July 2004

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Dear Friends,

The Eighth Annual Meeting of the Cyberwhoremonger's Club will be held from Wednesday, July 21, through Sunday, July 25, 2004. This is an annual meeting of people (customers and prostitutes) who visit and work at the legal Nevada brothels. Please consider this an open invitation for you to attend - just read the following and you should find answers to all your questions.

Click here to read last year's (2003) CWMCM#7 web page.

Be seeing you.

Bashful

The following are frequently asked questions and their answers :

1. When / where is the banquet?

On June 11, 2004, at 12:43 PM in message #14297 on the SIN message board, Curious posted :

The CWMCM#8 Awards Banquet will be held the evening of Friday, July 23, 2004, in the Reno area. Attendance is by advance ticket purchase only. This year we have limited seating (forty seats), so order your tickets early. Tickets are $25 each. You are encouraged, but not required, to bring an LPIN lady with you!

Your dinner entree may be selected from the menu at the banquet from a selection of: prime rib, chicken, halibut, or pork loin chops. Hamburgers are available. Your dinner includes choice of soup or salad, rice or potatoes, veggies, coffee, tea, or Bree.

Oh, wait--I think Bree costs extra.

The banquet is a private event. Payment information, as well as the exact location and directions, are only available via e-mail from me at "Curious@Securenym.net". Please put "CWMC_Banquet" in the subject line of your e-mail message. You should get a response from Curious in a day or two. If not, please e-mail again.

2. When / where is the picnic / barbeque?

Cowboy sent me the following e-mail message :

From : Cowboy (xokcowboy@yahoo.com)

To : (maquinista@mad.scientist.com)

Date : Mon, 15 Dec 2003 00:39:19

Subject : The Bree/Jinxie/Cowboy Picnic at CWMCM#8

Dear Bashful,

As I officially announced on IRC tonight, this year's CWMCM#8 picnic will be co-hosted by Bree, myself, and our special co-host Jinxie. It will be held on Saturday, July 24th, at the same time as the last few years and at the same private (and very much improved from last year) location. All who are in town for CWMCM#8 are cordially invited. A couple of months before CWMCM#8 I'll be asking for RSVPs so we'll know how many want to attend and give directions to those who haven't attended in the past. With Jinxie as entertainment director it's guaranteed to be a fun time.

Cowboy

3. When / where are the morning meetings?

For Wednesday, July 21 through Friday, July 23, 2004, starting at 10:00 AM, the morning meetings will be at Heidi's Family Restaurant at 8195 South Virgina Street (775.852.0113) in Reno, Nevada. The meetings will be held in the smoking room immediately to your left as you enter through the front door, or outside that room on the patio for those of you who don't smoke or who want to sit outside. You will be able to order a full breakfast at Heidi's. Please don't confuse this Heidi's with the other Heidi's on Virginia Street!

For Friday, July 23, 2004, there are two options for breakfast meetings. You are welcome to attend the Heidi's breakfast meeting on Friday morning if you like, but there is an alternative meeting. Both will be held concurrently, and you may choose whichever one interests you the most.

In message #11459, posted at 10:49 AM on Saturday, March 13, Interested bystander wrote :

The start of CWMC8 is just over 4 months away. I know that seems like a long time but it will be on us before we know it and it's time to start making plans. Sheri and I have decided to get more involved this year by hosting an "Alternative Breakfast" on Friday morning July 23,2004. The breakfast is not meant to displace the Heidi's breakfast that morning but to be an alternative for those who enjoy getting out in the morning air. The details are as follows.

The Alternative Breakfast will be held at Hidden Valley Park in east Reno. The park is actually located in Washoe County. To get to Hidden Valley Park you take East McCarran to Pembroke Drive (Rock Blvd becomes Pembroke when it crosses East McCarran). Turn east on Pembroke and follow it into Hidden Valley until you come to Parkway Drive. Turn right on Parkway Drive and follow it until it ends at the park entrance.

Sheri and/or I should arrive at around 9:00 AM and begin setting up the food. It will be a continental style breakfast with muffins, doughnuts, danish, fruit, milk, juice and coffee. We may add other foods when we actually do the shopping. There is no charge for the breakfast but a donation jar will be available for those wishing to help us defray the cost. We also plan to have a volleyball set and horseshoes for use in the horseshoe throwing pit available for those who want to burn off those morning calories. You may arrive at any time and stay as long as you want. Currently the only other event scheduled for Friday is the banquet in the evening.

This is a public event and everyone is welcome. We do not require registration, you can drop in on the spur of the moment and leave whenever you want. If you do know in advance that you are likely to attend this Alternative Breakfast then please drop me an e-mail at ib1@nvbell.net so that we can better plan how much food to purchase. We look forward to seeing you there.

If you have any questions about this event you can respond to this post or send me an e-mail.

For Saturday, July 24 and Sunday, July 25, 2004, starting at 10:00 AM, the morning meetings will be held at Scruples Bar & Grill at 91 West Plumb Lane (775.322.7171) in Reno, Nevada. The meetings will be held either outside in the front courtyard or inside depending on the weather. You will be able to order a full breakfast at Scruples.

These meetings are open for anyone who wants to attend. Drop on by, you will meet several members of the cyber-community there!

4. When / where are the afternoon meetings?

In previous years we held afternoon meetings at different bars / restaurants, but for this year we are leaving the afternoons open for brothel-hopping and brothel-sponsored events.

5. Will there be any afternoon brothel-sponsored barbeques or evening / night brothel-sponsored cocktail parties?

David Burgess, owner of The Old Bridge Ranch, sent me the following message on April 28 :

An open invitation to all that are planning on attending the CWMCM#8.

Ingrid, Troy, Sohn, Yvonne, Kimmers, Fara, and all the Staff at "The Mustang Ranch (dba: Old Bridge Ranch just in case the licensing board needs a legitimate excuse not to fuck with me) and I would like to invite you to our second annual public Western-style Bar-B-Que under the big red and white tents in front of The Ranch on Thursday, July 22, 2004.

DATE AND HOURS : THURSDAY, JULY 22, 2004, FROM 3:00 PM TO 5:30 PM. (That way if one of the other brothels wants to host a cocktail party in the early evening on Thursday, there will be time for everyone to get there.)

FOOD : Chuckwagon style Bar-B-Que including Tri-tip, Chicken breast, corn-on-the-cob, and non-alcoholic beverage, all free of charge.

There is no need for anyone to give us advance notice that you will be attending, but if anyone feels compelled to do so, they can e-mail us at: obr@mustanggirls.org.

To answer a few questions, we'd like to say :

Is everyone welcome? Yes.

Will single and/or married women be welcome? Yes.

Will owners and/or managers of all the other brothels be welcome? Yes.

Will all current and past working girls from the other brothels be welcome? Yes.

Is everyone welcome to come in and enjoy the bar and use the Restrooms, etc ...? Yes.

The bottom line with the Bar-B-Q is that we at the Ranch hope that everyone will feel comfortable attending a very informal afternoon western-style feast in the Valley Of The Dolls at the Mustang Ranch in Mustang, Nevada.

We understand that there may be some lurkers attending, and that is Ok with us. I know that the regular customers know how to act around working girls and the brothel staff, and I would think that the lurkers would catch on fairly quickly that these kind of events are about having a good time and the best way to do that is for everyone to respect each other. So I am looking forward to everyone having a good time ...

Thank you and see you this summer,

Yours Truly, David & Ingrid B.

Susan Austin, general manager of the Wild Horse Canyon Ranch, told me on April 30, 2004, that they would be hosting a CWMCM#8 cocktail party after David Burgess's Old Bridge Ranch barbeque, starting at 6:00 PM and lasting until late in the night.

Mike, manager of the Kit Kat Ranch, told me on April 30, 2004, that they will be hosting a CWMCM#8 event on the night of Friday, July 23, 2004. It will be held poolside on the Kit Kat patio starting at 10:00 PM.

The Kit Kat Ranch throws a barbeque every Saturday during the summer starting at 7:00 PM. They will certainly be throwing one on Saturday, July 24, 2004, and everyone is welcome.

The Old Bridge Ranch will be throwing their Rumble and Tumble Customer Appreciation Party on Saturday, July 24 from 1:00 PM to 10:00 PM or later. They will have out their big red tent, a live band "How Sweet It Is", an outdoor bar, and Sonny Barger Beer. They will also be having a treat for guys, "Foxxy Boxing and Oil Wrestling". Everyone is invited.

Marvin Gates, owner of the Sagebrush Ranch, told me on April 30, 2004, that they will be hosting a CWMCM#8 event on the night of Saturday, July 24, 2004. The band will start playing at 9:00 PM and will continue until 1:00 AM Sunday morning. He welcomes all CWMCM#8 attendees and will provide refreshments.

I eagerly await to hear what Dennis Hof, owner of The Bunny Ranch #1 and #2 has to offer. Please stay tuned to this channel!

6. Who can attend these meetings?

Anyone. The public meetings listed above are open to anyone who wants to attend. There is no real agenda, just some friends getting together and talking about computers and prostitutes and whatever else comes to mind. For some private events like the banquet and Saturday picnic / barbeque you must make advance reservations and get the approval from the hosts to attend, but for public events like the morning and afternoon meetings, just show up. You might also read this for clarification of what constitutes a private versus a public event.

7. I don't want anyone to know who I am!

Then don't tell us! Make up a name. We will not invade your privacy, although we will certainly ask you general questions like, "Which girls have you boinged?"

8. How many people are going to be there?

Around seventy (70) people attended the CWMCM#4 banquet, with about 40% of those being women. For CWMCM#5, fifty-two (52) people attended the banquet, with about 50% of those being women. The CWMCM#6 banquet had about fifty-three (53) people. The CWMCM#7 banquet had about ? people. As for CWMCM#8, nobody knows.

9. What girls will be working?

Nobody knows. As CWMCM#8 approaches that will become more evident.

10. Is there a designated hotel that'll serve as headquarters?

No. If a decision is made to designate a hotel then that will be announced here.

11. How formal are these meetings?

Extremely informal. Drop in and out of them as you please. People will come and go randomly and various spontaneous and unscheduled events will occur.

12. When will guys be visiting the brothels?

In general, guys and gals are visiting the brothels when the spirit moves them. If you want to meet with your friends at a brothel then you can always try e-mailing them ahead of time and arranging to meet at one of the brothels. During CWMCM#7 there were several brothel-sponsored events (see question #5 above), so there may be some brothel-sponsored events during CWMCM#8 that you can attend.

13. Where can I get information on voting for the annual awards for Year 2003?

FredT's awards website is here.

Pat has an awards website here.

If you have any further questions, then please feel free to either post them on the message board or e-mail them to me.

Be seeing you,

Bashful