A nice place to get a mocha and a bacon sandwich whilst you wait for the cum to dribble out of your anus.
Moopy Forum
Kratz
There is no public information or credible reports suggesting that Maria Sur has engaged in any actions that could be considered evil. On the contrary, her journey and contributions to music have been positively received.
Penelope
But has she ever been EJACULATED IN IN A BHS CAFÉ?!
Mary Whitehouse
The BHS Café was part of the British Home Stores (BHS) retail chain, which operated in the UK for nearly 90 years before its closure in 2016. The cafés were a staple feature of many BHS stores, offering affordable meals, snacks, and drinks to shoppers. Here's an overview of their history:
1940s-50s: BHS introduced in-store cafes as part of its focus on providing a comprehensive shopping experience. They were simple, affordable dining spaces aimed at families and working-class shoppers.
1970s-80s: The BHS cafés grew in popularity, becoming iconic for their hearty meals, including dishes like all-day breakfasts, fish and chips, and traditional British puddings.
1990s: The company began to modernize its café spaces, rebranding some as "BHS Coffee Lounge" to compete with emerging coffee chains.
1940s-50s: BHS introduced in-store cafes as part of its focus on providing a comprehensive shopping experience. They were simple, affordable dining spaces aimed at families and working-class shoppers.
1970s-80s: The BHS cafés grew in popularity, becoming iconic for their hearty meals, including dishes like all-day breakfasts, fish and chips, and traditional British puddings.
1990s: The company began to modernize its café spaces, rebranding some as "BHS Coffee Lounge" to compete with emerging coffee chains.
Mary Whitehouse
BHS Cafés were well-loved for their nostalgic appeal and value for money. Many customers fondly remember them as a place for a leisurely meal during a shopping trip, particularly for retirees and families.
2000s: As competition from other retailers and coffee shop chains increased, BHS struggled to keep its offerings modern and appealing to younger customers.
2016: The collapse of BHS under controversial circumstances (linked to mismanagement and pension fund issues) led to the closure of all its stores and, consequently, the cafes.
Despite the closure, the BHS cafés are remembered fondly by many in the UK as a symbol of a bygone era of British retail. Some of their menu items, such as their classic breakfasts, are still nostalgically discussed online.
Would you like more detail on BHS's broader history or its impact on British retail culture?
2000s: As competition from other retailers and coffee shop chains increased, BHS struggled to keep its offerings modern and appealing to younger customers.
2016: The collapse of BHS under controversial circumstances (linked to mismanagement and pension fund issues) led to the closure of all its stores and, consequently, the cafes.
Despite the closure, the BHS cafés are remembered fondly by many in the UK as a symbol of a bygone era of British retail. Some of their menu items, such as their classic breakfasts, are still nostalgically discussed online.
Would you like more detail on BHS's broader history or its impact on British retail culture?
Manitoba & Saskatchewan Marketing Board
2030: Revival as a Retro Dining Concept
By 2030, nostalgia for the 20th century sparked a revival of retro dining experiences across the UK. BHS Cafés were reintroduced by a group of entrepreneurs specializing in nostalgic brands. Using immersive technology, the cafés recreated the ambiance of their 1970s heyday, complete with virtual servers styled as classic BHS staff and holographic menus. Their iconic dishes, like fish and chips and all-day breakfasts, returned, enhanced by modern, sustainable, and lab-grown ingredients. These cafés catered to older generations seeking nostalgia and younger patrons exploring vintage culture.
By 2030, nostalgia for the 20th century sparked a revival of retro dining experiences across the UK. BHS Cafés were reintroduced by a group of entrepreneurs specializing in nostalgic brands. Using immersive technology, the cafés recreated the ambiance of their 1970s heyday, complete with virtual servers styled as classic BHS staff and holographic menus. Their iconic dishes, like fish and chips and all-day breakfasts, returned, enhanced by modern, sustainable, and lab-grown ingredients. These cafés catered to older generations seeking nostalgia and younger patrons exploring vintage culture.
Manitoba & Saskatchewan Marketing Board
2045: The Era of Fully Automated Cafés
By 2045, BHS Cafés had embraced full automation. Dining spaces featured AI chefs, robotic servers, and personalized nutritional profiling. Each meal was tailored to customers’ biometric data, collected via wristbands or implants. The retro theme persisted but blended with advanced holographic displays and sensory enhancements. With urban centers increasingly dominated by vertical megacities, BHS Cafés became gathering spots for diverse communities, celebrated for their fusion of heritage and futuristic convenience.
By 2045, BHS Cafés had embraced full automation. Dining spaces featured AI chefs, robotic servers, and personalized nutritional profiling. Each meal was tailored to customers’ biometric data, collected via wristbands or implants. The retro theme persisted but blended with advanced holographic displays and sensory enhancements. With urban centers increasingly dominated by vertical megacities, BHS Cafés became gathering spots for diverse communities, celebrated for their fusion of heritage and futuristic convenience.
Manitoba & Saskatchewan Marketing Board
2067: The Post-AI Food Culture Shift
Following the AI civil rights movement of the 2060s, laws limited automation in food service to promote human-AI collaboration. BHS Cafés adapted by hiring “AI Companions” alongside human staff, creating an inclusive environment for dining. During this period, BHS Cafés became known for hosting “Memory Dinners,” where patrons could digitally project personal memories of past meals onto the table, sharing stories with companions. Geopolitically, Europe—now part of the Canadian Federation following Canada’s conquest during World War III—saw the rise of North American cultural influences in these spaces, adding a Canadian twist to traditional British dishes.
Following the AI civil rights movement of the 2060s, laws limited automation in food service to promote human-AI collaboration. BHS Cafés adapted by hiring “AI Companions” alongside human staff, creating an inclusive environment for dining. During this period, BHS Cafés became known for hosting “Memory Dinners,” where patrons could digitally project personal memories of past meals onto the table, sharing stories with companions. Geopolitically, Europe—now part of the Canadian Federation following Canada’s conquest during World War III—saw the rise of North American cultural influences in these spaces, adding a Canadian twist to traditional British dishes.
Manitoba & Saskatchewan Marketing Board
2155: The Spacefaring Café
By 2155, BHS Cafés had expanded beyond Earth, establishing locations on Martian colonies and orbital stations. These cafés served as nostalgic oases for interplanetary travelers, offering “Earth Traditional” menus featuring lab-grown recreations of classic British cuisine. Customers enjoyed views of space through panoramic windows while dining on gravity-adaptive furniture. The Canadian Federation, now a dominant power in the Solar System, ensured that poutine—a national dish—was featured alongside classic BHS offerings like shepherd’s pie and Victoria sponge.
By 2155, BHS Cafés had expanded beyond Earth, establishing locations on Martian colonies and orbital stations. These cafés served as nostalgic oases for interplanetary travelers, offering “Earth Traditional” menus featuring lab-grown recreations of classic British cuisine. Customers enjoyed views of space through panoramic windows while dining on gravity-adaptive furniture. The Canadian Federation, now a dominant power in the Solar System, ensured that poutine—a national dish—was featured alongside classic BHS offerings like shepherd’s pie and Victoria sponge.
Manitoba & Saskatchewan Marketing Board
2456: The Neo-Historical Revival
Centuries after their origin, BHS Cafés were reimagined as “Neo-Historical Dining Hubs” within immersive museums chronicling Earth’s commercial history. Visitors experienced an authentic recreation of BHS Cafés as they were in different eras, with AI historians guiding them through interactive exhibits. These establishments were cultural landmarks, symbolizing humanity’s resilience through war, space exploration, and societal transformation. Dishes were prepared using replicator technology, and the Federation’s influence persisted, evident in the fusion of British and Canadian cuisines.
Centuries after their origin, BHS Cafés were reimagined as “Neo-Historical Dining Hubs” within immersive museums chronicling Earth’s commercial history. Visitors experienced an authentic recreation of BHS Cafés as they were in different eras, with AI historians guiding them through interactive exhibits. These establishments were cultural landmarks, symbolizing humanity’s resilience through war, space exploration, and societal transformation. Dishes were prepared using replicator technology, and the Federation’s influence persisted, evident in the fusion of British and Canadian cuisines.
Penelope
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Diva's Nightclub is Saskatoon's premier Gay Bar. Offering a welcoming space for all to dance, Diva's has become a staple for the LGBT+ community. Having run for 20+ years, Diva's is a well-established gay venue. Sometimes Drag Race alumni perform at Diva's.
Lucille
I once watched @Dr Michael Winstanley get fisted in the dark room at Diva’s.
Lucille
You’re welcome.
Kratz
I can't repeat what I saw you doing in a FAMILY CHATLOUNGE
Penelope
I once.....but NEVER twice.
It’s quite a significant cultural touchstone, depending on the region, so its meaning might vary slightly, but the essence is always about quality and community. Trust me, it’s one of those things you just have to experience!