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Re: First world problems
Posted: September 20 11, 8:49 am
by Leroy
Last weekend I saved up my appetite, because we have a tradition of going to a certain restaurant once a year. My mouth waters just thinking about their steak. We tried calling ahead of time because they are slow, but they cook over coal so we understand. No answer. I knew something was wrong. When we pulled up there was a sign on the door 'Closed for Vacation'. The whole place was on vacation. I was irritated, but my wife was kind of happy because there is another nice place in which she likes something called cajun chicken linguini. So I ordered a steak and it was ok, but they were out of baked potatoes. Seriously, how do you run out of baked potatoes when there is a grocery store just down the street?
Re: First world problems
Posted: September 20 11, 9:38 am
by TheoSqua
Leroy wrote:Last weekend I saved up my appetite, because we have a tradition of going to a certain restaurant once a year. My mouth waters just thinking about their steak. We tried calling ahead of time because they are slow, but they cook over coal so we understand. No answer. I knew something was wrong. When we pulled up there was a sign on the door 'Closed for Vacation'. The whole place was on vacation. I was irritated, but my wife was kind of happy because there is another nice place in which she likes something called cajun chicken linguini. So I ordered a steak and it was ok, but they were out of baked potatoes. Seriously, how do you run out of baked potatoes when there is a grocery store just down the street?
Was this place called Red Lobster? Their Cajun Chicken Linguini is one of the better chain dishes out there.
Re: First world problems
Posted: September 20 11, 9:44 am
by Leroy
No, it is called Minerva's. I think they are only in SD, at least as far as I know. But they are very good at pretty much everything. High priced, but if you only go there so often, not so bad.
Re: First world problems
Posted: September 20 11, 9:48 am
by Tambourine Man
Headlines from my Al Jazeera RSS feed. All from the last 24 hours. Pffft...What a bunch of whiners.
Former Afghan president ‘killed in attack
Dozens of Shia pilgrims shot in Pakistan
Deadly blast hits Turkish capital
Rains trigger deadly floods in China
Himalaya quake toll rises
Shelling rocks Yemen capital as toll soars
Syrian forces kill 9 people in Homs
Copper thieves threaten St Louis
Forest Park joggers report homeless person approaches white people
Bologna prices soar
Re: First world problems
Posted: September 20 11, 9:51 am
by Freed Roger
Tambourine Man wrote:Headlines from my Al Jazeera RSS feed. All from the last 24 hours. Pffft...What a bunch of whiners.
Former Afghan president ‘killed in attack
Dozens of Shia pilgrims shot in Pakistan
Deadly blast hits Turkish capital
Rains trigger deadly floods in China
Himalaya quake toll rises
Shelling rocks Yemen capital as toll soars
Syrian forces kill 9 people in Homs
Copper thieves threaten St Louis
Forest Park joggers report homeless person approaches white people
Bologna prices soar
ha.
/are you mocking me? if so good.
Re: First world problems
Posted: September 20 11, 9:57 am
by Tambourine Man
Freed Roger wrote:Tambourine Man wrote:Headlines from my Al Jazeera RSS feed. All from the last 24 hours. Pffft...What a bunch of whiners.
Former Afghan president ‘killed in attack
Dozens of Shia pilgrims shot in Pakistan
Deadly blast hits Turkish capital
Rains trigger deadly floods in China
Himalaya quake toll rises
Shelling rocks Yemen capital as toll soars
Syrian forces kill 9 people in Homs
Copper thieves threaten St Louis
Forest Park joggers report homeless person approaches white people
Bologna prices soar
ha.
/are you mocking me? if so good.
No, laughing at myself more than anything.
/Belleville man reports White Castle "skimping" on onion rings
//Really did get White Catle last night after picking up $60 video game and being handed a bunch of free stuff I'm gonna dump on ebay
Re: First world problems
Posted: September 22 11, 10:11 pm
by stlouie_lipp
My cleaning lady came today and did a great job as always, but she forgot to make my bed.
Re: First world problems
Posted: September 23 11, 7:59 am
by Radbird
Ho boy! Denver is getting a Steak 'n Shake!
Construction progressing on Colorado Steak 'n Shake
Steak 'n Shake expects to open in November
Whoop-di-do, right? But it's clear on the south side of town, 40 miles away. What a terrible inconvenience. And 4 more planned but all on that side of town. And another one even further away in Colorado Springs. C'mon people, we northsiders need our chili and orange freezes too.
Someday
In-N-Out will come here from California. Hopefully, those folks will realize people also live north of downtown Denver...
Re: First world problems
Posted: September 23 11, 3:35 pm
by Dillagii
TimeForGuinness wrote:I accidentally hit E8 instead of E9, so now I have a Kit-Kat when I wanted a Twix
Hahah. That's quite a problem

Re: First world problems
Posted: September 28 11, 8:22 pm
by lukethedrifter
Pigbag is not acceptable in Words With Friends.