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In an effort to fun up a work-forced trip to Vegas next month, myself and two co-workers have decided to get some show tickets.

Current options on the table:



Thank you for your time in this matter.








Edited, Feb 13th 2007 8:10pm by Elinda

My sister and her husband recently went to Vegas. They ended up getting free tickets to Cirque de Soleil. There are actually a couple playing in Vegas, they went to 'O' at the Bellagio.

They loved it. They probably wouldn't have gone if it wasn't free. I guess they figured it would be a bunch of french clowns doing gymnastics or something so artsy as to not be all that interesting for them. In the end they said it was one of their highlights of their trip.

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Also off the list was 'The ****** Monologue'

My friend went to see Prince while in Vegas. Said it was a good show. I guess if you like Prince, that's an option to check into.

Spam-a-lot, hands down! Cirque does shows that are broadcast occasionally on the CBC so it would be nothing new.

It's the closest city to the Nevada Test Site.

Hey, did you know that Las Vegas is the fastest growing metropolis in the country right now. It's all feeling kinda Romeish.

Says the self professed womanizer. "Sin" in sin ********


And for the record Vegas is a kick *** place to go party. I go there every couple of months with my friends. Good restaurants, great clubs a total who gives a fUck attitude. And I live less than an hour from Los Angeles, so that's sayin' something.

Varus,



I'm looking for opinions on the shows mentioned in the poll. Have any?

So, as a conservative, you're agasint Las Vegas?

Hmm. I smell hypocracy here (you do know that there are more coservative voters in Vegas than any other city west of Texas, right?).

What shocks me are the Hannity conservatives...bashing all things not in their moral sphere of influence.


Spam-a-lot gets my vote.

Last I looked it isn't. All I can find is refering to "sexual immorality", but I think that would have to be defined first, and then, who's definition do you use? Even then, I haven't found anything in the New Testament that calls sex before marriage a sin yet. In fact, running a seach on the Bible for "pre-marital sex", "un-wed" sex, and other similar words, and even using just plain "sex" doesn't turn up much. The only one that turns up anything is "sex", and not one refrence in the New Testament mentions it as a sin.

Sexual imorality to me would be defined as anything un-natural. If using that as a base, you could say that any consentual sexual relations that are considered normal are not a sin.