Is Cincy gathering "family oriented"

[jason@scirocco.org (16V Jason)]

The rule is simple, folks.

As far as I'm concerned, this is about us car guys.  If your significant 
others and children can fit in with a bunch of car guys hanging around, 
then fine.  If not, they should stay at home.

You are the best judge of what your s.o./child is prepared/equipped/willing 
to tolerate/accept/deal with.  If they're easily offended and are going to 
be miserable, do yourself - and everyone else - a favor and come without 
them.  Every car show I see guys come with their girlfriends who do nothing 
but bitch the entire time cause they're bored.  They should have 
anticipated that and not come in the first place... and they wind up 
annoying everyone else because of it.

So use your better judgement about it.  You're better off asking them not 
to come if you think there's a possibility that they won't have a good time.

Jason




At 01:34 PM 2/1/2002, Chris wrote:
>Hey, If this is going to be the kind of event that Steve's girlfriend 
>would not want to attend, THEN COUNT ME IN!  :-)
>
>Chris
>
>At 09:18 PM 01/31/2002 -0600, jester@westfailure.net wrote:
>>All,
>>
>>I tried to send this before, but it didnt seem to go through...
>>
>> > Dude, it sounds like a plan.  All we have to do is bribe the NorCal crew
>> > with titties and beer.
>>
>>Hi all,
>>
>>Just curious, will the ohio list gatehring be more like a guys club than a
>>VW gathering?
>>
>>Thing is, my girlfriend and I usually travel together to most VW stuff, as
>>she loves VW's and traveling, but she really won't stand for strippers,
>>porn, people talking derogatory about women, and stuff like that. Wet
>>t-shirt contests have kept us away from more than one show ;)
>
>
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