read the inserted message to get $$$$$$$$$

--
Posted by News Bulk Poster
Unregistered version

if you have watched tv in the last 20 years, you probably have already
seen all of this act... what a bore!!! what a RIP, too!!

Having said that- DO NOT MISS - Second City!!! It's cheaper and is
actually VERY FUNNY!

I go to the one in Chicago all the time and the LV cast is every bit
as good... if not better!! And, that's saying a lot! I bet at least
one or two of them will be on SNL very soon!

http://imdb.com/title/tt0240772/

I could watch this flick a thousand times. In fact... I think I already have.
Know that water show that the eleven of them stare at near the end of the
movie? I was in Vegas a couple of weeks ago, and I was so entranced by that
same water show outside of Bellagio that I leaned over the railing and nearly
fell in.

Boy, would *I* have been embarrassed.

"Raider Dave" <raidernation@aol.com> wrote in message
news:20040313175240.26415.00001498@mb-m20.aol.com...
From: The Magnificent Bastard


On Sat, 13 Mar 2004 21:46:28 GMT, in alt.tv.sopranos, PattyC puts the
lotion on it's skin or else it gets the hose again. It does this
whenever it's told -


"The Magnificent Bastard" <magnif_bastard@hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:MPG.1abd36296db6c58a989975@news.alt.net...
Here's how it breaks down -

Late afternoon flight on Wednesday, March 17.

Picked up at airport by limo service, taken directly to Caesar's
(room
comp'ed).



Well, my cleaning lady gets the same (limo and room comped), so I'm not
all
that impressed so far.

Yep, that sounds believable.

What... don't _most_ cleaning ladies get VIP treatment?


I don't think you get it. If someone, anyone, routinely spends money in
Vegas, they get a free room. If they do it a lot, they even get the limo to
pick them up at the airport. You don't buy this? If not, you don't know
much about how it works. You think those rooms cost them anything compared
to the regular spending of gambling money?

My cleaning lady goes to Vegas about yearly and each time stays free. Last
time they sent a limo for her. (Forget the hotel, but it wasn't Bellagio if
that makes you feel more superior...) In any case, she also gets a large
fruit basket on arrival. Hey, routinely coming back (and giving them your
money) seems to "pay off." Well, sorta anyway.

So anyway guys, honest, I'm also impressed if YOU got free rooms.

PattyC

On Sat, 13 Mar 2004 23:08:41 GMT, in alt.tv.sopranos, PattyC puts the
lotion on it's skin or else it gets the hose again. It does this
whenever it's told -



"Raider Dave" <raidernation@aol.com> wrote in message
news:20040313175240.26415.00001498@mb-m20.aol.com...
From: The Magnificent Bastard


On Sat, 13 Mar 2004 21:46:28 GMT, in alt.tv.sopranos, PattyC puts the
lotion on it's skin or else it gets the hose again. It does this
whenever it's told -


"The Magnificent Bastard" <magnif_bastard@hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:MPG.1abd36296db6c58a989975@news.alt.net...
Here's how it breaks down -

Late afternoon flight on Wednesday, March 17.

Picked up at airport by limo service, taken directly to Caesar's
(room
comp'ed).



Well, my cleaning lady gets the same (limo and room comped), so I'm not
all
that impressed so far.

Yep, that sounds believable.

What... don't _most_ cleaning ladies get VIP treatment?


I don't think you get it. If someone, anyone, routinely spends money in
Vegas, they get a free room. If they do it a lot, they even get the limo to
pick them up at the airport. You don't buy this? If not, you don't know
much about how it works. You think those rooms cost them anything compared
to the regular spending of gambling money?

My cleaning lady goes to Vegas about yearly and each time stays free. Last
time they sent a limo for her. (Forget the hotel, but it wasn't Bellagio if
that makes you feel more superior...) In any case, she also gets a large
fruit basket on arrival. Hey, routinely coming back (and giving them your
money) seems to "pay off." Well, sorta anyway.

So anyway guys, honest, I'm also impressed if YOU got free rooms.

I'm skeptical that a cleaning lady has enough money to spend (lose) in
Vegas that a hotel would be interested in giving her a free room (and
fruit basket) and send a limo for her.

I go to Vegas a couple times a year and my brother has been there about
8 times in the past year (mostly on business) so the hotel seems
interested in getting us to stay at their property. We're paying for
the limo, didn't ask to have one comp'ed. Might do that for the trip
back to the airport.

We got the VIP passes through a business connection.


PattyC

"The Magnificent Bastard" <magnif_bastard@hotmail.com> wrote in
message
news:MPG.1abd36296db6c58a989975@news.alt.net...

"The Magnificent Bastard" <magnif_bastard@hotmail.com> wrote in
message
news:MPG.1abd36296db6c58a989975@news.alt.net...

Here's how it breaks down -
Late afternoon flight on Wednesday, March 17. = $500

Picked up at airport by limo service, taken directly to Caesar's = $100

Needing to post my itnierary on usenet for validation of my sad, empty,
desperately lonely life:

PRICELESS.

in article MPG.1abd613a46a6610298997a@news.alt.net, The Magnificent Bastard
at magnif_bastard@hotmail.com wrote on 3/13/04 6:20 PM:

On Sat, 13 Mar 2004 23:08:41 GMT, in alt.tv.sopranos, PattyC puts the
lotion on it's skin or else it gets the hose again. It does this
whenever it's told -



"Raider Dave" <raidernation@aol.com> wrote in message
news:20040313175240.26415.00001498@mb-m20.aol.com...
From: The Magnificent Bastard


On Sat, 13 Mar 2004 21:46:28 GMT, in alt.tv.sopranos, PattyC puts the
lotion on it's skin or else it gets the hose again. It does this
whenever it's told -


"The Magnificent Bastard" <magnif_bastard@hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:MPG.1abd36296db6c58a989975@news.alt.net...
Here's how it breaks down -

Late afternoon flight on Wednesday, March 17.

Picked up at airport by limo service, taken directly to Caesar's
(room
comp'ed).



Well, my cleaning lady gets the same (limo and room comped), so I'm not
all
that impressed so far.

Yep, that sounds believable.

What... don't _most_ cleaning ladies get VIP treatment?


I don't think you get it. If someone, anyone, routinely spends money in
Vegas, they get a free room. If they do it a lot, they even get the limo to
pick them up at the airport. You don't buy this? If not, you don't know
much about how it works. You think those rooms cost them anything compared
to the regular spending of gambling money?

My cleaning lady goes to Vegas about yearly and each time stays free. Last
time they sent a limo for her. (Forget the hotel, but it wasn't Bellagio if
that makes you feel more superior...) In any case, she also gets a large
fruit basket on arrival. Hey, routinely coming back (and giving them your
money) seems to "pay off." Well, sorta anyway.

So anyway guys, honest, I'm also impressed if YOU got free rooms.

I'm skeptical that a cleaning lady has enough money to spend (lose) in
Vegas that a hotel would be interested in giving her a free room (and
fruit basket) and send a limo for her.

I go to Vegas a couple times a year and my brother has been there about
8 times in the past year (mostly on business) so the hotel seems
interested in getting us to stay at their property. We're paying for
the limo, didn't ask to have one comp'ed. Might do that for the trip
back to the airport.

We got the VIP passes through a business connection.


PattyC









Are they comping the prodtitutes?

On Sun, 14 Mar 2004 03:27:07 GMT, in alt.tv.sopranos, CliffB puts the
lotion on it's skin or else it gets the hose again. It does this
whenever it's told -


in article MPG.1abd613a46a6610298997a@news.alt.net, The Magnificent
Bastard
at magnif_bastard@hotmail.com wrote on 3/13/04 6:20 PM:

On Sat, 13 Mar 2004 23:08:41 GMT, in alt.tv.sopranos, PattyC puts the
lotion on it's skin or else it gets the hose again. It does this
whenever it's told -



"Raider Dave" <raidernation@aol.com> wrote in message
news:20040313175240.26415.00001498@mb-m20.aol.com...
From: The Magnificent Bastard


On Sat, 13 Mar 2004 21:46:28 GMT, in alt.tv.sopranos, PattyC puts
the
lotion on it's skin or else it gets the hose again. It does this
whenever it's told -


"The Magnificent Bastard" <magnif_bastard@hotmail.com> wrote in
message
news:MPG.1abd36296db6c58a989975@news.alt.net...
Here's how it breaks down -

Late afternoon flight on Wednesday, March 17.

Picked up at airport by limo service, taken directly to Caesar's
(room
comp'ed).



Well, my cleaning lady gets the same (limo and room comped), so
I'm not
all
that impressed so far.

Yep, that sounds believable.

What... don't _most_ cleaning ladies get VIP treatment?


I don't think you get it. If someone, anyone, routinely spends money
in
Vegas, they get a free room. If they do it a lot, they even get the
limo to
pick them up at the airport. You don't buy this? If not, you don't
know
much about how it works. You think those rooms cost them anything
compared
to the regular spending of gambling money?

My cleaning lady goes to Vegas about yearly and each time stays free.
Last
time they sent a limo for her. (Forget the hotel, but it wasn't
Bellagio if
that makes you feel more superior...) In any case, she also gets a
large
fruit basket on arrival. Hey, routinely coming back (and giving them
your
money) seems to "pay off." Well, sorta anyway.

So anyway guys, honest, I'm also impressed if YOU got free rooms.

I'm skeptical that a cleaning lady has enough money to spend (lose) in
Vegas that a hotel would be interested in giving her a free room (and
fruit basket) and send a limo for her.

I go to Vegas a couple times a year and my brother has been there
about
8 times in the past year (mostly on business) so the hotel seems
interested in getting us to stay at their property. We're paying for
the limo, didn't ask to have one comp'ed. Might do that for the trip
back to the airport.

We got the VIP passes through a business connection.

We've never stayed at the Castaways or even been there. We stay at the
Orleans for at least part of our LV vacations. Great rooms, good
restaurants, decent pool area, day spa and good gambling. They often have
some food acts in their showroom.There is a shuttle to the Strip. Since
you
have a car, the 1.5 miles off the Strip won't be a problem. I highly
recommend it. A sister casino, The Barbary Coast, is on the strip on the
corner of LV Blvd and Flamingo Rd. Also recommended.
jill in NH

"Jay North [Dennis]" <jaynorth@direct.ca> wrote in message
news:3f1ab563.8732187@news.telus.net...

We (2 adults) will be in Vegas for a week starting Oct 3rd. Catch a
few shows, see the sights & gamble a bit. A couple of people said we
should stay at Castaways. Said the hotel was older but renovated &
the rooms are quite good and they liked the buffet & restaurant.

We will have a car so that's not a problem

Looking for any comments about the place. Should we avoid it? I read
that it has filed for chapter 11. Our preferences are good clean
room, food on premises, and no big hassles. We still have time to
book another hotel.

As for the rest, who stays in one hotel all day & night.

Any comments would be welcome. Thanks.



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Just for the fun of it...today I sent out the free booklet to Chicago,
Atlanta, (sorry, Etlana:), PA, Los Angeles, Hong Kong, Toronto, Vicksburg,
MS., Miami, Corpus Christi, TX. (dominus vobiscum et cum spiritu tuo,
kneel
and genuflect and stand at the ~click, ~click)Hayward, CA, Oakland, CA,
San
Pedro, CA, Honolulu, HI. Pagopago, Samoa., Compton, CA, New York, NY,
Tokyo, Hokaido, and Nagoya , all in Japan. They also went out to a place
i
the Phillipines that was so badly written that I just hope that it makes
it
back to them.
There was also quite a number of others that went to Rhode Island, one
to
Moscow and one to, of all places just down the street from me right here
in
Vegas. One went to Safford,AZ and another to New Mexico. There were
others,
but I thought you'd like to know where some of the people that read and
maybe just don't participate live!! AVLV has worldwide readership!!
Way really cool!!

--
Don Strevel, Las Vegas, NV.
http://www.mysecretvegas.com
"Don Strevel" <dstrevel@cox.net> wrote in message
news:hzVLc.278$zA4.32@lakeread04...
I got SASE's in yestersays mail. There were fifteen yestersay and
twenty
three today. All of them went out in todays mail (7-22-04). You'll
like
them and they are nice to just have, look at and know that it came from
Las
Vegas, free and no obligation.
--
Don Strevel, Las Vegas, NV.
http://www.mysecretvegas.com
"Don Strevel" <donstrevel@yahuu.com> wrote in message
news:DIAKc.4358$tR1.776@lakeread07...
Last evening I went to the Rush Concert and used the Monorail to do
so!
The
ride was great and gave some new views of Vegas that I have never seen
before. After leaving the Convention center you head north on the
elevated
structure turning west from Paradise onto Twain / Sands then turning
north
on Koval. As you pass over Paradise you have some beautiful views of
the
casinos on the Strip that probobly no one has seen before the monorail
was
introduced. I would compare this system to a small version of the Bay
Area
Rapid Transit, aka BART in the San Francisco Oakland area

As I was in the MGM station I noticed a publication called "Monorail
Magazine / Premier Edition". It contains the rates at publication for
the
monorail. It is great and beee-you-teee-ful! This is a small hip
pocket
sized publication, and is the "PREMIER edition". It contains a nice
over
view of the Strip and Downtown and the overlay of the monorail and the
stations. It contains information on dining, entertainment as well
asa
Hotel Directory of all the Las Vegas Hotels, and some of the not that
well
known. This would serve as a resource guide to you when you want to
get
info on reservations, costs and availability. There are hotels in
here
that, openly, I had forgotten existed because I do not see them on TV
daily
advertising their wares. With "no" reservaition (no pun intended) I
would
give a copy of this to my friends that are going to visit Las Vegas .
I
will send you a copy of it for a self addressed stamped envelope,
~~three~~
first class U S postage stamps on the front of the envelope that is
going
back to you. It fits nicely into a #10 business sized envelope. The
publication is about 6 inches by 3 and 1/2 inches. If you live
outside
the United States just toss five first class US stamps on the front,
and
it
will go first class air.

Mail your self addressed, appropriatly stamped envelope to, Don
Strevel
,
www.mysecretvegas.com , Box 7, Las Vegas, NV. 89125 (USA) ATTN:
MONORAIL
INFO

Pease, place the postal information on the letter mailed to me just
as
shown above. There is information in the address above that allows me
to
get to your letters first and get them out possibly in that very days
mail.
Remember, the envelope you are enclosing will be going back to you.
If
you
do not have the correct delivery information on it written clearly,
you
could experience a delay. Write clearly using the "first grade block"
letters, it's just easier and makes it easier for the postman. I will
drop
them in the mail the very day I recieve them. One envelope with
correct
stamps, one free book.

In past efforts people enclosed ~multiple~ correctly stamped
envelopes
because they were going to friends in other cities around the world.
I
just
open them and toss in the publication then drop it off at the Post
Office
here in Las Vegas. If you do not fullfill your part correctly I will
be
sad
because you may not get your publication, and its "free"!!! I am
happy
to be able to do this for you, just please, do your part correctly.


The last time I did something like this I recieved ver 10,000 self
addressed
stamped envelopes and was carring trash out in large trashbags. My
home
looked like a bomb went off it it, and we found a neighbor asleep
under
a
pile of paper, hahaha, not really. He'd been trying to get out of
the
house for days!! So, please, move on this quickly.

If you enclose your email address I will send you a one time email
letting
you know that your envelope has been recieved and it is on it's way.
I
do
not store this email or any other info. it's for your comfort.

Let's set a time frame for this. Tell your friends, forward this to
anyone
in the world for their use, just have your self address envelope in
the
mail, with United States Stamps on it and post marked before August
30,
2004. Anything post marked after August 30, 2004 I will do the best I
can,
but absolutely no gurantees. If the supply here in Vegas were to dry
up
I
will send the next copy, so act quick and you'll get yours quick.

This is free, your names, your addresses and any email information
will
be
kept totally confidential. Again, if you place your email address in a
readable fashion I will send you an email letting you know that your
book
left in the U S Postal System that day. My pleasure. Just know that
I
will
not make any record of your information, anywhere. I am doing this
out
of
good will and appreciation for the Las Vegas Tourist, ...the people
that
make this town POP!!

Thanks,

Don in Las Vegas, comming soon www.mysecretvegas.com

Just FYI, there have been 4,618 SASE recieved so far. I keep a pad by my
desk with little tick marks in it. Today they went out to S.F. in Sonoma,
CA, H.R. in Calgary, TS in Hong Kong, and a whole lot of other places I
am
just to lazy to type the info in.
It's my pleasure to do so as well.
--
Don Strevel, Las Vegas, NV.
http://www.mysecretvegas.com
"Don Strevel" <dstrevel@cox.net> wrote in message
news:obeNc.72$go.22@fed1read07...
Just for the fun of it...today I sent out the free booklet to Chicago,
Atlanta, (sorry, Etlana:), PA, Los Angeles, Hong Kong, Toronto,
Vicksburg,
MS., Miami, Corpus Christi, TX. (dominus vobiscum et cum spiritu tuo,
kneel
and genuflect and stand at the ~click, ~click)Hayward, CA, Oakland, CA,
San
Pedro, CA, Honolulu, HI. Pagopago, Samoa., Compton, CA, New York, NY,
Tokyo, Hokaido, and Nagoya , all in Japan. They also went out to a
place
i
the Phillipines that was so badly written that I just hope that it makes
it
back to them.
There was also quite a number of others that went to Rhode Island,
one
to
Moscow and one to, of all places just down the street from me right here
in
Vegas. One went to Safford,AZ and another to New Mexico. There were
others,
but I thought you'd like to know where some of the people that read and
maybe just don't participate live!! AVLV has worldwide readership!!
Way really cool!!

--
Don Strevel, Las Vegas, NV.
http://www.mysecretvegas.com
"Don Strevel" <dstrevel@cox.net> wrote in message
news:hzVLc.278$zA4.32@lakeread04...
I got SASE's in yestersays mail. There were fifteen yestersay and
twenty
three today. All of them went out in todays mail (7-22-04). You'll
like
them and they are nice to just have, look at and know that it came
from
Las
Vegas, free and no obligation.
--
Don Strevel, Las Vegas, NV.
http://www.mysecretvegas.com
"Don Strevel" <donstrevel@yahuu.com> wrote in message
news:DIAKc.4358$tR1.776@lakeread07...
Last evening I went to the Rush Concert and used the Monorail to do
so!
The
ride was great and gave some new views of Vegas that I have never
seen
before. After leaving the Convention center you head north on the
elevated
structure turning west from Paradise onto Twain / Sands then turning
north
on Koval. As you pass over Paradise you have some beautiful views
of
the
casinos on the Strip that probobly no one has seen before the
monorail
was
introduced. I would compare this system to a small version of the
Bay
Area
Rapid Transit, aka BART in the San Francisco Oakland area

As I was in the MGM station I noticed a publication called
"Monorail
Magazine / Premier Edition". It contains the rates at publication
for
the
monorail. It is great and beee-you-teee-ful! This is a small
hip
pocket
sized publication, and is the "PREMIER edition". It contains a
nice
over
view of the Strip and Downtown and the overlay of the monorail and
the
stations. It contains information on dining, entertainment as well
asa
Hotel Directory of all the Las Vegas Hotels, and some of the not
that
well
known. This would serve as a resource guide to you when you want to
get
info on reservations, costs and availability. There are hotels in
here
that, openly, I had forgotten existed because I do not see them on
TV
daily
advertising their wares. With "no" reservaition (no pun intended)
I
would
give a copy of this to my friends that are going to visit Las Vegas
..
I
will send you a copy of it for a self addressed stamped envelope,
~~three~~
first class U S postage stamps on the front of the envelope that is
going
back to you. It fits nicely into a #10 business sized envelope. The
publication is about 6 inches by 3 and 1/2 inches. If you live
outside
the United States just toss five first class US stamps on the front,
and
it
will go first class air.

Mail your self addressed, appropriatly stamped envelope to, Don
Strevel
,
www.mysecretvegas.com , Box 7, Las Vegas, NV. 89125 (USA) ATTN:
MONORAIL
INFO

Pease, place the postal information on the letter mailed to me just
as
shown above. There is information in the address above that allows
me
to
get to your letters first and get them out possibly in that very
days
mail.
Remember, the envelope you are enclosing will be going back to you.
If
you
do not have the correct delivery information on it written clearly,
you
could experience a delay. Write clearly using the "first grade
block"
letters, it's just easier and makes it easier for the postman. I
will
drop
them in the mail the very day I recieve them. One envelope with
correct
stamps, one free book.

In past efforts people enclosed ~multiple~ correctly stamped
envelopes
because they were going to friends in other cities around the world.
I
just
open them and toss in the publication then drop it off at the Post
Office
here in Las Vegas. If you do not fullfill your part correctly I will
be
sad
because you may not get your publication, and its "free"!!! I am
happy
to be able to do this for you, just please, do your part correctly.


The last time I did something like this I recieved ver 10,000 self
addressed
stamped envelopes and was carring trash out in large trashbags. My
home
looked like a bomb went off it it, and we found a neighbor asleep
under
a
pile of paper, hahaha, not really. He'd been trying to get out
of
the
house for days!! So, please, move on this quickly.

If you enclose your email address I will send you a one time email
letting
you know that your envelope has been recieved and it is on it's way.
I
do
not store this email or any other info. it's for your comfort.

Let's set a time frame for this. Tell your friends, forward this to
anyone
in the world for their use, just have your self address envelope in
the
mail, with United States Stamps on it and post marked before August
30,
2004. Anything post marked after August 30, 2004 I will do the best
I
can,
but absolutely no gurantees. If the supply here in Vegas were to
dry
up
I
will send the next copy, so act quick and you'll get yours quick.

This is free, your names, your addresses and any email information
will
be
kept totally confidential. Again, if you place your email address in
a
readable fashion I will send you an email letting you know that your
book
left in the U S Postal System that day. My pleasure. Just know
that
I
will
not make any record of your information, anywhere. I am doing this
out
of
good will and appreciation for the Las Vegas Tourist, ...the people
that
make this town POP!!

Thanks,

Don in Las Vegas, comming soon www.mysecretvegas.com

Don, you're in a class all by yourself!

Jay the Pig
Pretty much given up on chicken liver, might give beef liver another
go, but not hopeful.

"Don Strevel" <dstrevel@cox.net> wrote:
Ya gotta admit tho, the example of"decayed mud" is really funny. Granted,
it
would not pass an English teachers test, but, it is really funny. :)

Don Strevel, Las Vegas, NV.

"Cactus Jack" <CyberHog@sucks.com> wrote in message
Spoken like a true mud eater, bag lady and complete moron that can only
be, billb. Just for your information, MORON, only living matter can
decay.

there is no way eating liver makes sense or tastes good. it's
impossible. you might as well eat some decayed mud or something.
billb

Speaking of Wynn, are there any sites with artists renderings of the pool
area? Has the pool area been discussed? Have they announced what
restaurants
are going to be there? Clubs?

Thanks

Scott