Saturday, April 21, 2007
A Disappointing Casino Night
Have you ever noticed that when you build something up too much, it's always a let down? That was my experience yesterday...
Last night was the final night of "Mustache Week" here at UA, and in the spirit of the 'stache...
...we all decided to go to the Desert Diamond Casino about 20 minutes south of Tucson.
I'd not been there before, but I can assure you, I'll probably never go there again. Although I hoped it would be just like Vegas (only situated on an Indian reservation in the middle of nowhere), it was, well, not like Vegas at all.
First of all, the cocktail waitresses didn't even serve drinks at the gambling tables (or at least, no one served me), and they weren't wearing cool outfits. Secondly, the slot machines didn't make any noise, which struck me as kind of wrong, and third, I lost money instead of winning, as I've done in Vegas.
Most disappointing of all, the crowd there did not particularly admire the phony mustache which I had glued upon my face (in honor of the week)...
... although at least Tiffany was amused.
Ingrid and I were the only girls in our group who dared to wear the fake 'staches, and in return we overheard comments from strangers like, "So who do you think is the dyke and who's the tranny?"
(Ingrid had already removed her mustache here, which I guess you can see for yourself.)
My money is on me as the tranny because I'm a heck of a lot taller than Ingrid, and I was apparently wearing a boa to hide my elusive Adam's apple.
In fact, when I look at some of these photos, like this one...
... I am rather repulsed by how real the mustache looks. It was indeed a perfect fit, and it matched the exact color of my hair. The horror!!!
Some guy came up to me and asked if I shaved my pits because he could have sworn he saw a tuft of hair poking out. At this point, I screeched in a very feminine voice something about "Do I really look like a man to you?" And he muttered something about bad eyesight and scampered off.
In fact, these were the only guys who hit on us.
And I think that's because I winked at them.
I told Ingrid we needed to have been much drunker to have really appreciated the experience. She thought perhaps acid would have been a better option.
Ben & Lisa had fun though...
... in their colorful ensemble.*
Needless to say, after I lost my money, walked around bored for another hour with Ingrid, and then could not take one more stare or comment, I ripped off the mustache and we called it a night.
This is the last 'stache photo of the evening...
... with Ingrid & Lisa. AKA: My dykes.
Blah... Casino Night.
* = Sidenote: Ben was wearing a pair of Lisa's lavender hemp pants. They were about two sizes too small. This led to accusations that he was sporting "Mamel Toe." Furthermore, while playing blackjack next to him, I glanced downward and to my right during the game and got an eyeful of lavender ensconced testes, which I made sure to tell him about. Although I certainly was not looking intentionally.
Last night was the final night of "Mustache Week" here at UA, and in the spirit of the 'stache...
...we all decided to go to the Desert Diamond Casino about 20 minutes south of Tucson.
I'd not been there before, but I can assure you, I'll probably never go there again. Although I hoped it would be just like Vegas (only situated on an Indian reservation in the middle of nowhere), it was, well, not like Vegas at all.
First of all, the cocktail waitresses didn't even serve drinks at the gambling tables (or at least, no one served me), and they weren't wearing cool outfits. Secondly, the slot machines didn't make any noise, which struck me as kind of wrong, and third, I lost money instead of winning, as I've done in Vegas.
Most disappointing of all, the crowd there did not particularly admire the phony mustache which I had glued upon my face (in honor of the week)...
... although at least Tiffany was amused.
Ingrid and I were the only girls in our group who dared to wear the fake 'staches, and in return we overheard comments from strangers like, "So who do you think is the dyke and who's the tranny?"
(Ingrid had already removed her mustache here, which I guess you can see for yourself.)
My money is on me as the tranny because I'm a heck of a lot taller than Ingrid, and I was apparently wearing a boa to hide my elusive Adam's apple.
In fact, when I look at some of these photos, like this one...
... I am rather repulsed by how real the mustache looks. It was indeed a perfect fit, and it matched the exact color of my hair. The horror!!!
Some guy came up to me and asked if I shaved my pits because he could have sworn he saw a tuft of hair poking out. At this point, I screeched in a very feminine voice something about "Do I really look like a man to you?" And he muttered something about bad eyesight and scampered off.
In fact, these were the only guys who hit on us.
And I think that's because I winked at them.
I told Ingrid we needed to have been much drunker to have really appreciated the experience. She thought perhaps acid would have been a better option.
Ben & Lisa had fun though...
... in their colorful ensemble.*
Needless to say, after I lost my money, walked around bored for another hour with Ingrid, and then could not take one more stare or comment, I ripped off the mustache and we called it a night.
This is the last 'stache photo of the evening...
... with Ingrid & Lisa. AKA: My dykes.
Blah... Casino Night.
* = Sidenote: Ben was wearing a pair of Lisa's lavender hemp pants. They were about two sizes too small. This led to accusations that he was sporting "Mamel Toe." Furthermore, while playing blackjack next to him, I glanced downward and to my right during the game and got an eyeful of lavender ensconced testes, which I made sure to tell him about. Although I certainly was not looking intentionally.
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7 comments:
I thought you guys were great! I'm just a prude and don't have the guts to wear a mustache. And looking back on it, I was rather bitchy and negative last night. PMS, argh. I made Brandon drop me off at home because I was in a stupid mood and didn't like the way I was griping about everything. Though I was disappointed...it was more in "this is it? This is all there is to this casino?" I thought it was rather small. Though it was fun to watch the old ladies drop dollar after dollar after dollar (saw one put a 50 into a slot machine!) on the slots. They were like zombies! Spin...hit button...spin...hit button...spin...hit button, repeat for 45 minutes. You'll have MUCH more fun in Vegas!
I do want to hit the tequila place at the other casino though.
So true!!! Ingrid and I were like, "This is it? This is the tiny size of this place?"
And the people were, in fact, downright scary. Although I'm not sure why I expected anything else. I made numerous deprecating comments about the casino clientele until Ingrid warned me for the 30th time that "you're going to get our asses kicked." At least that would have made my night more interesting though. But really, who would have picked a fight with a chick wearing a mustache?
Tequila? Did you say tequila? Why didn't we go to THAT casino?!?!?
Yeah, the other one has bingo, too! BINGO!!!
That place is pretty small, I've been there once when my mom was jonesing to hit the slots. It smells horrible too.
BINGO? Oh my god I'm SO IN. We need to go play Bingo and drink tequila!!!
Casino Night rocked! I'm so glad we went! And Kit... you can look at my generous balls any day of the week... that's why God gave me two. I'm going to change my wardrobe and add more hemp purple 2-sizes-2-small pants!
-Balls-in-yo'-face-Boff
Oh... comment #2... those weren't Lisa's pants... I've owned those for like 8 years. That's the only thing on me that was not from a female wardrobe I think....
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