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Written by jay
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Tuesday, 06 January 2009 11:54 |
 The self-proclaimed "oldest gay bar in Las Vegas," Snick's Place, has been cited by the Nevada Gaming Commission for failing to curtail public sex acts on the premises.
And just in time for the Adult Entertainment Expo!
As the Mercury News reports, the bar risks losing its gaming license, because like all bars in Vegas it has a number of video poker and slot machines. An undercover agent observed the offending behavior during a sting between April and June of last year. The Gaming Commission apparently doesn't take kindly to casual blowjobs by bar patrons, because such public sex acts "reflect poorly on the reputation of gaming in the state of Nevada."
We'd argue that a little fellatio between consenting adults in the dark confines of a bar reflects less poorly on gambling than, say, emphysemic elderlies wandering a smoky casino with their oxygen tanks, but that's just us.
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