peachykeen
bootie shaker
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- Jul 11, 2002
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I trust I missed both everything and nothing, all the usual drama, same as it ever was?
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Rambling Rose said:I guess I'll take that as a no then.
Rambling Rose said:I guess I'll take that as a no then.
Spinaroonie said:Dublin, TX? Home of Dr. Pepper made with real sugar?
BITCHIN'
peachykeen said:Ya know what? I bought a big ass bottle of Baileys this mornin tax free at the aeroport with the intention of it being for the Christmas table - but I'm startin to think it might not make it... it's caaaaaaaalling me.
peachykeen said:Didn't go to Jameson's - whiskey isn't really my thing. (Mr Keen went with some of his work mates on the first day though, as this was part business trip and part pleasure for him.)
We did however go to the former home of one of the Jameson sons, as it is now the Dublin Writer's museum. And the basement there is a swanky restaurant called Chapter One, where we had an absolutely fantastic meal in the old family whiskey vault (to the tune of about 150 euro, eep! but it was absolutely gorgeous).
Yeah spent a little time in Temple Bar, it's a neat little area. Had dinner there last night at a bistro called The Old Mill, very nice.
RosevilleCAguy said:"Real" sugar. That's an oxymoron if I've ever heard one.
Rambling Rose said:Did you bring me back a sexy redhead with brogue for my stocking?
Wow. Just fucking wow. I don't think last time I was there you'd have found a restaurant where you could say "fantastic meal" or anyplace that would qualify as a "bistro." More like "pies, peas and chips" at 10 bob. Celtic fucking Tiger indeed.peachykeen said:. . . And the basement there is a swanky restaurant called Chapter One, where we had an absolutely fantastic meal in the old family whiskey vault (to the tune of about 150 euro, eep! but it was absolutely gorgeous).
Yeah spent a little time in Temple Bar, it's a neat little area. Had dinner there last night at a bistro called The Old Mill, very nice.
kotori said:More like "pies, peas and chips" at 10 bob.
jaysis, qd, yer must be irish yerself. it's the only place i know where they'd give you chips (fries) with the meal, and ask you if you'd like mashed on the side.QuickDuck said:Hmmm actually does not sound like a bad meal.
Needs potato and gravy to go with it though
peachykeen said:I trust I missed both everything and nothing, all the usual drama, same as it ever was?
kotori said:jaysis, qd, yer must be irish yerself. it's the only place i know where they'd give you chips (fries) with the meal, and ask you if you'd like mashed on the side.