Filthy makes me happy, so they're the same list for me.

 

This stuff is a miracle. They sell little Pedialyte powder packets at CVS. I always carry them and try to dump one in a water and drink at least one per three or four drinks. I still get blackout drunk and pee a lot, but the hangovers are much less intense. I used to drink gatorade until I discovered Pedialyte.

 

Anybody else get alll dressed up on first night and pack the deoderant, and toothbrush in your suit coat pocket because you know you will not be back to the room for about 36 hours.

There is nothing like ordering a shot of peppermint schnapps to use as toothpaste during shoe shuffle the next morning.​

 

I always bring those with me. I pack them in my luggage so I don't have to worry about trying to find them in Vegas. They have been a life saver for me. Last time I drank almost daily from morning till night and didn't have one really nasty hangover even with only a few hours sleep nightly.

 

Always wondered about that... I left the table at the Paris tapped out with like 17.50 in commission. I just shrugged my shoulders and the dealer said "what are they gonna do, take you in the "back room" for $18?"

 

Are people who plan Vegas weddings Vegas degenerates? I have yet to attend one. Remember, I showed up to Vegas to go to one and never made it!

Maybe our friend PACKER will have his NEXT wedding in Vegas and then I'll finally be able to attend one!

 

I love how everyone from a previous board is more outgoing and speaking more freely now!

They usually will make a notation on your acct and will have to pay it back the next trip.

 

Sorry You missed it. Been there done that. Got married at the Wynn in 2006. It was a beautiful wedding with family and friends in attendance. Host too. Half comped! The only little problem was we got divorced in LA 4 years later.. Hey another DEGENERATE situation for me, married at the wynn! Lol

 

Wow... I never felt so at home reading this post. Sub out the whiskey on #20 with ...... Any other alcohol and I've nailed this list.

 

I attended or witnessed quite a few weddings back when I wrote the wedding book, interviewed a lot of couples for articles. In what appears to be the popular sentiment here of what constitutes a "Vegas degenerate," I don't think many qualified. They were just combining two of their loves, so to say. Then again, if someone loves Vegas enough to get married there, perhaps Vegas degeneracy is not just about getting frat-boy drunk and heaving in a limo.

Heck, we had a few years when we were up more frequently than monthly, that's not exactly normal behavior.