings for it as well :D

BT creates 300 call centre jobs | Manchester Evening News - menmedia.co.uk

garinda 11-04-2012 17:23

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Quote:

Originally Posted by lancsdave (Post 984396)
Looks like they are gearing up to take bookings for it as well :D

BT creates 300 call centre jobs | Manchester Evening News - menmedia.co.uk

When I first knew ol' Mary Portas, she was married, and did the windows at Harvey Nicks.

Now she's saviour of the western world, and a lesbian.

She'll probably pop into I-Candy for a pint, when she's up judging.

cashman 13-04-2012 09:13

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Quote:

Originally Posted by garinda (Post 984394)
Wasn't the Holy rolling nutter going to make a last minute attempt to stop it being rubber-stamped, at the final stage of planning?

I suppose that means he's failed?

Shame.

Still, he must be getting used to it.

After also losing his deposit, when he stood in the last General Election.

Hey ho.



:rolleyes:

Ah but the nutter Logan only failed by the casting vote of one of our members.:hehetable Nice One.;)

Barrie Yates 13-04-2012 10:01

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Originally Posted by cashman (Post 984987)
Ah but the nutter Logan only failed by the casting vote of one of our members.:hehetable Nice One.;)

He is quoted as saying that it was wrong for the approval to be down to the casting vote - presumably he would have thought that it was wrong for it not to be approved by the casting vote.
I do not know the chap, thankfully, but from what I have read he desperately needs help.

jaysay 13-04-2012 10:02

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Originally Posted by Barrie Yates (Post 985003)
He is quoted as saying that it was wrong for the approval to be down to the casting vote - presumably he would have thought that it was wrong for it not to be approved by the casting vote.
I do not know the chap, thankfully, but from what I have read he desperately needs help.

He'll get it when he goes to Heaven Barrie :rolleyes:

annesingleton 13-04-2012 10:49

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At the risk of being shot down in flames again and accused of being in cahoots with Kevin Logan, I still don't think that Accrington is the right place for a lap dancing club, especially when it's above quite a nice restaurant.

lancsdave 13-04-2012 11:44

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Originally Posted by annesingleton (Post 985013)
I still don't think that Accrington is the right place for a lap dancing club, .

If it isn't it will close down, if it is it will thrive. Simples :)

cashman 13-04-2012 15:01

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Quote:

Originally Posted by annesingleton (Post 985013)
At the risk of being shot down in flames again and accused of being in cahoots with Kevin Logan, I still don't think that Accrington is the right place for a lap dancing club, especially when it's above quite a nice restaurant.

Pray tell us where is the "Right Place"?:confused:

garinda 13-04-2012 15:13

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I can see a heavenly bolt of lightning, and the fires of Hell blazing on Blackburn Road, before Whitsun's out.

:dflam:

:rolleyes:

garinda 13-04-2012 15:26

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Quote:

Originally Posted by annesingleton (Post 985013)
I still don't think that Accrington is the right place for a lap dancing club

I agree. As I said, way back when the thread started.

Not something I'd invest in.

Already a saturated market.

Though I wish any new venture, which creates jobs in the town, the best of luck, and prove that I'm wrong, by being a roaring success.

accyman 13-04-2012 16:00

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to be honest the only dancer accy ever needed was dancing billy.He was an attractioin in himself and never caused any fuss :D

annesingleton 13-04-2012 19:10

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Quote:

Originally Posted by cashman (Post 985066)
Pray tell us where is the "Right Place"?:confused:

Somewhere bigger than Accrington where it would blend in better, although I don't suppose it makes much difference to me anyway because I never go into Accrington in the evening. But we have been to Quattro's early evening for my grand daughter's birthday which was very nice, we won't be going again if there's a lap dancing club open upstairs.

cashman 13-04-2012 19:19

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Quote:

Originally Posted by annesingleton (Post 985101)
Somewhere bigger than Accrington where it would blend in better, although I don't suppose it makes much difference to me anyway because I never go into Accrington in the evening. But we have been to Quattro's early evening for my grand daughter's birthday which was very nice, we won't be going again if there's a lap dancing club open upstairs.

Whilst i certainly wouldn't be seen dead in the place, i fail to see were accy is any better n any other town that has one?:confused: n also if it employs some of the thousands outa work around here, i cannot object.

annesingleton 13-04-2012 19:23

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I agree that it will provide employment which is a plus, we'll just have to wait and see how it goes. We might end up being the new stag night capital of the North West!

cashman 13-04-2012 19:26

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Quote:

Originally Posted by annesingleton (Post 985106)
I agree that it will provide employment which is a plus, we'll just have to wait and see how it goes. We might end up being the new stag night capital of the North West!

Doubt that very much, no-ones flocked to Accy since Joe Morts Closed.

annesingleton 13-04-2012 19:31

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Quote:

Originally Posted by cashman (Post 985108)
Doubt that very much, no-ones flocked to Accy since Joe Morts Closed.

I just had to ask where and what Joe Morts was and when it closed, I've just had a potted history!

garinda 13-04-2012 19:40

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Quote:

Originally Posted by annesingleton (Post 985101)
Somewhere bigger than Accrington where it would blend in better, although I don't suppose it makes much difference to me anyway because I never go into Accrington in the evening. But we have been to Quattro's early evening for my grand daughter's birthday which was very nice, we won't be going again if there's a lap dancing club open upstairs.

The ones I used to walk past every day, in London, and Glasgow, were very understated. You wouldn't know what they were from the outside, they were so discreet.

They're not usually like the knockin' shops you find in in Amsterdam. In your face...so to speak.

Lap dancing clubs aren't necessarily relying on passing trade quite so much, compared to other licenced premises. People tend to plan to visit places like this in advance.

I'm sure people will find the bloomers hanging up in Marks and Sparks, will be much more titillating, than the outside of this new business.

:D


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