Here is part II. Tranny's, Dick Butkus and Champ from Anchorman, only in Vegas!
After the open bar ended, we headed to the Paris where the Monorail picks you up. We decided to make a pit stop at the Le Central Lobby Bar and grab some drinks. We got our drinks, turned around, and saw a threesome of drag queens walk in. I told Greg, "we gotta get a pic of this." Within seconds we were talking to the "girls" and my God they were disgusting, but super nice. In our conversation with one of the "girls" she told us she is not interested in men sexually. I found that surprising and totally unbelievable. We got some great pics and headed back to the LVH.
The next evening we headed to Downtown, the Las Vegas Club more specifically, to play Crapless Craps. The game is different than normal craps because you cannot lose on your first roll. Long story short we all came out ahead. We left the casino and went out the Fremont Street Experience which at 2am is fucking sketchy. We bee-lined it back to the LVH and engaged in a regular craps session (with $10 minimums). The LVH was extremely ghetto at that point and packed! It was really fun actually playing craps next to super urban gentleman. It added a different element to the experience. I went back to my room around 5am and called it a night.
The next day we decided to treat ourselves poolside with a cabana. This was my first cabana experience. The cabana was $150 and it had a TV, fridge and some nice outdoor couches. The $150 also included 10 soft drinks (gay). The service was weak which was disappointing due to the fact we were obviously rich, important people if we got a cabana. Later, we went to Caesar's Palace's Forum Shops and saw none other than the great Hall of Famer Dick Butkus signing autographs in a sports memorabilia store. He looked like he wished he wasn't there. Ain't blame him.
Caesar's has a cool outdoor pavilion area in which housed a Bacardi sponsored beverage stand. They served big ass drinks for $9 which I felt was a great deal. A freak lightning storm began and we ran across to the Flamingo were we saw all kinds of people slip and fall (harmlessly of course). It was quite entertaining.
Night came and we headed to Imperial Palace where they had 2 pitchers for $12. It was another great deal. The best part was that the pitchers were plastic so you could walk with them. Gotta remember to go back. As we were walking out we saw none other than the dude that played Champ in Anchorman! What a place for a random celeb sighting (no offense I.P.).
Thus ended a great Vegas trip. I left out some minor details here and there as to not bore you, but you get the picture. To sum it up, Vegas rules, can't wait to go back.
6-8 Party
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The tranny on the right looks the most authentic.
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