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What the hell is a "Boutique Casino" ?
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It's a casino where all the girls parade around in tight jeans or
revealing dresses that emphasize the quality and curvature of their
boutiques (that's French for "derrieres").
If you need answers to any more difficult questions, just let me
know.
--- In vpFREE@yahoogroups.com, Carlos Lebron <calebr0n@y...> wrote:
What the hell is a "Boutique Casino" ?
--- In vpFREE@yahoogroups.com, "rockofjello333"
<rockofjello333@y...> wrote:
> What the hell is a "Boutique Casino" ?
>
>
It's a casino where all the girls parade around in tight jeans or
revealing dresses that emphasize the quality and curvature of
their
boutiques (that's French for "derrieres").
If you need answers to any more difficult questions, just let me
know.
O.K! What the hell is a derriere? Is that one
of those baloon like flying machines that we used too call blimps?
--- In vpFREE@yahoogroups.com, Carlos Lebron <calebr0n@y...> wrote:
I thought boutique was french for "a small shop, usually for dresses or women's clothing".
Because I ain't going in no women's clothing casino. A hardware store casino, sure. Auto parts casino, now yer talkin'. ("Woo Hoo! Four Aces! I got me a Die Hard for my pickup!)
But not a dress shop casino.
rockofjello333 <rockofjello333@yahoo.com> wrote:
--- In vpFREE@yahoogroups.com, Carlos Lebron wrote:
What the hell is a "Boutique Casino" ?
It's a casino where all the girls parade around in tight jeans or
revealing dresses that emphasize the quality and curvature of their
boutiques (that's French for "derrieres").
If you need answers to any more difficult questions, just let me
know.
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