What is a "Men's Spa" in the Context of an Adult Bookstore?

[Joey_P]

FTR ACM, I had no problem thinking about It’s Always Sunny as soon as you mentioned it (kinda NSFW, but if you want to know what a glory hole (WRT bathrooms) is, this is a pretty good explanation).

[MPB_in_Salt_Lake]

@AClockworkMelon

Thanks, I know what a glory hole is.

There is no doubt in my mind about the total and absolute truth of this simple declarative statement.

No doubt at all…

[Ambivalid]

Originally Posted by AClockworkMelon
Thanks, I know what a glory hole is.

@MPB_in_Salt_Lake

There is no doubt in my mind about the total and absolute truth of this simple declarative statement.

No doubt at all…

Ha! Me either. Me either. My man is the knowledgeable sort.

[Belowjob2.0]

http://boards.straightdope.com/sdmb/newreply.php?do=newreply&noquote=1&p=14239862

In New York City, the Everard (nicknamed the Everhard)[8] was converted from a church to a bathhouse in 1888 and was patronized by gay men before the 1920s and by the 1930s had a reputation as the “classiest, safest, and best known of the baths.”[9]

Too funny.

[panache45]

@AClockworkMelon

Thanks, I know what a glory hole is.

YOU: In back of the bookstores are little appliances that you put bread into, and after a set amount of time the bread emerges, hot and darker and stiffer.

ME: What you’re describing is a toaster. These rooms do not have toasters in them, but you could probably find one in a kitchen.

You: Thanks, I know what a toaster is.

[AClockworkMelon]

@MPB_in_Salt_Lake

There is no doubt in my mind about the total and absolute truth of this simple declarative statement.

No doubt at all…

I’m a cultured man, what can I say.

[panache45]

@Belowjob2.0

http://boards.straightdope.com/sdmb/newreply.php?do=newreply&noquote=1&p=14239862

Too funny.

“Safest” is relative . . . especially considering a serious fire in the '70s with multiple fatalities.

I believe the building has been converted to condos.