Vermont

[Dickemmm]

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[jayswanton]

Hello my name is jay any tips on action in burlington please share thanks jay

[sensitivestan]

Well, Jay- you posted our message in "other areas" rather than Burlington which is where you are looking. However, we no longer put the words "action" and "Burlington" together in the same sentence, especially from November through April.
There is one Korean MP where you can get an expensive hand job and that's about it.

[sensitivestan]

You're kidding, right? "action" and "Vermont" should never appear in the same sentence. There is one AMP in the entire state in Burlington where you can get a lousy HJ. You can call Hardbodies Entertainment for a $300 hooker to come to your house, and that's about it.

[blaccjacc]

I am posting this to keep this particular forum from rusting into complete disuse. I pity anybody who lives in Vermont. Sounds like the big black whole in the Midwest (The Great Black No Hoe Hole) tossed off a big chunk of itself, like an ice shelf breaking apart, and the "no hoes" chunk landed near the Eastern seaboard, in Vermont)

Strip club will get clothed on Jan. 1

December 29, 2006

By Mel Huff Times Argus Staff

(The ironically named) BARRE – The ladies who entertain at Planet Rock might not turn into cinder-maids when the clock strikes 12 on New Year's Eve, but they will need to put on their clothes and stop dancing.

The club's entertainment license will expire at midnight Dec. 31, unless some legal action is taken.

A motion to renew the license that allows nude dancing was tabled at the council's Dec. 19 meeting, and an emergency session scheduled for Thursday to discuss the license was canceled at the last minute.

The owner of the gentlemen's club, Daniel Garr Sr., had requested the emergency meeting of the city council to take up the renewal of the license, but Mayor Thomas Lauzon called Barre's city manager around 3:45 p.m. Thursday to tell him no meeting would be held this week.

Lauzon said the item would be put on the agenda of the Jan. 2 meeting.

Garr could not be reached for comment on whether he plans any legal action.

The club's entertainment license, issued yearly, authorizes nude dance shows, but the conditions of the license state that dancers must maintain a three-foot distance from patrons. Last July an on-duty Washington County liquor inspector reported seeing "a customer's head buried in a woman's breasts." (Crying his eyes out that he lived in Vermont and, due to this, was still a virgin at age 40)

The mayor said the council tabled the motion to renew the license because members "wanted to hear more about the violation and wanted to think more about renewal and whether in fact they want to renew it."

At the time of the alleged incident, Lauzon said, the city sent Garr a warning letter and "put him on notice that due to this incident, he could be subject to further penalties, including failure to renew … So when the license came up for renewal, … we all recalled this incident and the council was not comfortable acting on the renewal until such time as we could talk about it."

Lauzon said the council has "broad discretionary powers" in deciding whether to renew a license, and if it does so, can place additional restrictions on it.

No investigation was conducted to corroborate the liquor inspector's report, Lauzon said. "If a police officer sees a crime, before he tickets someone or arrests someone, does he make sure someone else saw it too?" he asked. The mayor was not aware of any violations by Planet Rock either before or after the July incident, he said.

Lauzon explained that he put the item on the agenda for the Jan. 2 meeting because he "was having difficulty getting much more than a quorum." He added that he didn't know of anyone who would be absent on Jan. 2.

"I think I could have gotten a quorum," he noted. "I would not have had all the members there. My preference would be to have all the members of council there to consider this."

Lauzon stressed that he had not "considered" having a meeting earlier, but had merely let the council know he was available. He told one of the council members, "If anyone would like to have a meeting and requests a meeting, I'll schedule a meeting. And no one did."

Lauzon said Garr brought his request to the council on Dec. 19. The council normally meets weekly, but there was no meeting on Dec. 26 to discuss Garr's request because some council members were traveling.

Even though the license will lapse after midnight Dec. 31, the council will still treat Garr's application as a renewal, Lauzon noted. He said he was "not aware that anything would take place from the city's point of view" at midnight on Dec. 31. Asked if there were plans to send in police to enforce the license suspension, he said, "Oh, Lord no!"

He observed that the license "technically" expires Dec. 31 at midnight, Monday is a holiday and the council will take the matter up Tuesday. "So there won't be a tremendous amount of time lapsing between the time the license expires and the time that we actually take it up for renewal."

Meanwhile, he said, "There's nothing to prohibit Mr. Garr from serving alcohol."
(And, since he lives in Vermont, he might need booze just to help himself get through another bleak and hopeless day)