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Monday, August 08, 2005

i left my burka at home


no, it's not what you think it is

Branson, Mo., Looks Beyond RVs and Buffets
Prosperous Conservative Movement Has Blue-Collar Retreat Aiming to Go Upscale


..........BRANSON, Mo. -- Here in the lush foothills of the Ozarks it is
barely 9 a.m., with temperatures inching toward 100, and already throngs are
pushing into Silver Dollar City. It's an 1880s-era theme park that launches
every day with the Pledge of Allegiance, hosts four packed Sunday Christian
services and requires customers to dress in appropriate
family attire
.
This is the way visitors like it in Branson,
where 7 million people a year come for live shows at about 45 theaters -- more
seats than Broadway -- as well as camping, fishing and all-you-can-eat buffets.
Offering wholesome entertainment, Branson is a popular Middle America summer
destination for families, veterans, conservatives and others seeking affirmation
of traditional values with a strong Christian influence. "The best way we can
serve you is to offer prayer to Our Lord Jesus Christ for any need you may
have," a bedside card at the Honeysuckle Inn offers.........

i am going to have to introduce branson to MY family! they (branson) have NO idea what appropriate means. tube tops and daisy dukes of course. well hell, i wish i could ban some people from me having to view their attire in public but i can't. branson isn't the vatican (yet). does anyone remember when disney land and disney world used to have a customer dress code? i wonder what is going on the deep dark bowels of branson. i am guessing the very SAME things that go on in the bowels of any city - and it AIN'T pretty

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