111 South Elson Street
Kirksville, MO 63501
Adair County
Phone: (660) 665-9764
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by Ernesto Bongio on Decent club. It seems like it's a hotspot for the Asians because when we went on Friday night, the line was neverending from both ends. I'm glad I didn't have to wait or pay to get into this place. You have to go through several people before you can go downstairs into the main room of the club. Tables are scattered everywhere including the dancefloor. If you want to dance, make your way literally to the front of the stage. That's the only spot where you can dance freely and not have to worry about running into any tables. There were a variety of Asians that night. And by variety I mean douchey ones, fobby ones, etc. The bartenders are hella nice. Aaron was the guy that poured my drinks throughout the night and he made them stiff as hell. Not only that but he was such a nice guy. If you can, get your drinks from him! I was literally butt plastered by the end of the night. Smokers beware! if you decide to go outside to drink you'll have to walk all the way around and go back into the club from the front. I'm not sure why they thought it was necessary but you know bouncers like to power trip whenever they can. Whoever thought it was a good idea to make drunk people walk down a flight of stairs is beyond me.
by Lee G. on *cue overly dramatic music and fog machine* My Lords and Ladies, allow me to share my experiences of a recent visit to the King's castle. Upon arriving I donned my red paper crown. It was surely fit for a King (or a kid at Burger King). Next I was introduced to the brave and gallant Red Knight. As was explained by the man with the microphone, a mere drop of his courage could sustain armies in battle. Surely he was fit to represent my noble co-workers and the others in our vicinity. Next we were fed in a great feast, who's preparation was overseen by the princess herself! We dined on tomato soup, I presume from Lord Campbell and his soup empire. Next came roasted chicken which we consumed barbarian style (sans utensils and napkins). The quality of this fowl was worthy of the finest Kroger deli in the Kingdom! Our appetites filled, we were next witness to an epic battle. Our brave and gallant Red Knight took on the evil Green Knight, who we cursed and spat upon. Their Fabio-like good looks were only surpassed by their sword fighting skills. It was a tremendous and fierce battle, with some homoerotic overtones. I felt a burning desire to have Red Knight's children, which would go against a few marital vows I suppose. But alas, in a cruel twist of fate and choreography, Green Knight disarmed my handsome Red Knight and slew him. Crushed and demoralized, I removed my red crown in shame. Yet even with the tragedy that was Red Knight's demise, I left fulfilled knowing the kingdom was again safe... at least until tomorrow's performance. Shall I return again to don the red paper crown? Only with a coupon! *overly dramatic music ending and fog*
by Berry Switalski on I came here on a Friday night for a friend's birthday and I was pleasantly surprised at how diverse the crowd was. The music was good and danceable, mainly top 40 and hip hop with the occassional "wtf are they playing this song for" here and there =) ... I would definitely come back specially since parking wasn't difficult at all.
