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Not that I know of but I’m doing a big orgy at my hotel. 

I am!! On public transit in NYC, many still do and I fully intend to keep on.  It seems an excellent way to avoid wintertime respiratory miseries of many kinds.

No emails yet. Might start going out tomorrow/Wed or Thursday...

Who's in for this weekend's Nude Party!

I’m not a moderator, but I’m still going to suggest that we get back to the OP’s question. 
I suspect some of the gay seniors in places like The Monster’s upstairs space were among those who fought, organized, and sacrificed for our community. They deserve social spaces that are gay-senior-friendly, and I’m eager to know where those spaces are.

“Air being the new poop…” A startling yet accurate characterization!

I’m not a moderator, but I’m still going to suggest that we get back to the OP’s question. 
I suspect some of the gay seniors in places like The Monster’s upstairs space were among those who fought, organized, and sacrificed for our community. They deserve social spaces that are gay-senior-friendly, and I’m eager to know where those spaces are.

I’m not a moderator, but I’m still going to suggest that we get back to the OP’s question. 
I suspect some of the gay seniors in places like The Monster’s upstairs space were among those who fought, organized, and sacrificed for our community. They deserve social spaces that are gay-senior-friendly, and I’m eager to know where those spaces are.

I’m not a moderator, but I’m still going to suggest that we get back to the OP’s question. 
I suspect some of the gay seniors in places like The Monster’s upstairs space were among those who fought, organized, and sacrificed for our community. They deserve social spaces that are gay-senior-friendly, and I’m eager to know where those spaces are.

I’m not a moderator, but I’m still going to suggest that we get back to the OP’s question. 
I suspect some of the gay seniors in places like The Monster’s upstairs space were among those who fought, organized, and sacrificed for our community. They deserve social spaces that are gay-senior-friendly, and I’m eager to know where those spaces are.

Wow! I had no idea that the Cock or the Eagle were still in business, since I remember them from when I was young and wild, back in the last century.

I’m not a moderator, but I’m still going to suggest that we get back to the OP’s question. 
I suspect some of the gay seniors in places like The Monster’s upstairs space were among those who fought, organized, and sacrificed for our community. They deserve social spaces that are gay-senior-friendly, and I’m eager to know where those spaces are.

I’m not a moderator, but I’m still going to suggest that we get back to the OP’s question. 
I suspect some of the gay seniors in places like The Monster’s upstairs space were among those who fought, organized, and sacrificed for our community. They deserve social spaces that are gay-senior-friendly, and I’m eager to know where those spaces are.

Couldn't agree more!

I’m not a moderator, but I’m still going to suggest that we get back to the OP’s question. 
I suspect some of the gay seniors in places like The Monster’s upstairs space were among those who fought, organized, and sacrificed for our community. They deserve social spaces that are gay-senior-friendly, and I’m eager to know where those spaces are.

I’m not a moderator, but I’m still going to suggest that we get back to the OP’s question. 
I suspect some of the gay seniors in places like The Monster’s upstairs space were among those who fought, organized, and sacrificed for our community. They deserve social spaces that are gay-senior-friendly, and I’m eager to know where those spaces are.

I’m not a moderator, but I’m still going to suggest that we get back to the OP’s question. 
I suspect some of the gay seniors in places like The Monster’s upstairs space were among those who fought, organized, and sacrificed for our community. They deserve social spaces that are gay-senior-friendly, and I’m eager to know where those spaces are.

I’m not a moderator, but I’m still going to suggest that we get back to the OP’s question. 
I suspect some of the gay seniors in places like The Monster’s upstairs space were among those who fought, organized, and sacrificed for our community. They deserve social spaces that are gay-senior-friendly, and I’m eager to know where those spaces are.

I’m not a moderator, but I’m still going to suggest that we get back to the OP’s question. 
I suspect some of the gay seniors in places like The Monster’s upstairs space were among those who fought, organized, and sacrificed for our community. They deserve social spaces that are gay-senior-friendly, and I’m eager to know where those spaces are.

I’m not a moderator, but I’m still going to suggest that we get back to the OP’s question. 
I suspect some of the gay seniors in places like The Monster’s upstairs space were among those who fought, organized, and sacrificed for our community. They deserve social spaces that are gay-senior-friendly, and I’m eager to know where those spaces are.

I’m not a moderator, but I’m still going to suggest that we get back to the OP’s question. 
I suspect some of the gay seniors in places like The Monster’s upstairs space were among those who fought, organized, and sacrificed for our community. They deserve social spaces that are gay-senior-friendly, and I’m eager to know where those spaces are.

I second 9th ave Saloon. Very gay and the kind of "Cheers" where everyone is welcome and feels welcome so it's a HUGE range of people, a lot of broadway queens, Older guys, 9 to 5 types, Larger body types, older clientele as well.

Tim explained the whole thing a few months ago. Evolve shut down and Phoenix just didn’t have any interest. From what I know, he’s waiting for the new bar (old escuelita) to open and he’s been offered to have a couple of nights a week to have dancers there. 

Completely agree, and I would never get on that table.  But for the record, I have no issue with watching those two go at it on that same table!

It bothers me that there’s no sheet on the table.