Mars23 said:

Fury said:

I'm so glad I don't play by other people's rules. How boring life would be.
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JustErin said:

35 yo woman in a club = MILF
35 yo dude in a club = PERV

Fury said:

You need to change it a bit to really reflect what many think

35 yo HOT woman in a club = MILF
35 yo UGLY dude in a club = PERV

JustErin said:

Oh wait, I'm only 34
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Mars23 said:

I'm not going home with you Saturday night.

Stymie said:

Omg. I forgot you two were meeting. Why does this excite me so??

JustErin said:

AND we're going to a club! I hope I can get through the age detectors.

JustErin said:

Hot sexy pictures posted afterwards?

Stymie said:

Yes, please.

I'm sorry but music and dance is my thing. It makes me feel great spiritually and physically. I say, go at any age. I go to a club that's been around forever. The age range is from 21 (plus people with fake I.D's) to I'd say 60+. There used to be a couple that I'm sure were hitting their 70's. They moved so we don't see them anymore. Back in the day at club UNIVERSE in San Francisco (98% gay men attended) there used to be a straight couple that were there every weekend. They must've been in their late 70's. It kept them young and the gay men made them into instant celebrities. They were awesome.
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JustErin said:

Don't be daft, you buy inot that kinda BS?

What a nonsense. If people stare at you for not 'fitting in' then it's their fucking problem.

It's different when you 'feel' out of place, like Carrie. Cuz then it's just obvious you are not having fun and radiating it. That's indeed a kill-fun.
But on the other hand, Carrie, if you could get over that weird hang-up you have of 'feeling' old, then you could be someone's granny and no one would care. And if they'd notice you; they'd buy you a drink!

In the old days ('88/'89), when I was WAAAAY into clubbing, there was this club in Amsterdam that was anti-culture. You'd never get in with jeans or sneakers, you had to dress up. And if people came to BE hip, like a certain famous fella from MPLS, they'd flat-out refuse you.
There was this lady; she must have been 60. She was ALWAYS there; dancing, talking, getting free drinks. She was dressed hip and could not care less what people said about her. She was there to have fun and no one could stop her.
I loved that old lady.

Stymie said:

MIGUELGOMEZ said:

Now that's what I'm talking about.

I love you, mr.

HamsterHuey said:

That is my philosophy exactly.

HamsterHuey said:

Did you even read the rest of my post? I was kidding.

JustErin said:

Ahemmm...

Nooooo...

HamsterHuey said:

I love you too.

Trust me, I'm going to be that 70 year old dancing his ass off at the club. I guess what I love about the club I frequent is that most people are there to dance and really get into the music. It's not really a meat market. I mean it's cool if you're there for that but realize that a lot aren't so they need to respect everyone. Also it's like 70% gay which is great because it means that the straight people there are cool and fun.

Fury said:

Doesnt bother me.. but I hate places that are full of kids and underage drinkers..

double post
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Ok, this is so funny that this topic came up on the Org. I was just reading the Intelligencer section in a recent issue of New York mag and they briefly touched on this subject.



Moby Parties and Parties and Parties
But is he getting too old?
Source: http://nymag.com/news/int...cer/45597/

Published Mar 30, 2008

Moby went to his first New York nightclub in 1981. “I was 14 or 15 years old, and I don’t think a month has gone by since 1981 where I haven’t gone out somewhere in New York,” he said en route to a gig at the Box on March 26. “Now I’m 42 years old, and at this point, the majority of my friends are home in bed by eleven o’clock. But I still find myself, at least two or three times a week, staying up until five o’clock in the morning and drinking too much and being stupid.” He’s not entirely happy about that. “Being 42 and going out a lot is moderately depressing,” he said. “The older I get, I imagine, the more depressing it will be.” So why does he do it? “New York,” he said, “for all its gentrification, is still ultimately a hedonistic place.”

Mara said:

oh please, let's not have that idiot moby as an example.....
The last thing I heard of him is that he wants to marry Britney Spears....

I can't see going to a club where there are 20 somethings. I started partying pretty everyday when I was 19. I was burned completely out on it by the time I was 25. I don't like pop music so I end up being bored quickly. I remember being at the bar Dex worked at a few years ago in Cali and thinking: what the hell am I doing here?

I do love house music though and thankfully, when I go to see The Godfather of House Music, Frankie Knuckles, everyone there will pretty much be my age!!

Well, I'm going out to a series of clubs this friday to celebrate turning 34!

JustErin said:

Happy Birthday!!!

REDFEATHERS said:

Thanks!

Being old rules!

JustErin said:

Is this double post day????
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abierman said:

Now, if Moby can be up in the club witcha...

But then again, New York (and most big city) nightlife has a lot of layers. It's not really about age and, ultimately, it really depends on who's throwing the party, folks. Gone.

I think it depends on the club. There are some clubs that are more for the college theme kind of thing, and there are some clubs that are for the "old but good" songs?
I know they have "Rucos Night" in a lot of Mexico plazas and clubs. (Rucos means old people).