kisskiss
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osulew wrote >>
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Hey! Forgive me if I do not know what's up in my infancy of the Underground. So if osulew is talking to me, what up woman! I'm saying that wine today is about enjoying whether it's that 2 buck chuck or a fine burgundy and let your palette do the talking. If you weren't , then still what's up! :-)
Wasn't this post about dinner reservations?
UncommonSense
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I was starting to wonder how this thread ended up with 40+ posts. I'm glad I clicked on it now. Outstanding first post, kisskiss.
Feminine wine - who'da thunk it? I was at the opening of Dragonfly, and I didn't know the wine was feminine. Maybe it was just butch. ;)
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UncommonSense wrote >>
I was starting to wonder how this thread ended up with 40+ posts. I'm glad I clicked on it now. Outstanding first post, kisskiss.
Feminine wine - who'da thunk it? I was at the opening of Dragonfly, and I didn't know the wine was feminine. Maybe it was just butch. ;)
Thank you and good night.
Bear
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UncommonSense wrote >>
Outstanding first post, kisskiss.
Agreed.
And I'm loathe to speak for Lew, since she's so good at speaking for herself. But I doubt that her "WTF" was aimed at you. More likely it was a reaction to, page 1 -- request for restaurants; page 2 -- discussion of whether or not wines have genders. That'd pretty much get a "WTF" out of me....
UncommonSense wrote >>
I was at the opening of Dragonfly, and I didn't know the wine was feminine. Maybe it was just butch. ;)
Well, they do sell Kinkead Ridge wines, which are made by Republicans. So that might add to the confusion.
(because the thread wasn't inflammatory enough....)
Rockmastermike
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I love those republican wines. So authoritative! Round, with mature fruit notes, and pronounced but not overwhelming tannins. SOOOOO much better than those wimpy democrat wines with their flabby oaks and all those "earthy" notes.
I also prefer molybdenum wines to those nasty keynesian ones.
Also, I find it amusing that dragonfly is serving wine out of glass bottles. Glass is produced using animal products, you know.
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kisskiss wrote >>
You know animals are used pretty much for everything these days. So are humans.
I know I feel used. Some days I think I'm about ready to head for the glue factory. Maybe they can turn me into the glue used to glue the wine boxes together. That would be pretty cool.
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Rockmastermike wrote >>
kisskiss wrote >>
You know animals are used pretty much for everything these days. So are humans.I know I feel used. Some days I think I'm about ready to head for the glue factory. Maybe they can turn me into the glue used to glue the wine boxes together. That would be pretty cool.
LOL! They also use animals in the wine! What part of your body would you use in the wine? ;-}>
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catnfiddle
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Rockmastermike wrote >>
kisskiss wrote >>
LOL! They also use animals in the wine! What part of your body would you use in the wine? ;-}>I can think of no better way for any part of my corpse to be used.
Dude, you're going to have to leave a VERY detailed and iron-clad will if this is what you're expecting me to do with your corpse. This is right up there with my mother wanting me to eventually keep her ashes in the trunk until I need them to get unstuck from an ice patch.
So, honavery, has your girlfriend found a suitable locale yet? I'm not sure how helpful this thread has been.
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catnfiddle wrote >>
Rockmastermike wrote >>
kisskiss wrote >>
LOL! They also use animals in the wine! What part of your body would you use in the wine? ;-}>I can think of no better way for any part of my corpse to be used.
Dude, you're going to have to leave a VERY detailed and iron-clad will if this is what you're expecting me to do with your corpse. This is right up there with my mother wanting me to eventually keep her ashes in the trunk until I need them to get unstuck from an ice patch.
So, honavery, has your girlfriend found a suitable locale yet? I'm not sure how helpful this thread has been.
Marcellas seems to be the front runner.
Bear
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catnfiddle wrote >>
Rockmastermike wrote >>
kisskiss wrote >>
LOL! They also use animals in the wine! What part of your body would you use in the wine? ;-}>I can think of no better way for any part of my corpse to be used.
Dude, you're going to have to leave a VERY detailed and iron-clad will if this is what you're expecting me to do with your corpse.
You might (?) be able to use his bladder for fining.
Or concoct some Klingon bloodwine. I'm sure some of the darker Trekkies have put a recipe up somewhere on the nets.
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catnfiddle wrote
So, honavery, has your girlfriend found a suitable locale yet? I'm not sure how helpful this thread has been.
If you did find a locale, was the food feminine enough? ;-)
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lifeliberty wrote >>
I think Lemongrass would be a nice pick. nice variety of food, nice atmosphere, valet parking, not too cost prohibitive. many nights they have a pianist playing in there on the weekend. and it isn't TOO loud, so you can actually hear the people you sit with.
No valet at Lemongrass, at least when my boss took someone there last week. (the panhandler asking for change was a nice touch tho---I've been able to totally cement my rep as the person NOT to ask for recommendations)
Rockmastermike
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Bear wrote >>
You might (?) be able to use his bladder for fining.
Yeah. my bladder has processed a lot of wine over the years. It should be getting pretty good at it by now.
atalou
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Just a short jaunt from Short North is O'Shaughnessy's Public House in the Arena District. I used to hostess there and a lot of ladies would make reservations for bachelorette parties, wedding showers, birthday parties, and girls' nights out. Large menu, reasonably priced, and laid back enough you feel you can hang out for a long time after you've finished eating. Also in close proximity to post-dinner dancing or drinking at other places that can accommodate large groups. Call 614.224.6767.
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rus wrote >>
catnfiddle wrote
So, honavery, has your girlfriend found a suitable locale yet? I'm not sure how helpful this thread has been.If you did find a locale, was the food feminine enough? ;-)
I didn't invent the term feminine to describe a wine. It is a common wine term used often in the wine world. The Wine Spectator uses it. Wine makers use it to describe the wines they make also. A thread on dinner reservations certainly begs a discussion on the wine list of the potential sites and I find the 2 subjects are closely related, so a tangential discussion on wine is relevant to the topic.
The description of the wine list as feminine in style had nothing to do with anyone's gender
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nitrogenman wrote >>
A thread on dinner reservations certainly begs a discussion on the wine list of the potential sites and I find the 2 subjects are closely related, so a tangential discussion on wine is relevant to the topic.
Oh, is that what you were doing? Having a tangential discussion on wine? Because it looked to me like you were simply plugging your restaurant. Which is fine, but I don't see why you need to pretend you were doing something else.
The description of the wine list as feminine in style had nothing to do with anyone's gender.
And the description of the food and the restaurant as feminine? Just a coincidence?
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