Re : Military Blames Lap dances

Ted Gittinger wrote:
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> "Tarver Engineering" wrote in message
> news:geydnf_Ay8duV7zd4p2dnA@sti.net...
> >
> > "Les Matheson" wrote in message
> > news:O2iUb.2338$Yj.187@lakeread02...
> > > "The floggings will continue until morale improves"
> >
> > Such action would only be necessary if lap dances are prohibited.

> C. Mi Tierra

Ted,

That's a nice little restaurant.

The meal was good. I waited for the lap dancers, but the mariachi
band just wouldn't go away.

> ted
> >
> >

"Ted Gittinger" wrote in message
news:sdlUb.34463$eY2.26870@fe2.texas.rr.com...
>
> "Tarver Engineering" wrote in message
> news:geydnf_Ay8duV7zd4p2dnA@sti.net...
> >
> > "Les Matheson" wrote in message
> > news:O2iUb.2338$Yj.187@lakeread02...
> > > "The floggings will continue until morale improves"
> >
> > Such action would only be necessary if lap dances are prohibited.
> >
> > I know the only Lone Star I ever enjoyed was one I should not have been
> > drinking.
>
> And thereby hangs a tale.
>
> I'll start it off:
>
> You were:
>
> A. A airman basic at Lackland AFB;

> B. A medic in training at BAMC.
>
> C. A student at Central Catholic High.


I'd have to go with A and C, I was 17 at Lackland and going back to finnish
my senior year of HS. The USAF was a great adventure.

> You had this experience at:
>
> A. Hipp's Bubble Room
>
> B. The Pan American Cafe
>
> C. Mi Tierra

> D. Having a hit on a joint at Tony's Mirror Shine on Houston Street.
>
> By gad, sir, please continue and do not leave us hanging in suspenders.

The Lone Star brewery at Alamo Park is where I got the beer.

The clap was so rampent it San Antonio in '74 that the whore were almost a
certainty of comming home with a drippy dick. Oddly enough, there was a
brothel adjacent to where they dropped us off the bus.

Yep , A and C explains everything, including the continual spelling
errors, and attitude, thanks Tarver.

On Thu, 5 Feb 2004 1408 -0800, "Tarver Engineering"
wrote:

>
>"Ted Gittinger" wrote in message
>news:sdlUb.34463$eY2.26870@fe2.texas.rr.com...
>>
>> "Tarver Engineering" wrote in message
>> news:geydnf_Ay8duV7zd4p2dnA@sti.net...
>> >
>> > "Les Matheson" wrote in message
>> > news:O2iUb.2338$Yj.187@lakeread02...
>> > > "The floggings will continue until morale improves"
>> >
>> > Such action would only be necessary if lap dances are prohibited.
>> >
>> > I know the only Lone Star I ever enjoyed was one I should not have been
>> > drinking.
>>
>> And thereby hangs a tale.
>>
>> I'll start it off:
>>
>> You were:
>>
>> A. A airman basic at Lackland AFB;
>
>> B. A medic in training at BAMC.
>>
>> C. A student at Central Catholic High.
>
>
>I'd have to go with A and C, I was 17 at Lackland and going back to finnish
>my senior year of HS. The USAF was a great adventure.
>
>> You had this experience at:
>>
>> A. Hipp's Bubble Room
>>
>> B. The Pan American Cafe
>>
>> C. Mi Tierra
>
>> D. Having a hit on a joint at Tony's Mirror Shine on Houston Street.
>>
>> By gad, sir, please continue and do not leave us hanging in suspenders.
>
>The Lone Star brewery at Alamo Park is where I got the beer.
>
>The clap was so rampent it San Antonio in '74 that the whore were almost a
>certainty of comming home with a drippy dick. Oddly enough, there was a
>brothel adjacent to where they dropped us off the bus.
>

"fudog50" wrote in message
news:u03920l1f5scfsucvqi363a3h0btbpv3u2@4ax.com...
> Yep , A and C explains everything, including the continual spelling
> errors, and attitude, thanks Tarver.

The spelling errors are okie phionics, the way California taught me to spell
as a child. It is a very lazy way to write for me.

On Wed, 04 Feb 2004 2015 +0000, grub@internet.charitydays.co.uk
wrote:

>>
>>http://www.worldtribune.com/worldtri...reaking_3.html
>>
>>U.S. military blames lap dances
>>for declining military discipline
>>
>>EAST-ASIA-INTEL.COM
>>Tuesday, February 3, 2004
>>
>>SEOUL -
>>
>>The U.S. military has asked South Korea
>>to ban lap dancing and other lewd acts
>>at local nightclubs near its bases,
>>saying they negatively impact military
>>discipline.
>~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~
>Hold it right there, General.
>
>Order your men not to enter those night clubs.

What ever happened to putting clubs "off limits"

>~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~
>>The officials said the military was taking
>>similar steps at other bases in the United
>>States and overseas against lap dancing.
>>
>>The U.S. Army's 2nd Infantry Division,
>>which has 15,000 troops near the border
>>with North Korea,
>>
>>recently sent letters to the South Korean
>>Special Tourist Association and local mayors
>>urging a crack down on lap dancing clubs
>>near barracks.
>>
>>Describing
>>"client-focused exotic dancing"
>>as the principal cause of
>>worsening military discipline,
>>
>>the military letter called for local club
>>owners to "prohibit any physical contact
>>between dancers and (U.S.) customers."
>>
>>South Korean lap dancing clubs are totally
>>dependent on American customers because
>>they are not allowed to take local clients.
>>
>>U.S. officials declined to specify what
>>they meant by worsening military discipline.
>>
>>"We are following trends in the United States,"
>>
>>Lt. Col. Chris Bailey,
>>the 2nd Infantry Division's
>>assistant chief of staff,
>>told the Stars & Stripes newspaper.
>>
>>The U.S. Forces Korea has consulted
>>mainland laws banning lap dancing, he said.
>>
>>The more than 90 American installations
>>throughout South Korea have long been a
>>source of friction between residents
>>living near the U.S. facilities,
>>
>>who complain of pollution, noise
>>and traffic from the U.S. bases
>>and occasional crimes by American troops.
>>
>>Many crimes committed by U.S. servicemen
>>involve nightclubs near their barracks.
>>
>>Amid an increasing number of
>>American troops accused of crimes,
>>their legal protection has become
>>a sensitive issues for the two
>>governments.
>>
>>"The USFK will root out any practices
>>that go contrary to a positive environment
>>for U.S. soldiers, Korean residents and
>>people of all nationalities,"
>>
>>said Chae Yang-To,
>>
>>a spokesman for the 2nd Infantry Division.
>>
>>The United States maintains 37,000 troops
>>in South Korea to help defend it from a
>>potential conflict with North Korea under
>>a bilateral defense treaty signed after
>>the 1950-1953 Korean War.
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>



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