| Re: local bike club sells calendar
In article <m01j74-dih.ln1@curare.zuvembi.homelinux.org>,
Dane Buson <dane@unseen.edu> writes:
>>> I dunno about "sausage fest". I've compiled many wonderous
>>> deli platters including various sausage meats. But apparently
>>> Seattle is bereft of delis.
>>
>> LOL!
>>
>> Seattle's lack of decent delis has been remarked upon by many.
>
> *sniff*
>
> So sadly true. I'd kill for a good Italian submarine sandwich.
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
Is that all? Our streets are paved with those things :-)
Trust me -- whatcha need is a nice Mile High with slaw,
a big pickle and a dab of hot mustard and maybe a handful
of rolly-polly big olives on the side. Don't forget to
ask for extra paper napkins (or bring some along.)
Actually it doesn't hurt to bring your own cutlery along.
> Well,
> okay, maybe not kill. Main lightly?
Next time you're up here, look me up. I can give you a guided
tour of various Greek, Italian, Near Eastern, West Indies/Jamaican,
Polish/Ukrainian/Russian, Asian/Western Fusion, Sushi, Hungarian
(Yumm!), old-style Cantonese take-out, etc. Even Mongolian BBQ.
And various kinds of fish 'n chips.
And then there are the bakeries.
No awful falafels here.
But really, urban cycling is so wonderful when there are
better places to haul-up to for fuel-stops than Mr Tubesteak
or Rotten Ronny's.
Maybe I should move down there, and open up a ride-thru/sit-in
deli where riders are more than welcome.
cheers,
Tom
--
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