Difference between revisions of "Lazarus Long's"
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| − | Lazarus Long's, the premier | + | Lazarus Long's, the premier peelers <ref>strip club</ref> palace of Fen, is located smack in the midst of downtown [[Ganymede]]. Capable of hosting large events, and boasting a wide variety of co-ed dancers both 'Waved & Un'Waved, Long's enjoys considerable business success. Word has it that the dancers are...obliging, but this is only sly marketing on the part of the he, she, cartel, A.I. or whatever it is only known to the outside 'Verse as TANSTAAFL! <ref> There Ain't No Such Thing As a Free Lunch! --The Moon is a Harsh Mistress </ref> |
| − | The club's aesthetic is a melange of Heinlein from the 'Fifties to the 'Eighties : Juveniles strew classic cigar rockets and square jawed heroes amongst the more debauched and complex antics of Martian messiahs and horny super couriers. | + | The club's aesthetic is a melange of Heinlein from the 'Fifties to the 'Eighties : Juveniles <ref> Early Heinlein works such as Tunnel in the Sky & Rocket Ship Galileo </ref> strew classic cigar rockets and square jawed heroes amongst the more debauched and complex antics of Martian messiahs <ref> I Will Fear no Evil </ref> and horny super couriers. <ref> Friday </ref> |
Revision as of 00:57, 12 December 2013
Lazarus Long's, the premier peelers [1] palace of Fen, is located smack in the midst of downtown Ganymede. Capable of hosting large events, and boasting a wide variety of co-ed dancers both 'Waved & Un'Waved, Long's enjoys considerable business success. Word has it that the dancers are...obliging, but this is only sly marketing on the part of the he, she, cartel, A.I. or whatever it is only known to the outside 'Verse as TANSTAAFL! [2]
The club's aesthetic is a melange of Heinlein from the 'Fifties to the 'Eighties : Juveniles [3] strew classic cigar rockets and square jawed heroes amongst the more debauched and complex antics of Martian messiahs [4] and horny super couriers. [5]
