Disgusting restrooms in restaurants
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Re: Disgusting restrooms in restaurants
Ok, my son thinks it was something with an 8 in it.
I guess the nut doesn't fall far from the tree.
I guess the nut doesn't fall far from the tree.
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Re: Disgusting restrooms in restaurants
feisty bulldog?
show me's?
larry rice's?
show me's?
larry rice's?
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On the east side of 2nd street at the Landing. Was there about 15 minutes before Rams kickoff. Waitresses wearing Rams jerseys except one wearing a Pujols jersey. They served beer, but I got a Dr. Pepper because they recently pulled Coke for Pepsi. We had hamburgers. The restaurant might have had the letter D or the number 8 in it.lukethedrifter wrote:feisty bulldog?
show me's?
larry rice's?
You guys grew up in St. Louis, right? How much more do I have to narrow it down for you?
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Understand that the natives rarely visit the Landing. I only venture down there to eat mashed potato balls at Morgan Street.jim wrote:
You guys grew up in St. Louis, right? How much more do I have to narrow it down for you?
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Morgan Street could be the restaurant jim is talking about. I once had a moldy bun served to me there.Popeye_Card wrote:Understand that the natives rarely visit the Landing. I only venture down there to eat mashed potato balls at Morgan Street.jim wrote:
You guys grew up in St. Louis, right? How much more do I have to narrow it down for you?
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Actually Morgan Street has some pretty good food normally. Yours might have been a rare case. I've eaten a few meals there and they've always been very good.maddash wrote:Morgan Street could be the restaurant jim is talking about. I once had a moldy bun served to me there.Popeye_Card wrote:Understand that the natives rarely visit the Landing. I only venture down there to eat mashed potato balls at Morgan Street.jim wrote:
You guys grew up in St. Louis, right? How much more do I have to narrow it down for you?
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Re: Disgusting restrooms in restaurants
Not the usual type of disgusting, a very clean restroom, but I was in a restaurant restroom (I first typed 'restroom restaurant' which is not somewhere I would eat, although I'm wondering when the first restroom Starbucks will appear)
where was I?
Okay, i'm in a nice clean restroom, I walk up to the urinal, and above the urinal you are looking right out over the bar, I was just sitting at the bar and from that side it was a mirror, but from the bathroom side its a see-through glass, like the police interview room type of a deal. It was a very weird feeling taking a leak and looking at the people in the bar. Kind of a reverse voyeurism.
I'm trying to remember where it was. I'll ask my wife, I'm sure I mentioned it to her at the time. I'm thinking it was an Italian restaurant/bar, maybe in Elk Grove Village? Buffalo Grove? Lefty Grove's Groovy Gravy Bowl?
where was I?
Okay, i'm in a nice clean restroom, I walk up to the urinal, and above the urinal you are looking right out over the bar, I was just sitting at the bar and from that side it was a mirror, but from the bathroom side its a see-through glass, like the police interview room type of a deal. It was a very weird feeling taking a leak and looking at the people in the bar. Kind of a reverse voyeurism.
I'm trying to remember where it was. I'll ask my wife, I'm sure I mentioned it to her at the time. I'm thinking it was an Italian restaurant/bar, maybe in Elk Grove Village? Buffalo Grove? Lefty Grove's Groovy Gravy Bowl?
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okay. i am fairly certain that jim ate at larry rice's.
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Re: Disgusting restrooms in restaurants
Is "Larry Rice's" what I think "Larry Rice's" is?lukethedrifter wrote:okay. i am fairly certain that jim ate at larry rice's.
Because if it is.... that's pretty garsh-darned funny.
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At Sudsy Malone's laundromat/bar in Cincinnati, which was the same type of bar as let's say The Double Door or The Empty Bottle in Chicago, booking a combination of local and national touring acts that were popular enough to play in another city but wouldn't totally swamp a bar (Indie rock bands, basically)
the bathroom was like a prison bathroom. There WAS a stall, but no door, and usually no t.p. and lucky if there was a seat on the bowl. Good luck if you had to take an emergency crap.
The whole Short Vine area has gone to hell there in Cincy I guess. It used to be the uber-hip place to hang out, right near the college, very underground-indie atmosphere. The racial tension was getting bad in the early nineties, a reflection of bad race relations (police-related, no surprise) in Cincinnati in general, not because of the people who hung out in that neighborhood... but I guess its gotten so bad in the years since that its no longer a place to hang out safely. Some of the iconic shops and bars have either closed or moved.
Anybody here from Cincy? Can you give a better update? Am I wrong?
the bathroom was like a prison bathroom. There WAS a stall, but no door, and usually no t.p. and lucky if there was a seat on the bowl. Good luck if you had to take an emergency crap.
The whole Short Vine area has gone to hell there in Cincy I guess. It used to be the uber-hip place to hang out, right near the college, very underground-indie atmosphere. The racial tension was getting bad in the early nineties, a reflection of bad race relations (police-related, no surprise) in Cincinnati in general, not because of the people who hung out in that neighborhood... but I guess its gotten so bad in the years since that its no longer a place to hang out safely. Some of the iconic shops and bars have either closed or moved.
Anybody here from Cincy? Can you give a better update? Am I wrong?


