I'm going to a Strippers & Hookers meeting tonight.....
02-24-2011, 08:26 AM
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Originally Posted by Rachel
I love names like that... There is a quilt group that I know. they call themselves JUGS (Just Us Girls Stitchin'). Wish I could come up with something that creative for our small quilt group.
02-24-2011, 08:28 AM
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Originally Posted by Marilynsue
Originally Posted by Rachel
I love names like that... There is a quilt group that I know. they call themselves JUGS (Just Us Girls Stitchin'). Wish I could come up with something that creative for our small quilt group.
02-24-2011, 12:01 PM
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Originally Posted by bamamama
Originally Posted by Marilynsue
Originally Posted by Rachel
I love names like that... There is a quilt group that I know. they call themselves JUGS (Just Us Girls Stitchin'). Wish I could come up with something that creative for our small quilt group.
02-24-2011, 05:46 PM
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Originally Posted by colwoods
We had a group here called - Ladies of the Evening.
"The Shady Ladies"-because they sat outside their church and quilted in the shade of some very large trees, during one summer while the interior of the sanctuary was being torn out and refurbished.
There were 8 of them, and everyone of them was as nice as ever can be!
02-25-2011, 08:07 PM
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Sounds like you ladies need to play some strip poker!
This past summer one of the guilds I belong to played a game of strip poker. It was loads of fun and we all had a good laugh. Of course I "lost my shirt" but then again I've never been good at this sort of thing. ^^ It was still fun though.
RULES FOR QUILTERS STRIP POKER
Each table should have 9 or 10 players but absolutely no more then 10
Each player should have 12 charm strips 2.5" x 45" (or width of fabric)
Be sure the JOKERS are taken OUT of the deck. Shuffle the cards thoroughly!
To begin, each player must ante one strip into the pot
The dealer gives each player a card (face up), if the card is a diamond, club or spade, the player must put one of their strips into the pot, but if the card is a heart, the player gets to take two strips out of the pot. If ther are no more strips in the pot, the player who gets a heard loses the opportunity to take strips out of the pot, however, the player who gets a diamond, club or spade must put a strip into the pot.
Repeat above step until all the players have five cards. The winner of the pot is the player who has the most duplicates (5's or kings or 9's, etc) of the highest card value (Ace is high, 2 is low). NO OTHER standard poker hands are valid. If two or more players have the same duplicates, the face value of the next highest card in the hands determines the winner. For example K-K-Q beats K-K-J because the Q is higher then the J.
ORDER OF WINNING HANDS FROM LOWEST TO HIGHEST
Two of a kind
Two sets of two of a kind
Three of a kind
Four of a kind
This past summer one of the guilds I belong to played a game of strip poker. It was loads of fun and we all had a good laugh. Of course I "lost my shirt" but then again I've never been good at this sort of thing. ^^ It was still fun though.
RULES FOR QUILTERS STRIP POKER
Each table should have 9 or 10 players but absolutely no more then 10
Each player should have 12 charm strips 2.5" x 45" (or width of fabric)
Be sure the JOKERS are taken OUT of the deck. Shuffle the cards thoroughly!
To begin, each player must ante one strip into the pot
The dealer gives each player a card (face up), if the card is a diamond, club or spade, the player must put one of their strips into the pot, but if the card is a heart, the player gets to take two strips out of the pot. If ther are no more strips in the pot, the player who gets a heard loses the opportunity to take strips out of the pot, however, the player who gets a diamond, club or spade must put a strip into the pot.
Repeat above step until all the players have five cards. The winner of the pot is the player who has the most duplicates (5's or kings or 9's, etc) of the highest card value (Ace is high, 2 is low). NO OTHER standard poker hands are valid. If two or more players have the same duplicates, the face value of the next highest card in the hands determines the winner. For example K-K-Q beats K-K-J because the Q is higher then the J.
ORDER OF WINNING HANDS FROM LOWEST TO HIGHEST
Two of a kind
Two sets of two of a kind
Three of a kind
Four of a kind
02-26-2011, 07:47 AM
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Do you have fun with your title and dress accordingly? That would really raise some eyebrows.
Originally Posted by moonwork42029
Yep, I sure am.
That's the name of the LQS's group that meets on Tuesday nights.
Catchy and it gets a double take when you say it all the time.
It's at 5:00pm at the Odds & Ends shop at the north of town -- Benton Kentucky
Come on down...there's always room for another stripper on that end of town, lol
That's the name of the LQS's group that meets on Tuesday nights.
Catchy and it gets a double take when you say it all the time.
It's at 5:00pm at the Odds & Ends shop at the north of town -- Benton Kentucky
Come on down...there's always room for another stripper on that end of town, lol
02-27-2011, 06:15 PM
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Originally Posted by Fidissimus
Sounds like you ladies need to play some strip poker!
This past summer one of the guilds I belong to played a game of strip poker. It was loads of fun and we all had a good laugh. Of course I "lost my shirt" but then again I've never been good at this sort of thing. ^^ It was still fun though.
RULES FOR QUILTERS STRIP POKER
Each table should have 9 or 10 players but absolutely no more then 10
Each player should have 12 charm strips 2.5" x 45" (or width of fabric)
Be sure the JOKERS are taken OUT of the deck. Shuffle the cards thoroughly!
To begin, each player must ante one strip into the pot
The dealer gives each player a card (face up), if the card is a diamond, club or spade, the player must put one of their strips into the pot, but if the card is a heart, the player gets to take two strips out of the pot. If ther are no more strips in the pot, the player who gets a heard loses the opportunity to take strips out of the pot, however, the player who gets a diamond, club or spade must put a strip into the pot.
Repeat above step until all the players have five cards. The winner of the pot is the player who has the most duplicates (5's or kings or 9's, etc) of the highest card value (Ace is high, 2 is low). NO OTHER standard poker hands are valid. If two or more players have the same duplicates, the face value of the next highest card in the hands determines the winner. For example K-K-Q beats K-K-J because the Q is higher then the J.
ORDER OF WINNING HANDS FROM LOWEST TO HIGHEST
Two of a kind
Two sets of two of a kind
Three of a kind
Four of a kind
This past summer one of the guilds I belong to played a game of strip poker. It was loads of fun and we all had a good laugh. Of course I "lost my shirt" but then again I've never been good at this sort of thing. ^^ It was still fun though.
RULES FOR QUILTERS STRIP POKER
Each table should have 9 or 10 players but absolutely no more then 10
Each player should have 12 charm strips 2.5" x 45" (or width of fabric)
Be sure the JOKERS are taken OUT of the deck. Shuffle the cards thoroughly!
To begin, each player must ante one strip into the pot
The dealer gives each player a card (face up), if the card is a diamond, club or spade, the player must put one of their strips into the pot, but if the card is a heart, the player gets to take two strips out of the pot. If ther are no more strips in the pot, the player who gets a heard loses the opportunity to take strips out of the pot, however, the player who gets a diamond, club or spade must put a strip into the pot.
Repeat above step until all the players have five cards. The winner of the pot is the player who has the most duplicates (5's or kings or 9's, etc) of the highest card value (Ace is high, 2 is low). NO OTHER standard poker hands are valid. If two or more players have the same duplicates, the face value of the next highest card in the hands determines the winner. For example K-K-Q beats K-K-J because the Q is higher then the J.
ORDER OF WINNING HANDS FROM LOWEST TO HIGHEST
Two of a kind
Two sets of two of a kind
Three of a kind
Four of a kind
This sounds like something they would have fun doing at a special event day. I'm going to let her know this and hoo whoooo ... that end of town could get wild!
Thanks for the game suggestion.
02-27-2011, 06:17 PM
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Originally Posted by Marilyn Philips
Do you have fun with your title and dress accordingly? That would really raise some eyebrows.
Originally Posted by moonwork42029
Yep, I sure am.
That's the name of the LQS's group that meets on Tuesday nights.
Catchy and it gets a double take when you say it all the time.
It's at 5:00pm at the Odds & Ends shop at the north of town -- Benton Kentucky
Come on down...there's always room for another stripper on that end of town, lol
That's the name of the LQS's group that meets on Tuesday nights.
Catchy and it gets a double take when you say it all the time.
It's at 5:00pm at the Odds & Ends shop at the north of town -- Benton Kentucky
Come on down...there's always room for another stripper on that end of town, lol
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