You're paying above average prices for shitty wings, bad beer, and a chance to look at tits you'll never touch, my man. That's not "the nice things in life", that's pathetic. It's barely a step above subscribing to some thot's onlyfans. Or a step below, depending on how bad the food and actually beer are - at least you probably won't shit yourself the next morning from jacking it to some whore on your phone.
Tilted Kilt actually has pretty good food. But I'm fine with eye candy, as long as I also get some tits and ass I actually can touch every now and then. I don't HAVE TO have every girl who makes me smile. You're the one who's sounding weirdly obsessive here.
Yes, because there's nothing wrong with titties. Or the beer for that matter. And I don't want them to go out of business because of Covid or naysayers. Weird how many assumptions you're making actually, but that's pretty typical of obsessive people on the internet. Ciao.
We had one (Tilted Kilt) here, the waitresses didn't even dress in any way more outrageous than anywhere else (and certainly not even like in the picture above). Dunno why it went out of business, but it didn't seem to be ever that busy. Food wasn't bad, I guess, but I only went once.
It's a Popeye's Chicken now; I have a feeling it'll do much better.
I don't consider something like that a "titty bar" if the titties are covered.
The place I'm from is known for actual strip bars.
And I remember old people my great-grandparents' age complaining about how offensive it was to see women in men's kilt and sporrin gear.
That’s weird. In the place nearby here they do dress like that photo, pretty much. It’s supposed to be their “uniform”. Not so strange that they went out of business though. Twin Peaks even has special days when they wear bikinis, or similar skimpy clothing.
Well, in between Tilted Kilt and the chicken place, it was an East Indian food place for a couple of years. And before the Kilt, I think it was a sports bar, when we first moved here. It's been a few places.
You're paying above average prices for shitty wings, bad beer, and a chance to look at tits you'll never touch, my man. That's not "the nice things in life", that's pathetic. It's barely a step above subscribing to some thot's onlyfans. Or a step below, depending on how bad the food and actually beer are - at least you probably won't shit yourself the next morning from jacking it to some whore on your phone.
Tilted Kilt actually has pretty good food. But I'm fine with eye candy, as long as I also get some tits and ass I actually can touch every now and then. I don't HAVE TO have every girl who makes me smile. You're the one who's sounding weirdly obsessive here.
I'm not the one shilling my favorite titty bar on internet forums, dude.
Yes, because there's nothing wrong with titties. Or the beer for that matter. And I don't want them to go out of business because of Covid or naysayers. Weird how many assumptions you're making actually, but that's pretty typical of obsessive people on the internet. Ciao.
I love titties and beer. I like this post. Thank you !
We had one (Tilted Kilt) here, the waitresses didn't even dress in any way more outrageous than anywhere else (and certainly not even like in the picture above). Dunno why it went out of business, but it didn't seem to be ever that busy. Food wasn't bad, I guess, but I only went once.
It's a Popeye's Chicken now; I have a feeling it'll do much better.
I don't consider something like that a "titty bar" if the titties are covered.
The place I'm from is known for actual strip bars.
And I remember old people my great-grandparents' age complaining about how offensive it was to see women in men's kilt and sporrin gear.
That’s weird. In the place nearby here they do dress like that photo, pretty much. It’s supposed to be their “uniform”. Not so strange that they went out of business though. Twin Peaks even has special days when they wear bikinis, or similar skimpy clothing.
Well, in between Tilted Kilt and the chicken place, it was an East Indian food place for a couple of years. And before the Kilt, I think it was a sports bar, when we first moved here. It's been a few places.