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    Guess who attended his first drag queen showwwwwww? (pretend i'm yelling in a loud feminine voice)
    Blonde's do have more fun (especially when its a wig worn by a dude).

Things I learned on this night of drag queen madness:

• I learned that life can be a rainbow party even outside of West Hollywood.
• I learned that gay people are worse with being on time then black people.
• I learned that there honestly is not much difference between a drag queen show and a stand-up comedy show.

    I have to admit, things were a bit awkward for me for the first hour or so at this place.  I guess it had something to do with the fact that there was a constant running loop of videos on the TV of guys with their shirts off, and pictures of famous dudes flashing on the screen one after the other.

    But i will tell you what, there is just nothing like watching 'lady-boys' shake their money makers in tight skirts and dresses while lip synching.  Oh, and let's not forget the cursing, loud mouth and sarcastic commentary and constant 'ball busting' (pun intended) going on between the drag queens to each other and the audience.

    All in all I guess it was worth the trip.  Besides, my wife had a great time, and I can always use that as an excuse to keep attending lesbian clubs.

    WHATAYATHINKATHAT?