Gay Bar!

[Lathum]

Originally Posted by Captain2711

Do you not know me at all???

only from the inside

[lighthousekeeper]

Originally Posted by miked

I'm trying to remember the name, it was on Peachtree

lol - every street in the atl area is called peachtree.

[-apoc-]

Ive been to quite a few gay clubs it really isnt a big deal. The drinks are super strong the music is usually 100 times better than a normal club.

[Critch]

Originally Posted by st.cronin

I actually ended up at a lesbian bar once. Not good times.

I have too, and likewise didn't have a good time. They were very unfriendly, can't we all just get along?

[Izulde]

I think lesbian bar, I think Ayn Rand, Birkenstocks, Ani DiFranco, Adrienne Rich and feminazis.

[Groundhog]

Whenever I meet a lesbian I just pull out the ole' line "I just want you ladies to know that I'm fine with your lifestyle choice, and if you ever need a camera man...". Always goes down a treat!

[AENeuman]

There's one bar in the castro, moby dick, that has a mirror that goes the length of the urinal trough...

[Groundhog]

Originally Posted by AENeuman

There's one bar in the castro, moby dick, that has a mirror that goes the length of the urinal trough...

There is a REGULAR bar here in Sydney that has a mirror on the urinal wall that starts from just below your knees up, so you are peeing on the mirror. First and only time I used it was an... experience.

[Karlifornia]

This is why I love the FOFC, just when I think I'm cool, and have had enough experience to know what I'm talking about, I realize that I am just hitting the tip of the iceberg with life.

JonInMiddleGA has been to three gay bars? Maybe the most awesome thing I've ever heard.

I've still got living and learning to do.

[cuervo72]

hxxp://www.rathergood.com/gaybar/

[Schmidty]

I'd go, but only if I had actual gay friends going with me.

[oliegirl]

Originally Posted by miked

Just remembered. It was Backstreet. Carry on.

That was the first one I thought of when I read your post...Backstreet was closed a number of years ago, mainly because of the shooting that occurred outside the place. It had become pretty rough and trashy (yes, I know I'm leaving this open for obvious jokes, couldn't think of a way not too), drug infested and from what I'd heard, a popular place for the gay prostitutes. Sad too because that was a kick ass place, we'd go dancing there and have a blast! (I was going to say have a ball, but again - too many obvious jokes)

[cuervo72]

Originally Posted by Karlifornia

JonInMiddleGA has been to three gay bars? Maybe the most awesome thing I've ever heard.

Three gay bars, and he's a regular at the Happiest Place on Earth. It's like we don't even know him anymore.

[BYU 14]

Originally Posted by lordscarlet

I have been several times, for various reasons. One bar had a decent pool table that nobody used......for playing Pool.

Fixed it for you, now rack 'em big boy!!

[JonInMiddleGA]

Originally Posted by cuervo72

Three gay bars, and he's a regular at the Happiest Place on Earth. It's like we don't even know him anymore.

You have no idea ...

[lighthousekeeper]

Originally Posted by Karlifornia

JonInMiddleGA has been to three gay bars? Maybe the most awesome thing I've ever heard.

It sounds crazy until you realize that JiMGA's definition of a "Gay Bar" is any bar that has Lite beer on tap.

[Sgran]

I was sad that I couldn't find an option in your poll. I've been to many gay bars because my wife loves them. I don't like them if they are "gay bars" because it's just not my scene. I would much rather be at a place where gay people might just happen to be there and it's not a big deal to anyone.

I do have one story though. One time in Amsterdam I made a friend in a coffee shop and we started to bum around together. It occured to me much later that he was, in fact, gay, and probably attracted to me. This only became clear, however, after I had dragged him through the red light district, so it was first and foremost clear that I was clearly hetero. He was cool, so i don't regret anything.
We ended up in a coffee shop where I got hit on by an older Dutch guy who was making double entendres about the chess board I was staring at. A bit later there were 6 guys sitting around talking and the conversation turned to the fact that actually I wasn't gay. One guy said something that has stuck with me: "everybody's looking for love."
It was then that the nickel dropped and I realized I was in a gay coffee shop and everyone around me was likely gay. I suppose there are many morals to this story, but the most important one is that pot does not make you gay, even in Amsterdam.