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Destined to fail:
"Do women know about shrinkage?" "What do you mean, like laundry?" "No..." "Like when a man goes swimming... Afterwards..." "It shrinks?" "Like a frightened turtle." "Why does it shrink?" "It just does." "I don't know how you guys walk around with those things." - George, Elaine and Jerry, in "The Hamptons"
"Do women know about shrinkage?" "What do you mean, like laundry?" "No..." "Like when a man goes swimming... Afterwards..." "It shrinks?" "Like a frightened turtle." "Why does it shrink?" "It just does." "I don't know how you guys walk around with those things." - George, Elaine and Jerry, in "The Hamptons"
fisheater
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The article talks about it becoming an attraction for divers AFTER it closed.
Seems to me that it would have been a far more popular scuba attraction BEFORE it closed.
Seems to me that it would have been a far more popular scuba attraction BEFORE it closed.
AfterDark
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Why is the British media so much better then the US media?
driftwood
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Underwater strip club, without a doubt the most off the wall dive for a bucket list.
My first thought is that it probably didn't start life as a "gentleman's club". Tried adding the girls to justify high prices for drinks.
My first thought is that it probably didn't start life as a "gentleman's club". Tried adding the girls to justify high prices for drinks.
3D diver
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It appears to still be dry inside...is that right?
avengerki
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I wonder if it closed due to too many OOA scuba incidents and the owner couldn't figure out how to charge the divers a door fee.
My take is that it's still dry inside.
CT Sean
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pretty cool. I'm pretty sure this is the place http://www.redseastar.com/aboutus-en.php
Interior shots seem to agree with the article, and how many underwater restaurants/clubs can there possibly be in Eilat, Israel?
Interior shots seem to agree with the article, and how many underwater restaurants/clubs can there possibly be in Eilat, Israel?
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