Hi guys, according to the news, the lockdown will finish soon. The earliest could be 11/10 and including clubs and pubs. So my question is: Will an adult club be considered as a club?
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Hi guys, according to the news, the lockdown will finish soon. The earliest could be 11/10 and including clubs and pubs. So my question is: Will an adult club be considered as a club?
It depends if they allow dancing or it’s sitting down during your meal. 🤪Quote:
Originally Posted by oznewhunter
Clubs it means like RSL clubs not Ginza club 🤣Quote:
Originally Posted by oznewhunter
Forget about clubs, parlours, massage. "Sex services" or "sex on premises" would be the defining words.
thats the best kinda club and the only club im looking forward to but :love:Quote:
Originally Posted by Climax598
i know that casino will be reopening on11/10 is that jncluding all retails/restaurants and legit msg shop? or rnt too?
Please define what is an adult club?Quote:
Originally Posted by oznewhunter
Could we tell our wives that we go to the club when we go to visit MLs or WL?
I think you could pick up an Asian MILF in RSL Clubs who go there for poker machines without having to pay for the high price of Ginza Club girls who are over-rated.Quote:
Originally Posted by Climax598
The governor has already spoken about this issue.Quote:
Originally Posted by oznewhunter
Adult club = a club where KIDS don't go to. Get it?Quote:
Originally Posted by zoozilla
When it happens it won't have a fanfare or be talked about at press conferences but you'll see "sex premises" listed on a press release/NSW health site
Simple answer is NO.Quote:
Originally Posted by oznewhunter
Another take is the "private hotel".
Now accomodation premises have had specific rules this lockdown.
There have been a few places who call themselves "Private Hotels" have tried to act differently. and quite a few of them have been quietly dealt with by the authorities.
A number of them actually have ladies who have been renting rooms and working from them. In most cases as long as they have been occupying the rooms and paying consistently (with no missing nights) they have been ok.
Its those who haven't have been having hassles.
Now interestingly enough I was informed about a certain premises in the inner west, between two bridges, which has been operating all through this lockdown.
Whilst they are not normally an accommodation premises, because the words "private hotel" is in their official name, and they have been abiding by those rules, it appears they have been left without hassles.
You can twist things around to suit yourself, but unless it was setup properly at the start.... oh well..