Is Cincy gathering "family oriented"

[sfwilliams@home.com (Scott F. Williams)]

Steve, the event resembles your #2 scenario in no way, shape, or form. Cincy
is a pleasantly mature yet boyishly exuberant get together with lots of warm
fuzzies spread around. The whole point of the gathering is to hang with the
same Scirocco looney tunes that you associate with online. If fact, the
social dynamic is very close to what you get here on Scirocco-l. There's an
off-color remark made here and there, but for the most part the focus is on
the fellowship and the cars themselves.

If your lady is a "car guy", then she'll dig it plain and simple. If she
merely puts up with your strange infatuation, she'll be bored out of her
skull in no time. Unless she's *incredibly* uptight and requires the highest
level of maintenance, there is little going on that could possibly offend.

Well, maybe the local "cuisine" but that's just a matter of opinion. :^)
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> #1: Everyone is there to walk, talk sleep and see VW's every hour they are
> there, about half drink, about half dont, kids are welcome. Since 30% +/-
> of the attendees are women, most guys if they do talk in a manner
> demeaning to the fairer sex, or feel the need to share playboys, they are
> respectful of the women at the show and keep it out of their sight/
> earshot.
>
> #2: Some car shows/gatherings are more like "guys clubs" where porno &
> talking trash about women is acceptable, or comparing the quality of the
> bodies seen at various strip bars etc. and any women who can't deal with
> it are pretty much made to feel like they crashed a stag party and what
> kind of treatment did they expect? Any car show with a bikini contest fits
> into this category, its a plain and clear warning of what to expect.
>
> So, are you saying you will/would treat cincy like #2, even if there are
> women & children there?