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Lews how tight is the seal of your lips on system-j's cock?

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| Originally posted by MSZ Lews how tight is the seal of your lips on system-j's cock? |
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| Originally posted by MSZ Lews how tight is the seal of your lips on system-j's cock? |
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| Originally posted by DJ RANN If that isn't an attack on my reputation (the dictionary definition of aspersions) then I don't know what is. |
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| Originally posted by DJ RANN I've told you my opinion and my entire argument here is that you two are completely intolerant of someone (my) opinion that it;s a sad state that clubs have no dress code as they once did. and by dress code I mean make a fucking effort. So if it's a drag club, get your 7 inch heels on and make sure that dress takes the attention off your cringeworthy face. If that's a nice club, put some nice clothes on. hence, you're an acute example of a bigot. Geddit? |
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| Originally posted by DJ RANN I'm not going to answer your asinine and childish question because it's both poised and tied to the assertion that I'm some nouveau riche elitist, which I'm not. I haven't once even mentioned my financial situation or lifestyle, yet you brand me with all this from me simply saying I like nice or well designed things. |
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| Originally posted by DJ RANN You must go through life absolutely terrified of everything and everyone if you draw such hardened and evolved views on people from such little information. So until you understand what I'm getting at (which requires you to do the work to understand that someone might actually have a different opinion to you on a given subject), then I'm not going to entertain such a dumb question, nor from such a dumb bigot. |
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| Originally posted by MSZ Lews how tight is the seal of your lips on system-j's cock? |
Well one thing's for sure, you can always tell how insecure a person is about something by the frequency at which they bring it up.
It's Sunday.
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| Originally posted by MSZ Lews how tight is the seal of your lips on system-j's cock? |
Damnn I what did I miss..hhaha garr
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| Originally posted by Innocence Lost Damnn I what did I miss..hhaha garr |

I personally would have went with oxygen at birth.
I just came back from a gay sex party.
I had fun SacTo, See you soon!
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| Originally posted by DJ RANN P.s. you brought money in to it again. You really don't see it, do you? |
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| When I go out, as long as it's not that pathetic bottle service bullshit, then I don't care whether I've spent $100 or $400 on drinks. It's a night out. If you don't have the budget, then fine, don't go to nice clubs. It's goes with the territory. They have to pay the bill somehow, and I don't mind paying. It's why some people like owning and paying for nice things. |
Lol what kind of fucking moron spends 400 bucks on drinks on a night out? If the music is on point you should be spending your time on the dance floor, not at the bar with all the other obnoxious drunks.
Do people past the age of 25 really still go out on a mission to get drunk and waste money at the bar? Sounds brotastic.
I was thinking about this whole debate about dresscodes in clubs for a bit yesterday and I think a key point that hasn't been mentioned yet is that dressing up doesn't equal dressing up. A lot of people have a problem with clubs that have a dresscode of 'dressing nice or fancy' because 'dressing nice' inevitably refers to a way of dressing that is equaled with money and power in our society. Enforcing that means in a way importing classic outside power structures into the realm of clubbing. Where's the escapism in dressing the same way I would on a casual friday at work? While some would also call the 'dress code' of clubs with a LGBT-background discriminatory, the key difference is that these are the dresscodes of marginalized groups that have nowhere else to dress up, dressing 'nice' will advantage you in many areas of life outside of clubbing, dressing gay or outrageous will get you harassed and discriminated out in the daylight.
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| Originally posted by Woony A lot of people have a problem with clubs that have a dresscode of 'dressing nice or fancy' because 'dressing nice' inevitably refers to a way of dressing that is equaled with money and power in our society. Enforcing that means in a way importing classic outside power structures into the realm of clubbing. |
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House isn't so much a sound as a situation. There must be a hundred records with voice-overs asking, "What is house?" The answer is always some greeting card bullshit about "life, love, happiiness...." The House Nation likes to pretend clubs are an oasis from suffering, but suffering is in here with us. (If you can get in, that is. I think of one time in New York when they wouldn't let me into the Loft, and I could hear they were actually playing one of my records on the dance floor at that very moment. I shit you not.) |
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| Originally posted by SYSTEM-J Exactly. In fact, it's even more direct than that, because it means "If you can't afford to dress to a certain standard, you aren't allowed inside". Say some kid wanted to see Kerri Chandler as well. He's broke, he hasn't got any smart clothes suitable for dancing but he's totally into the music and he wants to see one of his favourite DJs. But Kerri Chandler is playing at one of RANN's "really nice clubs" and RANN's desired door policy is in effect. Result? The kid can't get to hear the music he loves and see a DJ he loves. Why? So RANN can feel good in his aesthetic appreciation of those around him. Tough break kid. Come back when you're rich. |
I don't think you guys understand. Back in the 90s and early 2000s dress code was put in place to keep the black guys out of the club. Now black people thinks it's fly to dresss up so to keep them out of the club they decided no dress code. When black ppl figure it out again their will be dress code again. And this will keep happening.
So you guys can argue all you want about the wealth division and how you just want to dance. The truth is though the club owner only wants 2 things from you. 1) spend money 2) leave your black friends at home
In China, they don't let blacks into the club, they club them.
Stay away Drake, you Degrassi wheelchair Uncle Tom.
Ya when drake comes to the club with me he always has a tough time getting in. I can't convince the bouncer he's white. I have to tell drake to describe his last relationship to the bouncer, they usually let him right after.
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| Originally posted by Dykes_on_Jay The club is to blame, not the punter that fits what said club deems accessible. Face policy is not a new thing; fair or not, it is what it is. Some things are exclusive. Is it fair? Maybe not, but life isn't fair. I've agreed with most of your points up until now, but you are reaching a bit. There will always be things available for those with status that those with none must unfortunately forgo. |
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