Patience is a virtue, but who wants to be virtuous? 4283 Posts 4/00
Posted - Jun 26 2001 : 2:39AM
Night of the Stars will be on Thursday, July 12 in Los Angeles.
If it's not a long drive and you like seeing the girls in person, it's nice for the fans to at least go into the lobby and talk to the girls as they go in even if you don't buy a ticket (I hear it's kind of pricey.)
Note to Lee: let me know if you're going to be there. I have a killer new outfit that I'm going to try real hard to fit into!
Is this Erotica LA? I saw that they changed the hours this year too. It's open only to the industry folks in the morning, then the public from the afternoon on.
What day(s) will you be there Tricia?
How about Tina and Kimi? Or any other industry folk reading this?
Patience is a virtue, but who wants to be virtuous? 4283 Posts 4/00
Posted - Jun 26 2001 : 7:55PM
Night of the Stars is an annual event that tends to be during the same week as one of the conventions, but it is not an actual part of Erotica LA.
I double-checked since my post, and the Thursday night event is at the Universal Hilton in Univeral City. It is put on by the Free Speech Coalition.
Unfortunately, this is the only event that week that John and I will be able to attend, as the very next morning (when Erotica LA starts), we need to leave for Chicago to be there for Nudes a Poppin. (Actually, we're catching a Chicago Cubs vs. Chicago White Sox game first...) Evil Angel will have a booth at Erotica LA, but John and I won't be there.
Tricia - Well I am going to try and be there. We are apparently going out the 9-12th and don't have a pull in time yet. I already have the time off and a ticket so if we pull in then I will be breaking the speed limit to get there but if we don't pull in on time then I will have to miss it.
PS if I miss you in your dress someone will have to die.
I have personal reservations about the man - but he played well tonight. I'm not the forgiving sort but who knows, maybe Cleveland will have a good impact on him (yeah right) and we'll hear contrition. I don't care how good he is at the sport, he's being paid not just to PLAY but to represent the team/city he plays for and that kind of bigot does NOT represent the beautiful diversity of MY Cleveland.
I can respect that opinion. I actually haven't heard anything really bad about him for quite awhile, last year it was just his performance on the field that wasn't good, don't think he has said anything else since that bad article. Anyway it is a new start for him and I think the good fans of Cleveland will give him a try but he definitely will have to be on his best behavior or look out those Dog Biscuits from the Dog Pound will surely be flying.