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Well here we go. Thanks to some other members hard work we have found a place for brunch. Big round of applause for Holls.
This place is awesome. Great atmosphere, great food (some vegan friendly even), and most important, GREAT BEER! We will be utilizing the patio services but they are heated and wonderful.
I'm still not sure who all I briefly met outside the auditorium Saturday night.
All of you were very nice though. heh.
You met me and Dave, RDK and Tronik I think. It was odd because the girl that randomly offered us a ride from the record store also ended up being in your crew. She was super sweet and when there was only one ticket left to see the Naked and Famous record live, she let me have it. Is she planning on going again this year?
There's no maybe about me being there and on the floor. We are getting tickets tomorrow or Friday but even if they are sold out I will do whatever I have to do to be on the floor for Justice.
Phi, you'll get sooooo tired of hearing the word: the cross walk lights are audio-enabled for the seeing-impaired. Every time you wait at the Patton Ave/Coxe Ave crosswalk, you'll hear this monotonous voice alerting you that it's OK to cross Coxe.
But it *IS* pretty funny to hear when you're drunk.
Sorry for the double post, but I heart my fiance so much. I almost talked myself out of going to Moog this year, with a Coach ticket purchased and looking at roughly $500-$600 for a round trip flight to LA in April.
She knocked some sense into me, told me I only live once, and that this (Moog) will be my last hurrah before the weather gets shitty. That I should not even CONSIDER not going. I love that woman.
Sorry for the double post, but I heart my fiance so much. I almost talked myself out of going to Moog this year, with a Coach ticket purchased and looking at roughly $500-$600 for a round trip flight to LA in April.
She knocked some sense into me, told me I only live once, and that this (Moog) will be my last hurrah before the weather gets shizzy. That I should not even CONSIDER not going. I love that woman.
Now if she will just come with! I can tell we would ADORE her!
I'm still amazed at how many people have used that in other shows.
Luther was the man.
It does get referenced everywhere. For whatever reason, it has turned into one of those iconic scenes from cinema history. I have talked to several people who know the scene without even knowing the movie it is from.
Post by Mensch Maschine on Jun 28, 2012 22:47:31 GMT -5
Hey if there are any foodies interested... I'm going to have to hit Cúrate. Run by alumni of El Bulli!! I'll probably make a reservation for Thursday night; if anyone is food-bent and wants to join me, let me know!
Post by kikosanchez on Jun 28, 2012 23:20:55 GMT -5
I've always wondered, what is a foodie? I love food, but I barely know anything about it. I love cooking, but I barely know the technical aspects of it, it is just like making naive art to me. Is a foodie just someone with the food knowledge of a chef that would rather spend time eating rather than cooking? I like vending machines, because snacks are better when they fall. If I buy a candy bar at the store, oftentimes I will drop it so that it achieves its maximum flavor potential
A foodie is simply someone who really enjoys food, in the same way that most of us here really enjoy music. A foodie experiences lots of different types of cuisines, is aware of the restaurants, chefs, and critics that are pushing boundaries / at the top of the industry, is interested in the politics and ethics of food production and consumption, etc.
As an example, many foodies, upon finding out that Cúrate has ties to El Bulli and Minibar, would be foaming at the mouth and demand to be a part of the reservation. Non-foodies, would, more reasonably, want to know how much the dinner would cost and whether or not something else might be going on at that time
Then there's the far more eloquent definition, courtesy of Urban Dictionary:
Foodie:"A proletarian or member of the middle class who occasionally eats quality food, often of the type enjoyed by the higher classes but sometimes "exotic" food of foreign lands. What the foodie calls "gourmet," the upper class or upper middle class will simply call "food." Foodies often enjoy displaying their knowledge of food, which they must acquire since they must prepare it themselves, not having the finanical means to regularly have others prepare it for them."