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rob must know the restaurant since he lived in the LES.
no clue. in the almost 5 years i lived on the LES i think the only restaurant i ever went in ONCE was Katz. and the nasty security guard (or ticket taker?) whatever the hell he was gave me attitude!
holy shi+ im having this weird flashback right now of having dumped a drink on someone intentionally very recently and storming off :-0 i really hope im only having dream deja vu and this didnt actually happen.
legion- I agree with what you’re saying- it isn’t the concept, its the execution where we run into trouble. Our system of healthcare is broken. We all know that- but more than fixing healthcare, as a country we need to decide what our priorities are, and what will be in the long run the most beneficial way of running the country. I know you and dave with gasp in despair, but I think the wild west capitalism we so love and admire is killing us.
great story dibs. I’ve only seen pictures of the museum in Japan but the shadows of people left on the walls of buildings is heartbreaking. DId you see Empire of the Sun? Do you remember the scene in the Stadium when the bomb goes off? Can’t watch that without crying buckets.
This is rich…over in the Big Green Space thread:
“*rob*, please make it your new years resolution to STOP BEING SUCH AN IGNORANT MORON! you sound like some fox new pundit or town hall crazy. go away.
Posted by: randolph at January 6, 2010 12:00 PM”
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rob must know the restaurant since he lived in the LES.
no clue. in the almost 5 years i lived on the LES i think the only restaurant i ever went in ONCE was Katz. and the nasty security guard (or ticket taker?) whatever the hell he was gave me attitude!
holy shi+ im having this weird flashback right now of having dumped a drink on someone intentionally very recently and storming off :-0 i really hope im only having dream deja vu and this didnt actually happen.
*rob*
hi bxgrl,
any change this huge will have consequences good and bad.
I also think it is fair to ask this question before jumping into this brave new world;
what is the exit strategy should things not turn out as we expect?
haven’t heard anyone asking that anywhere.
…gotta go for a bit, but I’ll be back after lunch.
“but I think the wild west capitalism we so love and admire is killing us.”
Correct! I’m so not getting into a fight about this, but there are REALISTIC OPTIONS.
Legion, yes, and that was what started the ‘death panel’ conversations. Are you on board with that?
http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/pages/frontline/sickaroundtheworld/
THL:
there’s not too much out there, I like dig Wale as far as hip hop, I love Fleet Foxes on the indie side of things
legion- I agree with what you’re saying- it isn’t the concept, its the execution where we run into trouble. Our system of healthcare is broken. We all know that- but more than fixing healthcare, as a country we need to decide what our priorities are, and what will be in the long run the most beneficial way of running the country. I know you and dave with gasp in despair, but I think the wild west capitalism we so love and admire is killing us.
I love Empire of the Sun, bxgrl. That was a great scene.
great story dibs. I’ve only seen pictures of the museum in Japan but the shadows of people left on the walls of buildings is heartbreaking. DId you see Empire of the Sun? Do you remember the scene in the Stadium when the bomb goes off? Can’t watch that without crying buckets.
Right on, Blowfish!
I like David Pogue too – even though he’s an Apple fan.