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I'll be there... was there last week..it was excellent!

Anyone have an extra $50 ticket to Twilo on <A HREF="http://www.clubplanet.com/newyearseve/">New Years eve</a> ? I missed the cutoff date

I asked someone who was playing instead of junior... they said "waxman"...

he was ok ..a little on the mellow side. The place was empty.

There is a place on 29th street & 6th ave... forget the name it's a party place.. they have hundreds of varieties of glowsticks. there is also a place on West 8th near 6th ave...a whole section for glowsticks

My advice is to NOT say anything over any holiday dinner. Not because it's the wrong thing to do , but if you're not sure whether you will be accepted or not, I would avoid this holiday to spill the beans. If they aren't immediately accepting, they will remember that day (x-mas) with bitterness, anger and resentment towards you for "ruining" their holiday. Anger is always a selfish emotion. The issue of you and your sexuality will take a back seat to their anger. They will be stuck in the selfish rage phase. Of course your life is extremely important, but they will not see it that way..They will only be thinking of themselves..their pain, and their embarrassment. Your feelings and needs will have faded to the background. Tell them after the <A HREF="http://www.clubplanet.com/newyearseve/">new year</a> . And when you tell them..be there to support them and bring them through the drama to the correct place of acceptance in their thinking. It's never fair to just drop a bomb and watch the fallout. Especially on a holiday. You need to be the wiser one to help them accept you. It's not just about acceptance, it's about coming together on common ground to find love and acceptance for eachother. you..and them! Wait until after the New Year. goodluck

what happened to all the American K? Can't find a yellow liq anywhere

i have a navel piercing got it done last month