The Isolated Blurt Thread IX: Insurrection

[snugglestruggle]

Why? Do you wish to hear a tale?

4 reasons.

No politics

Coconut cream Pie

Ginger

Mary Ann

 

[Noor]

All this time I thought Moo was some kind of cow *chuckles*

He is from Wisconsin and is spotted like a cow.

 

[Disgustipated]

Gawd, you're a boring little twit.

And you're a racist, misogynist dummy.

 

[Noor]

Does that mean that Garby didn't get a pm?

 

[snugglestruggle]

He is from Wisconsin and is spotted like a cow.

Well there's that

 

[TwinkleStars]

Well there's that

and don't forget........

http://media-cache-ec0.pinimg.com/736x/d1/a2/b0/d1a2b02acb5087211399d78bd65b91b5.jpg

 

[snugglestruggle]

I didn't http://forum.literotica.com/showpost.php?p=61389895&postcount=1726

 

[TwinkleStars]

I didn't http://forum.literotica.com/showpost.php?p=61389895&postcount=1726

Cheeky devil.

 

[thør]

and don't forget........

http://media-cache-ec0.pinimg.com/736x/d1/a2/b0/d1a2b02acb5087211399d78bd65b91b5.jpg

http://waytofamous.com/images/dawn-wells-03.jpg

 

[Learnsmith]

(NOTE: Not Lit-related)

I'm going to say I really hate having my past service used by others to justify why we shouldn't pay people a living wage. I did not sign up to defend anyone's right to shit on the working class.

 

[1HF]

L'amour est difficile. Je ne comprends pas les hommes.. Mais mon couer veut l'impossiblé.

Sometimes I like to vent in french.

Also, fuck YES!!!

 

[pete]

L'amour est difficile. Je ne comprends pas les hommes.. Mais mon couer veut l'impossiblé.

i've never taken a single lesson in french but i think i got this.

*cracks knuckles, stretches*

"love is fucking hard. i don't fucking understand men. they make everything so fucking impossible"

 

[butters]

i've never taken a single lesson in french but i think i got this.

*cracks knuckles, stretches*

"love is fucking hard. i don't fucking understand men. they make everything so fucking impossible"

the end more like: but my heart *sigh* it wants the impossible

 

[pete]

the end more like: but my heart *sigh* it wants the impossible

thanks chippy.


how are you these days?

 

[trysail]

I never realized how much Bob Denver resembled Alfred E. Neuman.

http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/thumb/1/19/Mad30.jpg/220px-Mad30.jpg​

http://www.gilligansisle.com/images/gilligan/homesweet.jpg

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[TwinkleStars]

Every since that 5,000 mark on the threads, there's not much posting going on. Bummer.

 

[RobDownSouth]

L'amour est difficile. Je ne comprends pas les hommes.. Mais mon couer veut l'impossiblé.

Sometimes I like to vent in french.

Also, fuck YES!!!

Armored tanks are difficult to overcome. I never compensate those homos. Putting mace in the cover vents is impossible.


-Rob "Three Years of French" DownSouth

 

[JohnnySavage]

DC, generally speaking, has no dining culture. Politicians and those that feed them keep a few places in business. But:

D.C.’s Old Ebbitt Grill ranks No. 3 on a list of top-grossing restaurants.

Restaurant Business Magazine’s annual list says Old Ebbitt had $26.7 million in sales in 2013. The 500-seat restaurant sold 600,000 meals last year, Restaurant Business estimates.

While Old Ebbitt is among D.C.’s oldest restaurants, circa 1856, one of the District’s newest restaurants also ranks high nationally. The Hamilton, at $17.9 million, comes in at No. 15 for annual sales.

Other Washington restaurants on the list of top independents for sales are Sequoia, at No. 34 with $15 million in annual sales; Tower Oaks Lodge in Rockville, at No. 71 with $11.8 million in annual sales; Jackson’s Mighty Fine Food & Lucky Lounge in Reston, at No. 82 with $11.2 million in sales; Costal Flats in Fairfax, at No. 94 with $10.6 million in sales; Willow Creek Farm in Broadlands, at No. 98 with $10.2 million; and Sweetwater Tavern in Falls Church, at No. 100 with $9.9 million.



I've dined at the bolded ones

 

[Wings]

Mary Lambert singing Jessie's Girl is gut-wrenching.


I found my new karaoke song.

 

[RobDownSouth]

DC, generally speaking, has no dining culture. Politicians and those that feed them keep a few places in business. But:

D.C.’s Old Ebbitt Grill ranks No. 3 on a list of top-grossing restaurants.

Restaurant Business Magazine’s annual list says Old Ebbitt had $26.7 million in sales in 2013. The 500-seat restaurant sold 600,000 meals last year, Restaurant Business estimates.

While Old Ebbitt is among D.C.’s oldest restaurants, circa 1856, one of the District’s newest restaurants also ranks high nationally. The Hamilton, at $17.9 million, comes in at No. 15 for annual sales.

Other Washington restaurants on the list of top independents for sales are Sequoia, at No. 34 with $15 million in annual sales; Tower Oaks Lodge in Rockville, at No. 71 with $11.8 million in annual sales; Jackson’s Mighty Fine Food & Lucky Lounge in Reston, at No. 82 with $11.2 million in sales; Costal Flats in Fairfax, at No. 94 with $10.6 million in sales; Willow Creek Farm in Broadlands, at No. 98 with $10.2 million; and Sweetwater Tavern in Falls Church, at No. 100 with $9.9 million.



I've dined at the bolded ones

I've waited for a table for over an hour at Ebbitts before the family revolted and we ate elsewhere.

 

[Learnsmith]

L'amour est difficile. Je ne comprends pas les hommes.. Mais mon couer veut l'impossiblé.

Sometimes I like to vent in french.

Also, fuck YES!!!

Mais les hommes, nous ne sommes pas aussi difficiles. L'amour d'une bonne femme, c'est un début.

 

[JohnnySavage]

I've waited for a table for over an hour at Ebbitts before the family revolted and we ate elsewhere.

I've had lunch there a few times. It's more of a place to be seen than it is a place to eat.

Tower Oaks is fantastic and I eat there a few times a month.

 

[trysail]

Mais les homes, nous ne sommes pas aussi difficiles. L'amour d'une bonne femme, c'est un début.

You might want to think about putting another "m" in "homes."

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[Learnsmith]

You might want to think about putting another "m" in "homes."

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Tres bien, monsieur. Une erreur typographique. Vous avez mes mercis.

 

[pete]

DC, generally speaking, has no dining culture.

dude you've said that before, which puzzles me.

what does "dining culture" mean to you?