A Euphemism For Prostitution In Las Vegas

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Las Vegas is a place to get away from all their problems only to get into more trouble a place world famous for gambling. Secondly for all the various exhibitions, and thirdly for famous artist performances. And then the sex. Prostitution is forbidden within city limits, but in the local phone book you will find about 100 pages solely for “private dancers”. A euphemism for female entertainment anyway you like it. Just outside city limits, you will find the famous chicken farms, large legal brothels, where almost every sexual desire can be satisfied. Almost. There are some desires that need more refinement. Millions of people flock to Vegas for daytime exhibitions of all sorts and nighttime entertainment. Every year in January, the adult

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