Eric Fruits: Once again doing the job that local journalists won't do. On the other hand, you guys printed this and I'm mentioning it on my blog so I guess...
Matt, where's your phone number again? I want to call you so I can set up a Matt versus Bear extravaganza.
Love,
Victoria
Truth be told, I was originally interested in this story purely because I learned that Doss also managed Spyce strip club downtown. He's got a thing for Y's.
While it's worthwhile purely for its hilarious elements, the bear rasslin' background is relevant b/c Doss did not list the bar or its violations on his individual history form, as the OLCC requires.
thanks to the link to that Oregon law... mostly because it includes this horrifying line that I'm glad exists:
"167.390 Commerce in fur of domestic cats and dogs prohibited"
Absolutely. That's a fun thing about state law: the level of minutia contained within our laws is staggering. So if someone wants to wrestle a bear or punch a kangaroo, then they'll probably run afoul of animal cruelty laws.
So...the OLCC doesn't usually do out-of-state background checks for applicants?
That said, shouldn't the applicant's record in Oregon matter most? If Doss has alreay proven himself with other y-tastic establishments in our city, denying his application over a 15-year-old smudge seems a little alarmist. Did his last strip club feature animal cruelty?
Of course I don't approve of bear wrestling or donkey punching or anything of the sort.
@Baltar - They couldn't trademark SciFi, because it's a genre, like "nonfiction!" Anyone could sell DVDs or T-shirts that said "SciFi" on them. Gosh, am I the only nerd who gets it?
A lot of you speculate and make accusations based on information you dont know to be true. Fruits conveniently says "bars doss owned OR managed. Ever stop to think doss wasnt the owner of the bear-wrestling bar and didnt call all the shots? Check out HIS bar Spyce Gentlemans Club and see what its really like. I work there because i choose to work in a clean, safe, professional environment. I love the owners and the entire staff. I cant wait for the new club to open! Jez
Matt, where's your phone number again? I want to call you so I can set up a Matt versus Bear extravaganza.
Love,
Victoria
1. Strippers
2. Bear Wrestling
3. Notorious location known for rowdy behavior
4. Walking distance from quiet Lhurst neighborhood
5. Booze
What is not to like?
And is bear rasslin' in bars legal in Portland? What about kangaroo boxing? And, er, how is this relevant to the OLCC decision?
Truth be told, I was originally interested in this story purely because I learned that Doss also managed Spyce strip club downtown. He's got a thing for Y's.
While it's worthwhile purely for its hilarious elements, the bear rasslin' background is relevant b/c Doss did not list the bar or its violations on his individual history form, as the OLCC requires.
http://www.leg.state.or.us/ors/167.html
thanks to the link to that Oregon law... mostly because it includes this horrifying line that I'm glad exists:
"167.390 Commerce in fur of domestic cats and dogs prohibited"
That said, shouldn't the applicant's record in Oregon matter most? If Doss has alreay proven himself with other y-tastic establishments in our city, denying his application over a 15-year-old smudge seems a little alarmist. Did his last strip club feature animal cruelty?
Of course I don't approve of bear wrestling or donkey punching or anything of the sort.
im pretty sure the animal lovers of this city would shut down any show that directly benefited from violence against a confused bear.
@Pandaprincess - Except it's on Lombard. Not that I would know anything about such things.
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Awesome bears and boobs...what's not to like!
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