Brooklyn Life Open Thread by Brownstoner 08/27/2010 395 Share Share Brooklyn Life Brooklyn Life Open Thread What's Your Take? Leave a Comment Leave a Reply Cancel reply Register to leave a comment, or log in if you already have an account “A storey (British English)” And you know what high regard I have for the Pasty Brits. Log in to Reply g10, Ms Perry is hot. real hot. that said, I cant dislike someone that hot Log in to Reply ^^^ Seems Honeychiles has moon pie on their menu. Perfect for all those Ohio transplants in need of a sweet treat! Log in to Reply I spell it as “storey” as well. “A storey (British English) or story (American English) is any level part of a building that has a permanent roof and could be used by people (for living, work, storage, recreation, etc.). The plurals are storeys and stories, respectively.” Log in to Reply I can’t decide on Katy Perry. I guess today I don’t like her. I reserve the right to change my mind tomorrow. Log in to Reply “honeychile’ Took me forever to realize what this meant when Rob started using it. In my head I was pronouncing ‘chile’ like the country. Log in to Reply “but no honeychile *rob*, channeling some old southern grandma?” I thought it was actually just more product placement. Honeychiles just opened inside a bar in Williamsburg: http://www.honeychiles.com/ Log in to Reply does anyone else reallllly dislike Katy Perry? Log in to Reply “committing threadacide (he seems only to have quit the OT, or perhaps only yesterday’s OT)” You’re so damn literal slopefarmer. So, unlike benson, I have NO kind words for you. And storey is spelled story. [Sheesh. And the guy fancies himself a writer.] 🙂 Log in to Reply < 1 … 39 40 41 42 43 >
“A storey (British English)” And you know what high regard I have for the Pasty Brits. Log in to Reply
^^^ Seems Honeychiles has moon pie on their menu. Perfect for all those Ohio transplants in need of a sweet treat! Log in to Reply
I spell it as “storey” as well. “A storey (British English) or story (American English) is any level part of a building that has a permanent roof and could be used by people (for living, work, storage, recreation, etc.). The plurals are storeys and stories, respectively.” Log in to Reply
I can’t decide on Katy Perry. I guess today I don’t like her. I reserve the right to change my mind tomorrow. Log in to Reply
“honeychile’ Took me forever to realize what this meant when Rob started using it. In my head I was pronouncing ‘chile’ like the country. Log in to Reply
“but no honeychile *rob*, channeling some old southern grandma?” I thought it was actually just more product placement. Honeychiles just opened inside a bar in Williamsburg: http://www.honeychiles.com/ Log in to Reply
“committing threadacide (he seems only to have quit the OT, or perhaps only yesterday’s OT)” You’re so damn literal slopefarmer. So, unlike benson, I have NO kind words for you. And storey is spelled story. [Sheesh. And the guy fancies himself a writer.] 🙂 Log in to Reply
“A storey (British English)”
And you know what high regard I have for the Pasty Brits.
g10, Ms Perry is hot. real hot. that said, I cant dislike someone that hot
^^^
Seems Honeychiles has moon pie on their menu. Perfect for all those Ohio transplants in need of a sweet treat!
I spell it as “storey” as well.
“A storey (British English) or story (American English) is any level part of a building that has a permanent roof and could be used by people (for living, work, storage, recreation, etc.). The plurals are storeys and stories, respectively.”
I can’t decide on Katy Perry. I guess today I don’t like her. I reserve the right to change my mind tomorrow.
“honeychile’
Took me forever to realize what this meant when Rob started using it. In my head I was pronouncing ‘chile’ like the country.
“but no honeychile
*rob*, channeling some old southern grandma?”
I thought it was actually just more product placement. Honeychiles just opened inside a bar in Williamsburg:
http://www.honeychiles.com/
does anyone else reallllly dislike Katy Perry?
“committing threadacide (he seems only to have quit the OT, or perhaps only yesterday’s OT)”
You’re so damn literal slopefarmer. So, unlike benson, I have NO kind words for you. And storey is spelled story.
[Sheesh. And the guy fancies himself a writer.]
🙂