"Burn the letter don't send it. It just starts the cycle again. She'll think you want her to help process those feelings and as a extension will try to keep contacting you. . . which you seem to not want because of the emotional swings.
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Manly Local Eateries?
So if another member of the AoM forum were visiting your town where would you recommend they eat for a "manly" and memorable meal?
In the summer here it would be: http://www.kingcrabshack.com/
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Permalink Reply by Cullen S. on -
In Denver, just to the south of me, I would have to send someone to the Buckhorn Exchange.
You have to see this place to believe it.
It's got history . . . opened in 1893 by one of Buffalo Bill's former scouts and having seen such notable diners as Teddy Roosevelt.
It has character . . . animal heads are mounted wall to wall.
It has great food . . . beef, bison, ostrich, elk, venison, yak, rattlesnake . . . more.
I'd recommend it to someone from out of town.
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Permalink Reply by badknot on -
Mema's Family Dinner, St Rd 17 Satsuma N. FL. It's the best restaurant in town! Well, actually it's the only restaurant in town but they just repainted the joint and there's hardly any cockroaches anymore. You can't go wrong with their tasty swiss mushroom cheese burgers w/ a side of crispy sweet potato fries but just to play it safe, order it well done. Try not to upset Mary Jay and stay away from the $7.99 grouper special, it's really some sort of Malaysian catfish according to an inside source. Good Luck.
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Permalink Reply by Justin Cook on -
theres a restraunt a day bar at night place called Mac's in columbus ohio i havent tryed there socttish food but there burgers are amazeing and in my top 3.
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Permalink Reply by Rockozt on -
Here in the Chattanooga, TN area:
Rib & Loin- for great, slow cooked BBQ/chicken, along with great homestyle veggie sides, a great stop.
Biba's Italian- simply awesome
El Meson- Mexican
Rain Thai Bistro- Best sushi and Thai I've ever had.
On my travels to a couple of places:
Canton, Ohio
John's Bar- Wow!!!
Whitefish, Montana
The Shack- AMAZING chicken and bbq for a western area.
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Permalink Reply by Karl Helweg on -
I stayed in downtown Chattanooga a few years ago and could not find anything impressive to eat on that trip. Thanks for the tips.
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Permalink Reply by Jack Bauer on -
Finally got around to trying Which Wich yesterday. Good sandwiches. I ordered a sandwich with three meats (ham, turkey and bacon), two cheeses, mustard, vinegar/oil, salt/pepper. Sounded good at the time -- and it was good -- but, while I was waiting, discovered they have a sandwich with five meats and three cheeses. Sandwich failure. I got shorted two meats (roast beef, pepperoni) and a cheese.
Went back today and got the big one. It was even better.
JB
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Permalink Reply by Paul_of_TX on -
I tried that place about two weeks ago. They do make a good sandwich and I did my research so I knew about the big 5 meat sandwich when I went it. One complaint though is they build the sandwich wrong. They cut the bread down one side and lay the bread down on it's other side. Then they put the meat and cheese on and last the veggies on top of that. When you go to eat the sandwich you have meat on one side and veggies on the other. I don't really like how meat is on the right side and the left side is all lettuce and toppings. I will try it again. This was a newly opened location so maybe they just need more training.
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Permalink Reply by Jack Bauer on
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I just skip the veggies. I like salads ... just not on my sandwich.
I went to the one downtown. Sandwich seemed reasonably well built -- meat was evenly distributed. No lettuce to dilute it. Good balance, too. Not too much pepperoni ... overdo the cured meats, and you can't taste anything else.
I liked it better than Quiznos, which was my previous sub sandwich-maker of choice. Not better than the best Schlotzkys ... but better than some of the not-so-good Schlotzkys locations. Wonder if Which Wich has hot sauce like Schlotzkys. That might push it over the edge.
JB
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Permalink Reply by Paul_of_TX on
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I really like lettuce and bell peppers on mine. I also went to the downtown location. When I was eating it I kept thinking it needed some hot sauce.
I went to the Schlotzkys in downtown today for lunch they do have great Louisiana hot sauce.
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Permalink Reply by Stein on -
Firehouse is great! Like Jersey Mike's too. I'd say any place that gives yo a tasty meal, and later provides you with a good solid dump is a manly eatery.
Stein
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