Jan 1, 2006 1:55 AM

Sex Drive Meetup - Vegas

Sex Drive Meetup Saturday, Jan 7, 2006 4 to 7 pm V BAR The Venetian Bar info: www.venetian.com/attractions/vbar.cfm Map: www.venetian.com/corp/map1.cfm Please RSVP so I know whether to call ahead and reserve a table. (But if you don’t RSVP and then you decide to come, feel free — we’re not going to be an enormous group […]

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Sex Drive Meetup

Saturday, Jan 7, 2006

4 to 7 pm
V BAR

The Venetian
Bar info: www.venetian.com/attractions/vbar.cfm

Map: www.venetian.com/corp/map1.cfm

Please RSVP so I know whether to call ahead and reserve a table. (But
if you don't RSVP and then you decide to come, feel free – we're not
going to be an enormous group and we'd rather have you there than not!)

I have a few sex-tech goodies to share with the first handful of you
who show up. Also I'll try to remember to lug some SexRev2.0 books
with me in case you haven't bought yours yet. Special Vegas price of
$10, so I won't have to carry 'em back to my truck. LOL.

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