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According to some club owners I know, one of the things they look for is a
cleared out area with no tables or chairs - evidence of willful dancing!
And other dancefloor accoutremonts, like lighting.  Basically, if it looks
like you're condoning dancing.  Some places that have a cleared out floor
for live shows, like Contenental Divide, put up 'no dancing' signs, probably
to appease the inspectors.  You can't really expect people to sit at a
candle-lit table listening to some blur-core band :)

> From: GAmoore@...
> Reply-To: logic-ot@yahoogroups.com
> Date: Mon, 15 Oct 2001 03:15:43 EDT
> To: logic-ot@yahoogroups.com
> Subject: Re:  Re: [L-OT] Re: Guiliani is dumb
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> I wonder how one defines "dancing"? Moving one body to a beat? What if
> you stayed in your seat and bobbed up and down. Or what if you moved to
> the beat as you walked to the bathroom. And how do they prove this in a
> court of law? Undercover videotape?
> 
>> The NYC cabaret law was passed in 1926, while Rudy was not even a twinkle in
>> his fathers eye.  Just that, it had been ignored for decades, and he started
>> enforcing it.  Part of his twisted 'quality of life' campaign.  Get your
>> facts straight! 
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