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[acvpp] Re:Input needed for new casino

#1

I think that it's rude for a person to prop up her feet onto the table that holds the slot machines. I don't know about the ladies' rooms, but I do see the floors in the men's rooms, so I know where these shoes have been. Not only do we have to put up with the stench from smelly feet, but our drinks, and ladies' pocketbooks, that are placed where some choose to put their urine-coated soles become contaminated with germs.

In a related area, I would guess that at least 1/3 of men that use the urinals exit the men's room without washing their hands. These same germ-laden hands are the same ones that handle the dice, playing cards, door-handles, and the slot-machine buttons. Perhaps the new bathrooms can be designed so that a person must exit via a path that passes the sinks, and go through a turnstyle that is locked until the soap and water are used. Until then, we should all memorize the message that I say to these non-handwashing slobs: "Don't wash your hands, pal".

Who feels the same way about propped-up feet and unwashed hands?

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-----Original Message-----
From: Llew213@aol.com
Sent: Wednesday, September 10, 2008 11:29 PM
To: acvpp@yahoogroups.com
Subject: Re: [acvpp] Re:Input needed for new casino

In a message dated 9/10/2008 2:34:36 A.M. Eastern Daylight Time,
jginnane@verizon.net writes:

Better chairs

Amen to that! Are adjustable chairs out of the question? I would love to
be able to adjust the height of the chair. Too much reaching up kills my
arms. I usually prop my feet up beside the machine and rest my arms on my knees,
but sometimes it is too high. My feet fall asleep after a while.

Playing in Vegas this summer, where some casinos have chairs or stools that
you can actually move to exactly where you wanted them was a pleasure. Of
course, the height was not adjustable, but it was better than what they have
in AC.

Llew

**************Psssst...Have you heard the news? There's a new fashion blog,
plus the latest fall trends and hair styles at StyleList.com.
(http://www.stylelist.com/trends?ncid=aolsty00050000000014)

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#2

It's the guys who exit the stalls who do not wash their hands who have me worried.

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--- On Fri, 9/12/08, Louis Mogol <LouMogol@webtv.net> wrote:

From: Louis Mogol <LouMogol@webtv.net>
Subject: [vpFREE] Re: [acvpp] Re:Input needed for new casino
To: acvpp@yahoogroups.com
Cc: Parlincharlie@hotmail.com, AtlanticCityGamblers@onelist.com, ACVPP@yahoogroups.com, artmish11@yahoo.com, R-0-744592-23090584-2-3845-US1-10DAD1A0@xmr3.com, vpFREE@yahoogroups.com, Johnnybluehair@aol.com, LSHENMAN@aol.com, mshenman@aol.com, Marvin5622@yahoo.com, siderfl@aol.com, Nonsmokingcasinos@yahoogroups.com, RDRouder@Hotmail.com
Date: Friday, September 12, 2008, 1:41 AM

I think that it's rude for a person to prop up her feet onto the table that holds the slot machines. I don't know about the ladies' rooms, but I do see the floors in the men's rooms, so I know where these shoes have been. Not only do we have to put up with the stench from smelly feet, but our drinks, and ladies' pocketbooks, that are placed where some choose to put their urine-coated soles become contaminated with germs.

In a related area, I would guess that at least 1/3 of men that use the urinals exit the men's room without washing their hands. These same germ-laden hands are the same ones that handle the dice, playing cards, door-handles, and the slot-machine buttons. Perhaps the new bathrooms can be designed so that a person must exit via a path that passes the sinks, and go through a turnstyle that is locked until the soap and water are used. Until then, we should all memorize the message that I say to these non-handwashing slobs: "Don't wash your hands, pal".

Who feels the same way about propped-up feet and unwashed hands?

-----Original Message-----
From: Llew213@aol. com
Sent: Wednesday, September 10, 2008 11:29 PM
To: acvpp@yahoogroups. com
Subject: Re: [acvpp] Re:Input needed for new casino

In a message dated 9/10/2008 2:34:36 A.M. Eastern Daylight Time,
jginnane@verizon. net writes:

Better chairs

Amen to that! Are adjustable chairs out of the question? I would love to
be able to adjust the height of the chair. Too much reaching up kills my
arms. I usually prop my feet up beside the machine and rest my arms on my knees,
but sometimes it is too high. My feet fall asleep after a while.

Playing in Vegas this summer, where some casinos have chairs or stools that
you can actually move to exactly where you wanted them was a pleasure. Of
course, the height was not adjustable, but it was better than what they have
in AC.

Llew

************ **Psssst. ..Have you heard the news? There's a new fashion blog,
plus the latest fall trends and hair styles at StyleList.com.
(http://www.stylelis t.com/trends? ncid=aolsty00050 000000014)

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#3

Personally, I don't set anything on the counter that I want to eat.
Only the unused bottom portion of the cup is on the counter.
Sometimes propping up your feet is the only way to comfortably sit at
an uptight(upright) machine for hours. I've seen both sexes and all
ages of people do it. If you are unduly concerned, use a wet-napkin
to wipe the counter off before you place your purse :slight_smile: on the counter.
I've also been known to take off my shoes briefly, although I don't
place my socked feet on the counter. I place them on top of my shoe
because I don't know where the carpet has been. :wink:

Now if you want to complain about the miserable people that pop gum
next to you, I'm for that. It makes me want to pop them in the mouth.
Of course, the main solution for people that upset you is to MOVE
yourself.

dipy911

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--- In vpFREE@yahoogroups.com, "Louis Mogol" <LouMogol@...> wrote:

I think that it's rude for a person to prop up her feet onto the

table that holds the slot machines. I don't know about the ladies'
rooms, but I do see the floors in the men's rooms, so I know where
these shoes have been. Not only do we have to put up with the stench
from smelly feet, but our drinks, and ladies' pocketbooks, that are
placed where some choose to put their urine-coated soles become
contaminated with germs.

#4

Lou and Ron-
I got a kick out of both of your posts.

Best policy is to wash your own hands before you eat.

Good Luck Guys

--- In vpFREE@yahoogroups.com, Ronald Reagan <ronald.reagan11@...>
wrote:

It's the guys who exit the stalls who do not wash their hands who

have me worried.

From: Louis Mogol <LouMogol@...>
Subject: [vpFREE] Re: [acvpp] Re:Input needed for new casino
To: acvpp@yahoogroups.com
Cc: Parlincharlie@..., AtlanticCityGamblers@onelist.com,

ACVPP@yahoogroups.com, artmish11@..., R-0-744592-23090584-2-3845-US1-
10DAD1A0@..., vpFREE@yahoogroups.com, Johnnybluehair@...,
LSHENMAN@..., mshenman@..., Marvin5622@..., siderfl@...,
Nonsmokingcasinos@yahoogroups.com, RDRouder@...

Date: Friday, September 12, 2008, 1:41 AM

I think that it's rude for a person to prop up her feet onto the

table that holds the slot machines. I don't know about the ladies'
rooms, but I do see the floors in the men's rooms, so I know where
these shoes have been. Not only do we have to put up with the stench
from smelly feet, but our drinks, and ladies' pocketbooks, that are
placed where some choose to put their urine-coated soles become
contaminated with germs.

In a related area, I would guess that at least 1/3 of men that use

the urinals exit the men's room without washing their hands. These
same germ-laden hands are the same ones that handle the dice, playing
cards, door-handles, and the slot-machine buttons. Perhaps the new
bathrooms can be designed so that a person must exit via a path that
passes the sinks, and go through a turnstyle that is locked until the
soap and water are used. Until then, we should all memorize the
message that I say to these non-handwashing slobs: "Don't wash your
hands, pal".

Who feels the same way about propped-up feet and unwashed hands?

From: Llew213@aol. com
Sent: Wednesday, September 10, 2008 11:29 PM
To: acvpp@yahoogroups. com
Subject: Re: [acvpp] Re:Input needed for new casino

In a message dated 9/10/2008 2:34:36 A.M. Eastern Daylight Time,
jginnane@verizon. net writes:

>Better chairs

Amen to that! Are adjustable chairs out of the question? I would

love to

be able to adjust the height of the chair. Too much reaching up

kills my

arms. I usually prop my feet up beside the machine and rest my arms

on my knees,

but sometimes it is too high. My feet fall asleep after a while.

Playing in Vegas this summer, where some casinos have chairs or

stools that

you can actually move to exactly where you wanted them was a

pleasure. Of

course, the height was not adjustable, but it was better than what

they have

in AC.

Llew

************ **Psssst. ..Have you heard the news? There's a new

fashion blog,

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--- On Fri, 9/12/08, Louis Mogol <LouMogol@...> wrote:
-----Original Message-----
plus the latest fall trends and hair styles at StyleList.com.
(http://www.stylelis t.com/trends? ncid=aolsty00050 000000014)

[Non-text portions of this message have been removed]

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#5

> I think that it's rude for a person to prop up her feet onto the
table that holds the slot machines. I don't know about the ladies'
rooms, but I do see the floors in the men's rooms, so I know where
these shoes have been. Not only do we have to put up with the stench
from smelly feet, .....

I reminded of a classic joke. A man walks onto an elevator
with only a woman inside. He asks her if he can smell her
panties to which she replies disgustedly, 'of course not', he
replies, oh it must be your feet then.

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--- In vpFREE@yahoogroups.com, "Louis Mogol" <LouMogol@> wrote:

#6

True, some don't understand that one machine area per person. It is unfortunate that the non offending person (feet not between machines, stinky or otherwise, non smoker, clean person) has to move to get away from this is unfortunate. If there are many of the machines desired fine with a place to move, but what if not?

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--- On Fri, 9/12/08, dipy911 <dwoods49090@everestkc.net> wrote:
From: dipy911 <dwoods49090@everestkc.net>
Subject: [vpFREE] Rude in a casino was:[acvpp] Re:Input needed for new casino
To: vpFREE@yahoogroups.com
Date: Friday, September 12, 2008, 6:06 AM

            Personally, I don't set anything on the counter that I want to eat.

Only the unused bottom portion of the cup is on the counter.

Sometimes propping up your feet is the only way to comfortably sit at

an uptight(upright) machine for hours. I've seen both sexes and all

ages of people do it. If you are unduly concerned, use a wet-napkin

to wipe the counter off before you place your purse :slight_smile: on the counter.

I've also been known to take off my shoes briefly, although I don't

place my socked feet on the counter. I place them on top of my shoe

because I don't know where the carpet has been. :wink:

Now if you want to complain about the miserable people that pop gum

next to you, I'm for that. It makes me want to pop them in the mouth.

Of course, the main solution for people that upset you is to MOVE

yourself.

dipy911

--- In vpFREE@yahoogroups. com, "Louis Mogol" <LouMogol@.. .> wrote:

I think that it's rude for a person to prop up her feet onto the

table that holds the slot machines. I don't know about the ladies'

rooms, but I do see the floors in the men's rooms, so I know where

these shoes have been. Not only do we have to put up with the stench

from smelly feet, but our drinks, and ladies' pocketbooks, that are

placed where some choose to put their urine-coated soles become

contaminated with germs.

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#7

Among other things, one important thing you forgot on your list were
the spoons and tongs at the buffet!

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--- In vpFREE@yahoogroups.com, "Louis Mogol" <LouMogol@...> wrote:

the same ones that handle the dice, playing cards, door-handles, and
theslot-machine buttons."