The Old Jaybird
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they're lucky I remembered pants.
While I also complain about sloppily dressed players (I doubt if many of my current rural neighbors have ever owned a suit or a tie), I can honestly confess to never buying a vest or suspenders, which might well be unusual for the (war time) generation that preceded mine.I remember people being dressed up in fancy clothes for ballroom dancing or all in white to go lawn bowling. but hose were customs of the last generation, not this one.
Right. That’s just what I said to the matire d at the Pump Room, right before he threw me out!Who gives a fuck how you dress…
Pics or it didn’t happen.Tux, top hat, and fancy cane.
As long as a poolroom was open you weren't homeless lolTrack pants, oversized T-shirt, sandals or oversized slippers …no socks…….yeah, I look like a wino.
No bet.I dress like justanidiot’s mom and get played every time.
You and smellin_honk should get together and explore that boy-boy thing.After years of being in bars and around pool tables, gay guys hang out the most with women.
I might have to start dressing like a gay guy. I am afraid to get hit on in NYC by gay guy.
How aggressive are men? Is the risk worth the reward?
Are men really grabby?
Yeah.I imagine -- but I'm not sure -- that you are making a joke. A few years ago there was an instructor who posted here who occasionally did lessons in the altogether. He got quite a reputation. Who remembers The Oyster?![]()
I can’t think of a room where my dog wasn’t welcome…..I’ve heard some people say to owners “I thought dogs weren’t allowed.” Many of them would say “He’s not a dog.”As long as a poolroom was open you weren't homeless lol
Rocky was special! He hustled for hotdogs lolI can’t think of a room where my dog wasn’t welcome…..I’ve heard some people say to owners “I thought dogs weren’t allowed.” Many of them would say “He’s not a dog.”