30) that he will not be re-opening the bar on Maple Avenue before sometime in December at the earliest. I could be wrong, but I’m going to say there’s a good chance we can put The Eagle on the closed gay bar list. Some of it will get you hot, some of it will just weird you out but all of it is worth pondering, if only to guess what future historians might make of it should Dallas suddenly find itself preserved for thousands of years in volcanic ash. Dallas Eagle owner Jeffrey Payne announced today (Wednesday, Sept. AND no one is building new large gay bars anymore. The Eagle’s bathroom graffiti evokes its Roman forbearers with drawings of dripping cocks, smack-talk about slutty bar regulars and artistically rendered Convertibles wielding legs and inhumanly large penises.
The city’s gay bars feature large, outdoor celebrations (not unlike a gay pride parade) that attract people of all stripes that wish to be entertained by a group of eclectic. Blocks away from the gayborhood is The Eagle, the local leather bar where bears and BDSM kinksters gather for Sunday beer busts, underwear parties and sweaty grooves on the darkened dance floor. Dallas gay bars are a popular destination for not only the city’s gay men, but for straight men and women interested in having a gay old time. Thanks to the volcanic ash that preserved the ancient Roman cities of Pompeii and Herculaneum, historians now know that people 2,000 years ago used to scrawl crude sexual scribbles and insults on Roman bathrooms walls - everything from “Sydromachos has an ass as big as a cistern” to “If anyone wants a screw, he should look for Attice she costs 4 bucks.”įast-forward to present day Dallas, Texas.