Thursday, November 30, 2006
Wednesday, November 29, 2006
Monday, November 27, 2006
Sunday, November 26, 2006
Friday, November 24, 2006
Tuesday, November 21, 2006
Thursday, November 16, 2006
Drag Shows Friday, Saturday, & Sunday
Faces on Fourth Street hosts Drag Shows this Thanksgiving Weekend. Meet your friends, bring your family for our holiday shows. Wednesday November 22 is our Homecoming Dance with our Battle of the Amateur Drag Queens hosted by Siren. Doors open Wednesday @ 10 PM and the show starts @ 11:30 PM & 1 AM. Wednesday is 18+ to enter & 21+ to drink. Friday night November 24 Siren hosts U CAN DANCE, a non-stop dance event with go go bois, drag performances, and great music. The show starts @ 11:30 PM on Friday. Doors open Friday @ 10 PM. Friday is 18+ to enter & 21+ to drink. Saturday November 25 Siren hosts the show in the Cabaret @ 2 AM. Doors open Saturday @ midnight. Saturday is our Lights Out/Underwear Party. Drop your pants and dance. Clothes check available. Saturday is 21+ with ID required. DJ Pavel spins both Friday & Saturday in the Main Room. DJ Steve-O spins Saturday AFTERHOURS in the Basement. Sunday November 26 Siren hosts the show @ 11:30 PM & 1 AM. DJ Charlie Buttons takes your requests before and after the show. Doors open Sunday @ 10 PM. Sunday is 18+ to enter & 21+ to drink. Sunday is our Keg Party with Quarter (25 cent) draft Pabst Blue Ribbon all night. Come home for the holidays and celebrate with your friends @ Faces on Fourth Street.
Celebrate Freshmen Magazine's 15th Anniversary Thanksgiving Wednesday November 22
Wednesday November 22, 2006 join us as we celebrate Freshmen Magazine's 15th Anniversary. Channel 1 Releasing and Freshmen Magazine have provided us with tons of free stuff including DVDs, copies of Freshmen Magazine's 15th Anniversary issue, and lube samples. Wednesday November 22, 2006 is 18+ to enter & 21+ to drink. Doors open @ 10 PM. If that wasn't enough to get you to come out, Wednesday November 22, 2006 is also our Homecoming Dance. Thanksgiving is traditionally when people come home to family and friends. Party with old friends and meet new ones at our Homecoming Dance. Siren hosts our Battle of the Amateur Drag Queens @ 11:30 PM & 1 AM. DJ Charlie Buttons spins your requests before, between, and after the show. Guests dressed in formal wear, tuxs, or tacky ball gowns get in free all night. Tell your friends to meet you at Faces on Fourth Street next Wednesday November 22, 2006.
Tuesday, November 14, 2006
Wet Platinum Lube Wrestling Contest This Friday November 17th
This Friday November 17, 2006 is our next Wet Platinum Lube Wrestling Contest. Bring a buddy to wrestle or we will pair you up. Wrestle in your jock strap, underwear, or birthday suit for cash, product, and lube prizes. Doors open Friday @ 10 PM. Cover is reduced to $5 until 11 PM. Friday is 18+ to enter & 21+ to drink. Marissa Bloomingdale hosts the Friday Drag Show @ 11:30 PM. The Lube flows @ 2 AM. Tell your friends...this event is hot...nearly naked men...wrestling in Wet Lube....enjoy our $2 Mich Ultra all night.
People ask us all the time...when is your next Lights out/Underwear Party...here's your answer
We get emails all the time...people approach us at the bar and ask...when is your next Lights Out/Underwear Party...so here is your answer...Thanksgiving Weekend...Saturday November 25, 2006 is our next Lights Out/Underwear Party. Drop your pants and dance all night in your underwear. We'll have a clothes check available...check your clothes and dance until dawn and you'll get free fountain soda all night plus a coupon good for $10 off the cover on your next visit. (Some restrictions apply). You don't have to check your clothes, you can just come to watch, but it is a lot more fun when everyone participates. Saturday November 25 is 21+ with ID required. Doors open Saturday @ midnight. Siren hosts a special late Drag Show in the Cabaret @ 2 AM. So please tell your friends...remind them about our Thanksgiving Weekend Lights Out/Underwear Party on Saturday November 25, 2006.
Friday, November 10, 2006
Nine Inch Males Friday & Saturday Plus Drag Shows Friday, Saturday, & Sunday
Enjoy Drag Shows this Friday, Saturday, & Sunday @ Faces on
Fourth Street. Marissa Bloomingdale hosts our Friday Drag Show @
11:30 PM in the Main Room. The Nine Inch Males return to strip
and dance for you during the show. The guys haven't been to Faces
since Memorial Day Weekend and they are always a big hit. Friday
is 18+ to enter & 21+ to drink. Doors open Friday @ 10 PM. Cover
is $10 for everyone all night. Enjoy $2 Mich Ultra, $1.50 draft
beer, and $1.25 Pasbt Blue Ribbon cans all night on Friday.
Our Saturday Drag Show is hosted by Jade Sinclair in the Cabaret.
Our Saturday Drag Show starts @ 2 AM in the Cabaret. The Nine
Inch Males perform during the show. Saturday is 21+ with ID.
Doors open Saturday @ midnight. Cover Saturday is $10 all night.
Siren's Killer Queens perform on Sunday @ 11:30 Pm & 1 AM. Sunday
is 18+ to enter & 21+ to drink. Doors open Sunday @ 10 PM. Our
Basement opens on Sunday @ 5 Pm for our 21+ guests. Enjoy our
Quarter (25 cent) draft Pabst Blue Ribbon as well as our $2 UV
Vodka Martinis all night.
DJ Pavel spins Friday & Saturday in the Main Room. DJ Steve-O
spins Saturday AFTERHOURS in the Basement. DJ Charlie Buttons
spins before and after the show on Sunday.
Fourth Street. Marissa Bloomingdale hosts our Friday Drag Show @
11:30 PM in the Main Room. The Nine Inch Males return to strip
and dance for you during the show. The guys haven't been to Faces
since Memorial Day Weekend and they are always a big hit. Friday
is 18+ to enter & 21+ to drink. Doors open Friday @ 10 PM. Cover
is $10 for everyone all night. Enjoy $2 Mich Ultra, $1.50 draft
beer, and $1.25 Pasbt Blue Ribbon cans all night on Friday.
Our Saturday Drag Show is hosted by Jade Sinclair in the Cabaret.
Our Saturday Drag Show starts @ 2 AM in the Cabaret. The Nine
Inch Males perform during the show. Saturday is 21+ with ID.
Doors open Saturday @ midnight. Cover Saturday is $10 all night.
Siren's Killer Queens perform on Sunday @ 11:30 Pm & 1 AM. Sunday
is 18+ to enter & 21+ to drink. Doors open Sunday @ 10 PM. Our
Basement opens on Sunday @ 5 Pm for our 21+ guests. Enjoy our
Quarter (25 cent) draft Pabst Blue Ribbon as well as our $2 UV
Vodka Martinis all night.
DJ Pavel spins Friday & Saturday in the Main Room. DJ Steve-O
spins Saturday AFTERHOURS in the Basement. DJ Charlie Buttons
spins before and after the show on Sunday.
Monday, November 06, 2006
Sunday, November 05, 2006
Damning news - Clinton's Military War Games Predicted Iraq Failure
This is Bush's smoking gun...please read and pass this on..
From AP:
WASHINGTON (AP) -- The U.S. government conducted a series of secret war games in 1999 that anticipated an invasion of Iraq would require 400,000 troops, and even then chaos might ensue.
In its "Desert Crossing" games, 70 military, diplomatic and intelligence officials assumed the high troop levels would be needed to keep order, seal borders and take care of other security needs.
The documents came to light Saturday through a Freedom of Information Act request by the George Washington University's National Security Archive, an independent research institute and library.
"The conventional wisdom is the U.S. mistake in Iraq was not enough troops," said Thomas Blanton, the archive's director. "But the Desert Crossing war game in 1999 suggests we would have ended up with a failed state even with 400,000 troops on the ground."
There are currently about 144,000 U.S. troops in Iraq, down from a peak of about 160,000 in January.
A spokeswoman for U.S. Central Command, which sponsored the seminar and declassified the secret report in 2004, declined to comment Saturday because she was not familiar with the documents.
The war games looked at "worst case" and "most likely" scenarios after a war that removed then-Iraqi President Saddam Hussein from power. Some are similar to what actually occurred after the U.S.-led invasion of Iraq in 2003:
-"A change in regimes does not guarantee stability," the 1999 seminar briefings said. "A number of factors including aggressive neighbors, fragmentation along religious and/or ethnic lines, and chaos created by rival forces bidding for power could adversely affect regional stability."
-"Even when civil order is restored and borders are secured, the replacement regime could be problematic - especially if perceived as weak, a puppet, or out-of-step with prevailing regional governments."
-"Iran's anti-Americanism could be enflamed by a U.S.-led intervention in Iraq," the briefings read. "The influx of U.S. and other western forces into Iraq would exacerbate worries in Tehran, as would the installation of a pro-western government in Baghdad."
-"The debate on post-Saddam Iraq also reveals the paucity of information about the potential and capabilities of the external Iraqi opposition groups. The lack of intelligence concerning their roles hampers U.S. policy development."
-"Also, some participants believe that no Arab government will welcome the kind of lengthy U.S. presence that would be required to install and sustain a democratic government."
-"A long-term, large-scale military intervention may be at odds with many coalition partners."
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On the Net:
National Security Archive: http://www.gwu.edu/nsarchiv/index.html
From AP:
WASHINGTON (AP) -- The U.S. government conducted a series of secret war games in 1999 that anticipated an invasion of Iraq would require 400,000 troops, and even then chaos might ensue.
In its "Desert Crossing" games, 70 military, diplomatic and intelligence officials assumed the high troop levels would be needed to keep order, seal borders and take care of other security needs.
The documents came to light Saturday through a Freedom of Information Act request by the George Washington University's National Security Archive, an independent research institute and library.
"The conventional wisdom is the U.S. mistake in Iraq was not enough troops," said Thomas Blanton, the archive's director. "But the Desert Crossing war game in 1999 suggests we would have ended up with a failed state even with 400,000 troops on the ground."
There are currently about 144,000 U.S. troops in Iraq, down from a peak of about 160,000 in January.
A spokeswoman for U.S. Central Command, which sponsored the seminar and declassified the secret report in 2004, declined to comment Saturday because she was not familiar with the documents.
The war games looked at "worst case" and "most likely" scenarios after a war that removed then-Iraqi President Saddam Hussein from power. Some are similar to what actually occurred after the U.S.-led invasion of Iraq in 2003:
-"A change in regimes does not guarantee stability," the 1999 seminar briefings said. "A number of factors including aggressive neighbors, fragmentation along religious and/or ethnic lines, and chaos created by rival forces bidding for power could adversely affect regional stability."
-"Even when civil order is restored and borders are secured, the replacement regime could be problematic - especially if perceived as weak, a puppet, or out-of-step with prevailing regional governments."
-"Iran's anti-Americanism could be enflamed by a U.S.-led intervention in Iraq," the briefings read. "The influx of U.S. and other western forces into Iraq would exacerbate worries in Tehran, as would the installation of a pro-western government in Baghdad."
-"The debate on post-Saddam Iraq also reveals the paucity of information about the potential and capabilities of the external Iraqi opposition groups. The lack of intelligence concerning their roles hampers U.S. policy development."
-"Also, some participants believe that no Arab government will welcome the kind of lengthy U.S. presence that would be required to install and sustain a democratic government."
-"A long-term, large-scale military intervention may be at odds with many coalition partners."
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On the Net:
National Security Archive: http://www.gwu.edu/nsarchiv/index.html
Saturday, November 04, 2006
Friday, November 03, 2006
Nine Inch Males Dance Revue Returns Friday & Saturday 11/10 & 11/11
Tell your friends! Next Friday & Saturday November 10 & 11 the Nine Inch Males Dance Revue Returns to Faces on Fourth Street. The Nine Inch Males are always a big hit and they haven't been here since last May so help us get the word out. Friday November 10 is 18+ to enter & 21+ to drink. Doors open Friday @ 10 PM. Marissa Bloomingdale hosts the show @ 11:30 PM on Friday. Saturday is 21+/ Jade Sinclair hosts our Saturday show @ 2 AM.
Thursday, November 02, 2006
Check out our Friday, Saturday, & Sunday Drag Shows This Weekend
Friday November 3 Faces on Fourth Street Presents Friday Drag hosted by Kennedy St. James @ 11:30 PM & 1 AM in the Main Room. Doors open Friday @ 10 PM. Friday is 18+ to enter & 21+ to drink. Come early and save some money...Friday's cover is $5 for everyone until 11 PM. Enjoy $2 Mich Ultra longnecks, $1.50 draft beer, and $1.25 Pabst Blue Ribbon all night.
Saturday November 4 Faces on Fourth Street Presents our Saturday Late Show hosted by Siren @ 2 AM in the Cabaret. Doors open Saturday @ midnight. Saturday is 21+ with ID required. Come early and save some money on the cover...Saturday's cover is $5 until 2 AM. Saturday Siren will have a limited number of Centaur Music's new Jason & DeMarco Cd available as prizes.
Centaur Music Presents Jason & DeMarco CD Release Party Saturday November 4
Saturday November 4,2006 Faces on Fourth Street and CentaurMusic.com Present gay pop duo Jason & DeMarco's CD Release Party. Jason & DeMarco are incredibly talented and their really hot on Logo right now. Learn more about them by visiting www.JasonandDeMarco.com. A limited number of Jason & DeMarco's new CD will be available as prizes during Siren's Late Drag Show @ 2 AM in the Cabaret. Doors open Saturday @ midnight. Saturday is 21+ with ID required.
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