It's basically the place where we are allowed to post images but, they pretty much allow it in the lounge as well.

It was started when dial up was still around... does anyone here have dial up anymore?

The front fell off.

up where?

<horshack>Ooh! Ooh! Mr. Kotter! Mr. Kotter!</horshack><br /><br /><img src="http://i102.photobucket.com/albums/m90/awolski/Horshack.jpg">

I'm on dial-up at home. You got a problem with that, cretins?

<stomps out of basement lt style>Morons!</sooblts>

Free country!

"What is the Lounge Basement ?"

There should not be a space after the word 'Basement' but we'll let it slide just this once and give you the def:

"used as the hijacking headquarters. It was a dingy bar with five pay phones and a small concert stage for live music performances. James Quinlan from The New York Times described the establishment as a "Dodge City-style saloon". It was cited many times while in operation for underage sale of alcohol to Jimmy's son Frank James Burke who habituated the saloon since the age of sixteen. The "front man" who managed the day-to-day operations of the bar was Richard Eaton who was murdered in 1979 by Burke. It had three card tables, a casino craps table and was populated with enough bookmakers and loan sharks to cover all the action in Queens. Parnell Edwards played blues-rock at the bar regularly, every Saturday and Sunday. Another regular entertainer at the saloon was lounge singer and actor John Ciarcia, who went by the stage name "Johnny Cha-Cha". John Ciarcia, later in life be hired by Martin Scorsese to act in a small role in Goodfellas as "Vito" a member of William Devino's crew who celebrate with him at The Suite where Devino was later murdered. John later starred as Albie Cianflone in The Sopranos. The basement would be so packed with boxes of stolen goods that there was hardly enough room to play cards. Michael "Spider" Gianco, who worked at the bar, was later shot to death in the basement by Thomas DeSimone over an insult. It had an enclosed private backyard with a bocce court and open grill barbecue."

Notice the high-classness of the place by the inclusion of a barbecue.

that goes without saying... so don't say it again. :P