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Government seeks ideas on what to do with old Nevada brothel
Nevada Appeal ^
| 11/26/02
| Associated Press
Posted on 11/26/2002 7:53:49 PM PST by Mark
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Very series matter here!
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posted on
11/26/2002 7:53:50 PM PST
by
Mark
To: Mark
Have Congress meet there.
What more appropriate inhabitants of a whore house.
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posted on
11/26/2002 8:01:05 PM PST
by
APBaer
To: Mark
I understand Bill Clinton is looking to build a "presidential" library.
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posted on
11/26/2002 8:01:08 PM PST
by
IronJack
To: Mark
Washington could reopen it as a brothel on a for-profit basis again - and use its profits to cut our taxes!
To: APBaer
Pelosi, Boxer, Feinstein........the future of your party.
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posted on
11/26/2002 8:05:41 PM PST
by
Mark
To: Mark
I say open up a "fun resort" for the RAT Party bigwigs! I hear some of their beauties are in between jobs: Donna Shalala, Janet Reno, Helen Thomas, Chelsea, the Kennedy chick, the lonely widow ex-senator from Missouri, Joni Mitchell, Brbra.
To: glc1173@aol.com
Washington could reopen it as a brothel on a for-profit basis again - and use its profits to cut our taxes! I don't think a brothel run by Washington could ever come close to making a profit.
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posted on
11/26/2002 8:07:15 PM PST
by
timm22
To: Revolting cat!
Oh, Yukky!
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posted on
11/26/2002 8:09:00 PM PST
by
Mark
To: Mark
I think they should have Clinton run it.
To: Mark
Wasn't it a multi-story building? Those kind of whorehouses seldom work out. Simple matter of economics, there's just too much f**kin' overhead...
To: Mark
I spend a lot of time in Nevada, and actually have a Mustang Ranch t-shirt (don't ask how I got it). There is more land like the Mustang Ranch area in Nevada than anybody would ever want. It's too far from Sparks/Reno (probably 15 miles east, on I-80, down in kind of a gulley behind a big spread of nothing but cactus (cacti?). So the BLM won't get much for it, if anything.
To: JoeFromCA
have a Mustang Ranch t-shirt (don't ask how I got it). Don't ask? Can we have a contest guessing? How was it, anyway?!
To: Mark
BLM officials instead feared the proposed center's proximity to the river would contribute to water pollution and put horses in danger during floods. That's why the Clinton liebrary is built over a river with good runoff.
To: Mark
Bust up the buildings, sell the chunks on eBay, along with "I Got a Piece of the Mustang Ranch" certificates.
To: Mark
Of course, they are assuming that the government should own the land. Why not just hold an auction and put it back on the tax rolls?
To: Mark
Give it to a religious group who is trying to help street women who are drug addicted, and live with low esteem, Jesus by the way had a lot of prostitutes among his followers, I think Jim Bakker and his wife would do well in managing it. I really enjoyed his book, I WAS WRONG. I'd give him a chance to rebuild lives of broken women.
To: Mark
I've seen the wild women of Mustang Ranch, I spent a week there one day.
And I've truly seen the wild horses in the middle of Nevada's desert.
Nevada is my second most favorite state.
To: Mark
DNC Headquarters? Bill's pimp is running it anyway.
To: JoeFromCA
There is more land like the Mustang Ranch area in Nevada than anybody would ever want. It's too far from Sparks/Reno (probably 15 miles east, on I-80, down in kind of a gulley behind a big spread of nothing but cactus (cacti?). So the BLM won't get much for it, if anything. What about the drilling rights?
To: timm22
"I don't think a brothel run by Washington could ever come close to making a profit."
Why not have a brothel in reverse. The public goes to it to get sc--wed instead! OOH! Wait! That happens every April 15 so never mind.
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