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Sir Unimaginative posted:Citation not strictly necessary but oh man I kinda want to see this. It sounds just like the kind of relic a people-old regulatory code would have buried in it. I'd also love to hear this for the same reasons. I've been seeing these things on planes that were constructed long after the bans were in place and wondered why.
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Sir Unimaginative posted:Citation not strictly necessary but oh man I kinda want to see this. It sounds just like the kind of relic a people-old regulatory code would have buried in it. From what I've heard it's actually so that if the staff catch someone smoking they have somewhere to dispose of the lit cigarette. I don't know if that's accurate though.
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Tiggum posted:From what I've heard it's actually so that if the staff catch someone smoking they have somewhere to dispose of the lit cigarette. I don't know if that's accurate though. It sounds like the most reasonable explanation. There's probably a whole list of safety regulations prohibiting a cigarette butt from being disposed in any other way.
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It's because there's going to be some dumbfuck who lights up anyway regardless of the sign. So when they do, that cigarette sure as poo poo better not be going into the wastepaper basket and starting a fire on an airplane.
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 "A Tradition of Taste." Trudis has a new favorite as of 19:10 on Dec 19, 2013 |
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Come on dude literally posted and commented on less than half way down the previous page.
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Drone_Fragger posted:Come on dude literally posted and commented on less than half way down the previous page. Look closer, you missed it.
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Gah, I'm a dumb idiot and didn't notice the difference because the original wasn't on this page for easy comparison. Sorry, as you were chaps.
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Sir Unimaginative posted:Because you can't fill the gap from removing the ashtray well and the sticker is less than a percent of the cost of a replacement wall panel.
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Fathis Munk posted:
This is fantastic. Which one of you left that comment?
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For a second I thought this would finally be the time I found about the death of celebrity I actually care about in these threads. 
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Drone_Fragger posted:Come on dude literally posted and commented on less than half way down the previous page. Somebody's angry at funny pictures for some reason.
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Jabor posted:It's because there's going to be some dumbfuck who lights up anyway regardless of the sign. So when they do, that cigarette sure as poo poo better not be going into the wastepaper basket and starting a fire on an airplane. Yeah, pretty much. Ema Nymton has a new favorite as of 19:26 on Dec 19, 2013 |
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TorpedoFish posted:Ask and ye shall receive. And yes: self-contained ashtrays are required so no one tries to sneak a smoke and ends up setting the plane on fire. There's actually really good reason for it too, as a plane crash in the 70s was due to a fire started by a cigarette in the bathroom. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Varig_Flight_820 
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What am I looking at here? A chunk of mail stuck in ice?
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stubblyhead posted:There's actually really good reason for it too, as a plane crash in the 70s was due to a fire started by a cigarette in the bathroom. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Varig_Flight_820 I never understood why Americans and Canadians have their mail delivered to little boxes in their gardens its like they're just asking for poo poo like that to happen. V Fixed it for you. beato has a new favorite as of 19:49 on Dec 19, 2013 |
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Krowley posted:I thought strip club patrons usually used 2 dollar notes for their crack cramming purposes. It depends on where you are I think. In areas where you don't see many $2 bills, strippers love them, and can't get enough of them. In areas where you see a lot of them, and/or the club actively distributes them, they hate them because they can't get rid of them.
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Iron Crowned posted:It depends on where you are I think. That's why I use golden dollars when I go to a strip club.
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Iron Crowned posted:In areas where you see a lot of them I had no idea there were areas where $2 bills were common 
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Snowy posted:I had no idea there were areas where $2 bills were common Somehow I always end up with some around here 
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CobiWann posted:That's why I use golden dollars when I go to a strip club. Make it hail on them hoes. I've actually wondered for a while how it works in Canadian strip clubs. Is $5 the minimum tip, or do you just toss loonies and toonies up on the stage?
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Captain Trips posted:I've actually wondered for a while how it works in Canadian strip clubs. Is $5 the minimum tip, or do you just toss loonies and toonies up on the stage? $5 at least, although I'm sure some people are dumb/cheap and try to pull stuff with coins. Having said that, you can get a full contact lapdance for $10 and we don't do bullshit no-nudity allowed anywhere ever like in some states. This is based on my last time at a strip club like 10 years ago, though, so they could be using some weird points system now for all I know.
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univbee posted:$5 at least, although I'm sure some people are dumb/cheap and try to pull stuff with coins. It's bizarre, I think it all varies depending on where you are in the States. For example, since moving to Ohio, no one tips on stage, ever, so dancers are always confused when I walk up and try to tip them.
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Iron Crowned posted:It's bizarre, I think it all varies depending on where you are in the States. For example, since moving to Ohio, no one tips on stage, ever, so dancers are always confused when I walk up and try to tip them. Ohioan here, tipping on stage is normal in every club I've been to. Might just be that one. Though, the stage tipping area is known as "creep row", so that might be why.
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Captain Trips posted:Ohioan here, tipping on stage is normal in every club I've been to. Might just be that one. Which area? I have to drive to Dayton.
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Snowy posted:I had no idea there were areas where $2 bills were common Basically anywhere with a dog track nearby.
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univbee posted:$5 at least, although I'm sure some people are dumb/cheap and try to pull stuff with coins. So it's not like feeding a parking meter?
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AFewBricksShy posted:So it's not like feeding a parking meter? Well, it's definitely not a credit-card swipe.
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Captain Trips posted:Make it hail on them hoes. Yeah you more or less throw coins at them. The clubs I've been to, after she finishes dancing, the stripper goes around perv row with a rolled up piece of paper, and if you get your coin in it, she gives you a magnet or a poster or something. Or sometimes they like... wet a spot on their body and you get a prize if you can get a coin to stick to them. e: oh and when she's done, a dude comes on stage with a magnet on a stick to get all the coins she missed
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feat. posted:Yeah you more or less throw coins at them. The clubs I've been to, after she finishes dancing, the stripper goes around perv row with a rolled up piece of paper, and if you get your coin in it, she gives you a magnet or a poster or something. Or sometimes they like... wet a spot on their body and you get a prize if you can get a coin to stick to them. That's it! If Obama doesn't get re-elected, I'm moving to Canada!
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If I remember the places in Canada I've been to correctly, there were often little containers on the edge of the stage that most people put their coins in and when she was done, the dancer would just pick them up and empty them into like a hat or some larger container she had hiding just offstage or something. Or, if you're really  lucky, , you put the coin in your mouth, bend your back over onto the stage, and she'll pick it up out of your mouth without using her hands.
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feat. posted:Yeah you more or less throw coins at them. The clubs I've been to, after she finishes dancing, the stripper goes around perv row with a rolled up piece of paper, and if you get your coin in it, she gives you a magnet or a poster or something. Or sometimes they like... wet a spot on their body and you get a prize if you can get a coin to stick to them. Are Canadian coins made out of magnetic metal or what?
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ILL ON PZONES posted:Are Canadian coins made out of magnetic metal or what? ya
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ILL ON PZONES posted:Are Canadian coins made out of magnetic metal or what? Loonies and toonies are both made of plated steel.
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feat. posted:and if you get your coin in it, she gives you a magnet
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Captain Trips posted:Loonies and toonies are both made of plated steel. I feel like there's a heist movie plot here.
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Captain Trips posted:Well, it's definitely not a credit-card swipe.
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