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On Friday, Seattle Weekly’s Rick Anderson looked into Puerto Rican Democratic gubernatorial candidate Alejandro J. García Padilla’s admitted trip to the Showgirls Deja Vu on First Avenue … six years ago. Padilla’s rival, the current Republican Gov. Luis Fortuño, is making a stink about a $47 purchase Padilla made at the club way back when.
Padilla says it was a gift for his wife. The controversy, of course, is democracy at its finest.
Naturally, the post inspired considerable conversation, including this comment from Spinners110722:
Since when is it illegal or immoral to go to a strip club. If that were so half the people in congress would be out on their ass. I worked in Washington DC for over 20 years. I and colleagues used to visit a local club for lunch (no jokes, they are required to serve food in DC) on occasion and I have seen Representatives and Senators (both parties), at least on police chief, and other well know people in that club.

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Garcia-Gomez likens Fortuno to the job-slashing governors of Michigan and Wisconsin, saying “The first thing he did when he came to office was to fire 30,000 government employees. Indirectly, some 100,000 jobs were lost because construction went into a standstill. You can go around the island and see abandoned construction projects.” Fortuño, seeking his second term, told his admirers that “one of the Republican candidates for the presidency of the USA would chose him as running mate – for Vice President,” says Garcia-Gomez, who calls that Fortuno’s “illusion.”
But Fortuno’s dish on Garcia Padilla has apparently been working, and the Democrat has been forced to sit down with Puerto Rico media and go over his Seattle visit. Here’s one recent report, an English translation, from El Nuevo Dia:
Alejandro García Padilla revealed last night that, while in Seattle, Washington on an official trip in 2006, he visited an adult store or “sex shop” where he purchased a gift for his wife.
The gubernatorial candidate for the Popular Democratic Party (PDP) rejected categorically that he visited a “strip club” located in the same building where he purchased the gift.

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Ten years ago: U.S. Rep. James A. Traficant Jr., D-Ohio, was convicted of taking bribes and kickbacks from businessmen and his own staff. (Traficant was later expelled from Congress and sentenced to eight years in prison; he was released in September 2009.) Venezuelan police battled protesters demanding President Hugo Chavez’s ouster.
Five years ago: North Carolina’s top prosecutor dropped all charges against three former Duke University lacrosse players accused of sexually assaulting a stripper at a party, saying the athletes were innocent victims of a “tragic rush to accuse.” MSNBC announced it was dropping its simulcast of the “Imus in the Morning” radio program, responding to growing outrage over host Don Imus’ on-air reference to the Rutgers women’s basketball team as “nappy-headed hos.” (CBS Radio followed suit the next day.) Death claimed author Kurt Vonnegut in New York at age 84 and actor Roscoe Lee Browne in Los Angeles at age 81.

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On Thursday, October 24, 1985, Vaccarino was home alone in Shorewood, watching Game 5 of the World Series between the Kansas City Royals and St. Louis Cardinals.
By 9 a.m. the next morning, Vaccarino’s badly beaten body was found floating face down in his bathtub; his clothes and a bathrobe still on and water running.
King County detective Tompkins says they had no shortage of motives, but very few leads about the actual killer or killers.
“Nobody saw a suspect enter the home, leave the home and although the victim’s car was removed from the crime scene and abandoned several miles away, no one saw the car leave the area.”
The union leader’s new Buick Riviera was ditched in a White Center McDonalds parking lot, while his wallet was prominently left for anyone to find at a local strip club called My Place.

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A federal judge has ordered the city of Seattle to pay $1 to a businessman whose rights were violated when the city delayed issuing him a permit to open a strip club, finding that he could not prove his claims that he had lost more than $1.6 million because of the delay.

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Stripper King Frank Colacurcio Joined in Grave by His Empire; Roger Forbes New Nudie Ruler
Having made millions off porn and nudity, Roger Forbes has now taken the final step to replacing Frank Colarcurcio Sr. as the region’s filthy rich stripper king, erasing the last traces of the late racketeer’s ten-state empire of vice and corruption.
As part owner in the national Déjà Vu/DreamGirls nude dance-club chain, Forbes was already operating more than a half dozen Puget Sound clubs when he bought up Colacurcio’s flagship nudie joint, Rick’s, in Lake City last year, renaming it somewhat mockingly DreamGirls at Rick’s.
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Oregon strip clubs are much more interesting.  Full nudity, full bar, no rules about keeping distance from dancers, etc.  Compared to the Portland strip club scene, WA facilities are like going to church. TotalComments: 1

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On the Monday night finale of “The Bachelor,” current bachelor and Napa winemaker Ben Flajnik passed over Seattle resident Lindzi Cox and proposed to Scottsdale’s Courtney Robertson instead.
Cox was silent when Flajnik said he loved her and thought she was everything he’d ever wanted in a woman, but couldn’t give her the sought-after rose.
Good luck,” she said. “And if things don’t work out, call me.”
That comment earned Cox criticism, but also showed some foresight on her part. In a post-season recap show, Flajnik revealed he and Robertson separated after he found out that she’d treated other contestants on the show poorly.
(Robertson earned a mean-girl reputation when she likened one contestant to a stripper and called another “fatty.”)

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Dang dude that sounds like some thing you would hear on springer. Any way I would have called the cops on her.
I have been hit with a 3/4 or so sized wrench.I was working on a truck and the wrench slipped out of my hands. Of course it hit me right in the mouth. I have a chipped tooth because of it.
Two whiffle ball balls to the head.. Once when I was five or so. I was playing with me step dad. I hit the ball and I thought I hit it far. Well a few seconds l …

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March 10, 2012
(SULTAN, WA) — The Sky Valley’s annual Lip Sync contest is just around the corner.
The Sky Valley Chamber of Commerce once again plays host to what will be the 24th Annual Lip Sync Contest, April 13th at 6:30pm at the Sultan High School Commons.
Some of the most talented performers in the Sultan School District area as well as the rest of the civilized world will take to the stage to entertain and amaze family and friends alike not to mention the odd stranger passing through.
It’s easy to become part of the show.
Just put together a family friendly performance (that means no strippers or Lenny Bruce type comics) and be a resident of the Sultan School District and have lips that flap pretty good to music.

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Seattle’s Debacle Fest 2012 announced, with Mark McGuire, Rene Hell, Sean McCann, and others performing at… hey, you know that indistinguishable building/house?
It’s nearly the official beginning of spring, and you know what that means; it’s time to commemorate the 13th anniversary of the opening of Legoland California! Now, everyone grab your lego collections and let’s rendezvous at the parking lot in Carlsbad. I’m convinced that, given a large enough turnout, we can independently expand the acreage of Legoland so that Lego hospitals, Lego public libraries, Lego beggars, and Lego strip clubs inhabit every inch of the state, creating a virtual replica. We. Can. Do. This!
Beyond that, however, spring also corresponds with the beginning of festival season, and in Seattle, that basically means one event in particular, to local appreciators of independent music: Sasquatch. Forget Sasquatch for a moment though; what about those clamoring for a dose of experimental aural immersion, who would otherwise be left unfulfilled by an event where Jack White and Beck are two of the headliners? Months prior to Seattle …

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