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kwilkinson

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Add me to the list. Not always a reliable place, because obviously some people are complete idiots, but it's generally pretty good.
 

kronik

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Same here.

When are you and Conne tying the knot, kwilk?
 

kwilkinson

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Originally Posted by sho'nuff
so your are going to tie the knot with some male drunkard instead of your girlfriend?

Lish is too independent. Conne is easier to boss around and make him do stuff for me.
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kwilkinson

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Originally Posted by sho'nuff
yes, but then there are other aspects to tying the knot too. like, how are you going to copulate?

This point is making me seriously want to rethink my plan....
 

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Wear a Yelp tee shirt to restaurants. You will get HOOOOOKED up. They are scared shitless of you.
 

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Originally Posted by JesseJB
Wear a Yelp tee shirt to restaurants. You will get HOOOOOKED up. They are scared shitless of you.

This reminds me of a recent experience at a newly opened restaurant/bar near my place. I went there with my gf and a friend for some brunch on a Saturday morning. They have fantastic prices for a very generous brunch menu. Since we were planning to go somewhere else afterward, I brought my DSLR camera with me. I took some pictures outside of the restaurant and then went inside. The host guy, who was also the bartender (and I suspect a part-owner) saw me outside. After we were seated, we served in a lickity split. For the rest of the time there, we got the most attentive service that I can remember in a long time. The bloody mary packed an extra punch, too.

My conclusion was that he must've thought that I'm one of those bloggers or yelpers. For a hip, new restaurant, these web sites can break or make it.
 

robin

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I know timpoblete in the Streetwear and Denim forum posts lots of reviews on yelp for the San Fransisco area.

Originally Posted by DarkNWorn
My conclusion was that he must've thought that I'm one of those bloggers or yelpers. For a hip, new restaurant, these web sites can break or make it.
Which is why chefs and owners ******* hate foodie bloggers.
 

Tarmac

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go in with an ugly tweed jacket and whip out a small notebook and start taking notes. They will think you are the food editor for the new york times..
 

DNW

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Originally Posted by robin
Which is why chefs and owners ******* hate foodie bloggers.
If the food is good and the service is decent, what do they have to worry about? They shouldn't treat food critics any differently than their regular customers. If I have a positive experience at a restaurant (and I'm not that particularly picky), I'll post something nice about it on Yelp. This is done mostly so that I can remember the restaurant later on when I'm looking for something to eat. On the other hand, I want to make sure I don't go back to a restaurant that I had bad food/service there. With the thousands of restaurants in the NYC area, Yelp is the easiest way for me to keep track of what I liked or didn't like.
 

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I've consulted it for places in the pacific northwest.
 

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