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Originally Posted by dean_martin
KOOL. Thanks for the info. I missed Nora Jones and M. Ward there a few weeks ago, but I'm putting together plans for Labor Day weekend. If my wife and I get to go, we'd like
to see a show (G.Love and Special Sauce is scheduled to play the Tabernacle Sept.1), grab a decent dinner - maybe something a little exotic like the Thai place you mentioned - and stay in a decent hotel all in the same part of town. (I tried getting around in Atlanta recently and it was a little frustrating.)
I would ship you a burger or sandwich and a shake from Steak n Shake, but I don't think it would travel well.
There's a lot of good Thai food in Atlanta...or maybe it's not all that great and I just really like mediocre Thai food...I'll ask my wife when I get home for some nearby suggestions.
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Originally Posted by kexodusc
There's a lot of good Thai food in Atlanta...or maybe it's not all that great and I just really like mediocre Thai food...I'll ask my wife when I get home for some nearby suggestions.
We just drove 80 miles (each way) last Saturday to eat at a good Thai restaurant back in NY. There are others that we know of that are closer, but we wanted the good stuff. I love their Massaman curry .
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Any guesses as to why this site, and others like it, have become so tedious...others have mentioned the current state of things, but there hasn't been much real discussion about it
Good question. For me, the topics have become a bit stale and I miss the heated "discussions" that we had with Lex, SVI, and even Hershon. We need a little spice now and again. I pretty much just hang out in FF...and now OT :).
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How often do you give your dog a bath?
Every weekend. She has skin allergies so she has a medicated shampoo to help her itching. Besides, she can only come in the house if she doesn't smell like, well...a dog.
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When was the last time you played miniature golf?
A few months back. Hey, I've got two young boys and the park is a 1/2 mile from my house.
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When was the last time you ate at White Castle?
The closest I've been to White Castle is when I had a Harold and Kumar flashback. We've got In 'N Out on the West Coast.
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What do you consider your secret musical indulgence?
I like British jazz influenced pop: Simply Red, Swing Out Sister, Sade, and I'm a huge Level 42 fan. Mark King is a god on the bass. 'Course, I'm listening to Tool while I'm typing this, so you can safely surmise my tastes are varied to say the least.
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What's your favorite food? Drink?
Grilled Chilean sea bass or Chinese style sea bass in hot oil and soy sauce. Favorite drink is Sprite, alchoholic is beer.
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Other than site related things, have any hobbies?
Anything that has to do with speed and lately, an unhealthy interest in watches.
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You know...Jaeger LeCoultre, IWC, Vacheron Constantin. The gearhead in me is intrigued by the precision and workmanship of the jewels and movements, although I admit the realist part of my brain keeps reminding me they still only tell time. This little obsession began when a fellow car nut was astounded I wasn't into watches. Apparently, both appeal to the same kind of psychosis :p.
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Originally Posted by topspeed
You know...Jaeger LeCoultre, IWC, Vacheron Constantin. The gearhead in me is intrigued by the precision and workmanship of the jewels and movements, although I admit the realist part of my brain keeps reminding me they still only tell time. This little obsession began when a fellow car nut was astounded I wasn't into watches. Apparently, both appeal to the same kind of psychosis :p.
Interesting...
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Originally Posted by ForeverAutumn
I was being coy with you. :ihih:
So THAT'S what it means when a lady's (chick, broad, babe, hottie) being "coy" with me.
I'll tell ya, I'm learning soooo much about life from right here in the AR forums! :thumbsup:
GM, you dipped into the wrong cooler. Margarita's are generally greenish in color, not yellow. :eek6:
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So THAT'S what it means when a lady's (chick, broad, babe, hottie) being "coy" with me.
I'll tell ya, I'm learning soooo much about life from right here in the AR forums! :thumbsup:
I vote for "hottie". Never heard of any female objecting to that name.
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GM, you dipped into the wrong cooler. Margarita's are generally greenish in color, not yellow. :eek6:
That's just so wrong.:ciappa:
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Ahhh...
The sun is shining...
Birds are a chirpin'
Bees be buzzin...
The livin' is easy and the cotton is high!!!
Ah guess life DOES go on without LOST (notice how it's a four letter word). But in the back of my mind I'm wonderin'...
"How in the hell are they gonna get Freckles, Jack and all else BACK on the island so they can have a show?"
Da Worfster
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Originally Posted by Worf101
The sun is shining...
Birds are a chirpin'
Bees be buzzin...
The livin' is easy and the cotton is high!!!
Ah guess life DOES go on without LOST (notice how it's a four letter word). But in the back of my mind I'm wonderin'...
"How in the hell are they gonna get Freckles, Jack and all else BACK on the island so they can have a show?"
Da Worfster
One word, alternate reality. :ihih:
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Originally Posted by Worf101
The sun is shining...
Birds are a chirpin'
Bees be buzzin...
The livin' is easy and the cotton is high!!!
Da Worfster
Yep. Life is good. The sun is shining. And, I assume that the bird's are chirping and the bee's are buzzing. I can't actually hear them from my office. No cotton growing in Toronto. But my Snapdragon's have grown pretty high, does that count?
I've got a nice weekend planned. Maybe taking in a baseball game tomorrow night (waiting to see if we can get free tickets). A BBQ with some good friends planned for Saturday. And a nice massage booked for Sunday, while Hubby's out golfing.
There's not a whole lot that I could complain about right now. I'm a lucky girl.
So, what's up for your weekend?
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I've the weekend from hell....
1. Work till 10:30
2. Pick up Son for his birthday party (he's turning 14 today and already is a walking hormone).
3. Pick up 4 other 14 year old knuckleheads.
4. Take them to movies (probably knocked up)
5. Feed them copius amount of food, cake and ice cream.
6. Drop them off at various places..
7. Practice song for wedding.
Tomorrow:
1. Baseball game at 9:00 AM
2. Drive 2 hours to wedding ceremony.
3. SING in wedding ceremony.
4. Break up fights at reception.
5. Drive home.
6. Collapse.
Sunday:
1. Baseball doubleheader with a team who hasn't won a game all season... urrrrgh...
Da Worfster
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A responsible father, husband, coach and referee are you Worfster. :thumbsup:
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Originally Posted by Worf101
1. Work till 10:30
2. Pick up Son for his birthday party (he's turning 14 today and already is a walking hormone).
3. Pick up 4 other 14 year old knuckleheads.
4. Take them to movies (probably knocked up)
5. Feed them copius amount of food, cake and ice cream.
6. Drop them off at various places..
7. Practice song for wedding.
Tomorrow:
1. Baseball game at 9:00 AM
2. Drive 2 hours to wedding ceremony.
3. SING in wedding ceremony.
4. Break up fights at reception.
5. Drive home.
6. Collapse.
Sunday:
1. Baseball doubleheader with a team who hasn't won a game all season... urrrrgh...
Da Worfster
Well, if it makes ya feel any better, I thought Knock-Up was pretty damn funny. Typical, predictable, silly at times, but good.
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Just don't take them to this theater.
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