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>On Aug 21, 11:56=A0am, Jose Gaspar
newsguy.com> wrote:>> In article
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>>>On Aug 21, 9:46=3DA0am, Jose Gaspar
newsguy.com> wrote:>>>> In article <09478fa4-fbde-4b25-a825-126cb37df...@25g2000hsx.googlegrou=
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>>>>>More of this "he's a coward" nonsense yet Karen's nym knows that I'll
>>>>>be in Orlando (supposedly near the nym's residence) and yet doesn't
>>>>>want to run into me.
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>>>> Now, that's a thought... =3DA0
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>>>>>Hell, the Orlando Airport is open now. =3DA0Karen could land her broo=
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>>>>>Have I just about proven that the nym's ineffective, or what? =3DA0;)
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>>>> I would say, "what." =3DA0See you in a couple of days... =3DA0
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>>>Pick a place, Karen. =A0Some place where I won't waste my time when you
>>>don't show up.
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>> At the The Old Town Chippy (Fish and chip shop) in Old Town, Kissimmee. =
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>> have draft (draught) Boddington's there and they pour out a true pint. =
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>> come; I'll buy... =A0You pick the time...
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>Possible flag on this play.
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>Just FYI there is a Craigslist ad from a few days ago that says that
>the Old Town Chippy is for sale. And the phone number on the Old Town
>site is out of service.
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>I called the owner (the guy on the Craigslist ad) and he tells me that
>the Chippy has been closed because of the bad weather (you know ... TS
>Fay that never became Hurricane Fay but which otherwise caught
>everyone else's attention) but supposedly the Chippy will be open on
>Saturday.
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>I think that you might want to consider another place.
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>Back to my suggestion. Why don't you pick a place in Zip Code 32801?
I had picked Doc's but I just called and they said they are closed til
September...
Scratch that off the list. In lieu of that, I'd prefer the chippy if we can
determine that it will be open Saturday.
Did you ever hear of non-brewed condiment? That's what was traditionally used
(especially in North England) for "malt vinegar." Non-brewed condiment is food
grade acetic acid. It's usually purchased at high concentration and then
watered down to about 9 or 10%% acidity, whereas malt vinegar is 5%% and brewed
from barley. It really does kick ass as it rushes though your head if you put
more than a few drops on the fish and chips. Anyway I love the taste of it even
if it is not real vinegar. I've been trying to buy some but I can only buy it
in bulk which would be more than enough to last me for the next 500 years.
Anyway, I was thinking the Chippy might sell me a bottle.
Saturday is a big day at Old Town where folks bring their classic cars. It does
thin out in the Summer but I can't imagine the restaurant closing during the
biggest day of the week? Even if it is closed there are a couple of bars only a
few doors away.
