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AWKWORD – Requiem Lyrics
[Verse 1: AWKWORD]
I start off with a bang, boom, better than life
Like your pharmacist finally got your medicine right
Until you start to overdose, on the pleasure and pain
And your spine starts tingling, you're feeling a little strange
Now you brush it off your shoulders, take a deep breath
It's better than being sober, puffing up your chest
But your heart beats through it, you're starting to act foolish
Your head is now spinning, you're about to really lose it
Elusive this lucidness, you float like a butterfly
And every track mark's another note of your lullaby
But you take chances, cause that's what being a man is
Plus it's romantic, when you ask God for answers
Please, he'll never say hello to you
I'm the truth and the question, I flow through you
I'm your friends and your family, who don't know you
I'm that picture of sanity, I won't show you
[Hook: AWKWORD with Ess Vee, Jay Daniels & Mark Deez] x2
I'm your frat party, blow it up your nose, my son
In your Ed Hardy, pour it, tilt, get drunk
Let's get it started, light it, smoke, get dumb
I'm The Requiem, shoot it up ya vein, get numb
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I'm the answer, I provide a sense a security
I got all y'all convinced of my purity
Give me what you got, all of it preferably
I might give it back when I'm done as a courtesy
I'll numb the pain, no ques', that's a certainty
I'm the man, Monday, you've never heard of me
Tuesday, you will search for me, tryna purchase me
Can't find me, turn the place burgundy
And I was blowing your phone last night
In fact I am why you ain't come home last night
I'm why you lost the J-O, why you gotta lay low
Getting out is over your head, like a halo
Stained white shirt, holes in jeans
First one's free, or so it seems
You can pay me in hopes and dreams
Now gon' drop em in, like a coke machine
[Hook] x2
[Verse 3: Ess Vee]
Just call me a pill, I dissolve in your system, right
I'm keepin it real, you need me I'm your rhythm, like
A needle in a vein owned by a fiend he feels the pain
Whether I'm going in or going out you need me to stay sane
Look, I'm your dealer's dream but your neighbor's nightmare
I could make you lean, while you're standing right there
Now, could you just imagine
That I could change your face up, like you running for a pageant
Don't try to understand it, the self-inflicted damage
You mad cause you can't ban it, you can't shake me like a habit
See I'm whiter than a rabbit, or greener than your local park
Now roll me up pass me around make sure your lighters spark
You go from light to dark, they say the freaks come out at night
You need me just to start and now to take it down, right
I got your back, see, I told you not to frown
I'm here to lift you up I can also take you down
[Hook] x2
[Verse 4: CuzOH! Black]
I need you, I need you, I need you in the morning
How the hell else would I get my day started?
Really feeling the neglect that you showing me
But it's money power respect that you owing, see
That's all I ask for, problems seem to down pour
Every time I elevate I'm closer to my downfall
My love for you escalating yet still I need to have more
Don't step on me like sidewalk, promise I'll bring back more
I'm at best raw, I can cause war
I'm The Requiem, like I'm AWKWORD
This is absurd, how could you quit me?
I keep you away from pain, away from shame
The rush in your veins, sure cost a little change, damn
Ain't I worth it? why the attitude change, damn?
I was certain, me and you was perfect
Couldn't I take you higher while hitting you until it hurt
[Hook] x2
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The Craftsman 27cc Brush-Cutter Combo: Great value, better lawn
Built to slice through heavy brush then adapt easily to detailed trimming around garden beds. It's equipped with a 27cc full-crank engine that reduces vibration and extends the engine life. The brush-cutter features an 8 in. durable steel quad-tipped blade to cut down dense brush. It brings a balance of speed and power to your landscape. A simple start, it's equipped with Incredi-Pull technology that uses a specially designed recoil pulley to get it up and running fast, while the included shoulder strap and extended reach straight shaft design delivers hours of comfortable use.
- 27cc* full-crank 2-cycle engine - Durable and reduced vibration (requires mixing gas and oil - 40:1)
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I've been using one of these for 3 seasons now and it been a good trimmer. The carb had to be adjusted on it last year due to lack of power, but other than that the engine starts very easy hot or cold and the entire trimmer has been trouble free. The brush cutter attachment is on the weak side, however, only being strong enough for 1/8 inch saplings or less. Although it's easy to use I'm not in love with the "hassle free" head because I have to change lines several times going around my cross-fenced acre as the chain link fence and concrete foundations really wear the line down fast. Just cutting out in the open, however, one line will last a long time. When the spool of .135 hassle free line runs out I may go with a regular tap and go head and stop using the hassle free. I have the Craftsman tiller attachment that we use some and I just bought the hedge clippers too. Both work well. This is really a good all-around tool for the home owner and if this one wears out I most likely will buy another just like it. It won't do the heavy work of a "pro class" trimmer but for the price I'm a happy camper.
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Difficult to start---line breaks too frequently and difficult to feed into head.
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Bought this item because I needed both a string trimmer and blade attachment. Cuts through stalks and weeds 3/4" and smaller without hesitation. Can also cut up to around 1 1/4" stalks with some force behind it. Used for about 10 hours of straight cutting over 3 days now with no big issues. With no breaks other than idling, goes through a gas tank in approximately 1 - 1 1/2 hours. Some notes though, engine starts up easily but would typically stall when I hit the throttle. Got around this by turning up the idle speed of the engine (recommended by the instruction manual, very easy). Still I find it best to pump the throttle once or twice before fully depressing the trigger. Once the blades are spinning it works well. I've had no problems with heat from the motor or burning my arm. If using properly I'm not sure why it would be touching your forearm, but even after a full tank of gas it is no more than warm to the touch. The "Blade" is more of a steel disc. It does the job for the sizes mentioned above, though it may achieve better results with a higher quality blade.
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This weed wacker did not have the bolt at the end of the shaft as many of these units did. This unit worked well and did not have the grass and weeds constantly wrapping around the shaft. Still to early to give a rating on this units durability as I have only used it a few times. Hopefully it will last as long as my previous Craftsman weed eater that lasted 15 years when I gave it to my son.
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I wished I never purchased this item. It is very weak in power it would even stall itself even when your not cutting anything. Don't be fooled by the straight shaft. It is all cables on both ends. This thing would be ok on a very small yard and the brush-cutter attachment is really a joke. It can cut large weeds that would eat up lots of string using the normal head, being on a little bit of a positive site. If you are going to buy this then you better have a very small yard. It can't candle grass much more than three inches high. The brush cutter gets jammed up very easily. This is not a rugged tool by no means. You can get polan for cheaper and get about the same production as this thing. The 199 is overpriced and it doesn't perform up to its name brush cutter combo. This is superlight use tool. I took this thing back and for 200 more I got a Stihl weedeater with a real straight shaft with handlebars and a 3 sided cutting blade. I will probably never have to buy another weedeater again. Don't waste your time or money. This would be ok for a 10 year old boy doing lite work in small yards. Sell the brush cutter attachment on **** and hope you get some money back to pay for this thing.
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Ive gone through 2 of these weed eaters now in 2 weeks, It is designed so that the head is held on by a washer and and nothing else so a couple bumps and the head comes off then u put the washer back on and it does it again in a couple minutes then the washer is wallered out and wont hold head on and then your s out of luck!!
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I DO NOT like the line design ("Hassle Free")....it's annoying to have to stop and change them...not too easy, either, and they're more expensive than the standard spools of line. Also, I actually don't like the clutch......the trimmer head speed doesn't seem to be as fast as ones without the clutch. But, I guess you need it because of the blade attachment?
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Cuts through grass and weeds great but plan on buying a different blade for the brushcutter takes alot of effort to cut anything bigger than a twig there was a little vibration but it got better after tightening down the attacthment screw
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LAKEWOOD RANCH — It's a good thing 17-year-old Jessica Hagood doesn't mind the color red because this year, she'll be wearing quite a bit of it.
Last month, the upcoming senior at Lakewood Ranch High School was selected as one of 10 national officers for 2009/2010 for Family, Career and Community Leaders of America. She is the first student from Manatee to hold a national office for the organization.
"My biggest goal is that people will see my passion for this organization," Hagood said. "It's not just loving FCCLA. It's loving what FCCLA stands for (leadership and family). That can carry into any part of your life."
As the national vice-president of community service for FCCLA, Hagood will spend much of the school year in Reston, Va., at the FCCLA's national headquarters, where she will attend training and program planning sessions and help plan the focus and content of the FCCLA's 2010 National Leadership Conference next July in Chicago.
She also will be responsible for organizing the national service project in which every FCCLA chapter in the country will participate. This year's project is a partnership with the Children's Miracle Network. Each FCCLA chapter will receive flowers — each representing a child in the network — that they can sell to raise money for the network, plant or give to children in Miracle Network hospitals.
Hagood's own ambition is more personal.
"My goal is to visit a few of the hospitals this year," she said. "I might go to Utah to meet with national staff from the Children's Miracle Network. I want to raise a lot of money for it. That's my biggest (goal)."
Throughout the year, Hagood and her adviser Elaine Bowling will spend much of their time traveling across the country for speaking engagements, planning sessions and even meeting with legislators to advocate for funding for family consumer science, among other events.
Hagood said being away from her friends and family and from her schoolwork will be difficult, but the experience will be one of a lifetime — one that will teach her how to speak publicly, how to think on her feet and how to work with people, among other things.
"It's going to be hard, but I'm definitely glad I got this position," she said. "It really is a once-in-a-lifetime thing."
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Wine dogs perform different roles for wineries. Randal Wilson's standard schnauzers, Belle and Dixie, are trained to chase deer from Wilson's White Oak Vineyards, located just off Highway 9 in Iron City. Wilson has sensors located in different areas throughout his vineyards. Each sensor emits a unique signal that sounds in Wilson's bedroom. The dogs know by the signal emitted where to go in the vineyard to chase off marauding deer.
There are only two among the vineyard dogs I have met. Moose was a member of the official welcoming party of B.R. Cohn Winery in Sonoma. The late canine was a "Blab," the progeny of an English bulldog and a black lab. I experienced an up close and personal encounter with the appropriately named Moose when he parked his sizable derrière on my feet because I happened to be standing in his sunny spot on the tasting room floor.
I met Sissy at Swanson Vineyards in Napa. The late Sissy, a black lab rescue dog, applied herself to vineyard management checking the brix, or sugar level, of prized Swanson grapes by eating them. Sissy's owner, Swanson vineyard manager Pam Bond, shooed Sissy away from the grapes out of concern, I thought, for the dog's digestive health. It turned out Bond was more concerned about the value of Swanson's prized Napa grapes on which Sissy was dining.
Frenchie, a bulldog belonging to Jean-Charles Boisset and his wife Gina Gallo, has his own winery and wine label. Frenchie Winery invites dogs to "Come Bark With Us." Patrons of Frenchie Winery are invited to bring their four-legged family members to enjoy the comfort of a shady dog suite, complete with wine barrel beds, from which owners may watch their pampered pets via the "Frenchie Cam" while enjoying the human wine tasting experience.
Not all animals have such pampered lifestyles or meaningful occupations. Many are neglected and abandoned to indiscriminately breed. One local organization struggling with the problem of overpopulation of abandoned and neglected animals is SAVE, acronym for Saving Animals Volunteer Effort. SAVE is a non-profit organization dedicated to halting pet overpopulation by providing access to low-cost spaying and neutering.
Tyson Fine Wines and Things, located at 3326 Henry Road in Golden Springs, is hosting for the third year a Howl-O-Ween benefit wine tasting for SAVE from 5:30-7:30 p.m. Thursday. Proceeds from the tasting and donated items — including a large format bottle, a Jeroboam, holding the equivalent of four standard bottles — will go to SAVE. Everyone is invited to join in the Howl-O-Ween fun. Wine representatives Gina Stephens from International Wines, Leigh Monroe Barall of Pinnacle Imports and Clay Rivenbark of Rush Wines will be on hand pouring an array of wines from their portfolios.
Stephens will feature a selection of Washington state wines from the Magnificent Wine Company producers of House Wine including House Chardonnay, Fish House Sauvignon Blanc, House Red, Steak House Cabernet and Mountain Merlot. Harvey Steiman of Wine Spectator Magazine has said of these wines, "The minimalist labels and low prices belie the BIG personality of the wine itself."
Barall will pour sips of Evolucio Dry Furmint from Hungary, described as being crisp like chardonnay from Chablis in France. Furmint is the grape varietal more often used in making late harvest sweet wines from Hungary, but this wine is bone dry.
Barall will also pour a Zazou red blend from the Languedoc region of France. Zazous were part of a subculture in France during and after WWII made up of young people expressing their individuality through wearing avant-garde clothing to rebel against conservatism imposed by the Nazis.
Rivenback will pour private label Rush wines from distributor Rush Garner. Especially popular in this area is Rush sparkling wine. Rivenback will also pour a Moselland Black Cat Riesling from Germany in homage to Halloween and to the cats SAVE serves.
Howl-O-Ween wine tasting
• A benefit for SAVE (Saving Animals Volunteer Effort)
• 5:30-7:30 p.m. Thursday at Tyson Fine Wines and Things, 3326 Henry Road, Anniston, 256-236-9910.


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It started with high-potency pot turning up on the streets of Montgomery County neighborhoods and a tip call to the district attorney.
"It was actually a call made to me personally that generated what's in front of you," District Attorney Risa Vetri Ferman told reporters at a Thursday morning news conference displaying some of the pot.
That tip started "Operation Weed Whacker" and led detectives to some of the proceeds from the $14.6 million marijuana operation with ties to California and distributors all across our area. Hundreds of pounds of pot was seized along with hundreds of thousands of dollars in drug profits. Eight defendants are facing serious charges.
"The marijuana they brought in from California was spread across Southeast Pennsylvania," the D.A. explained.
"This is a lot of effort for pot," said one defense attorney
Defense attorneys weren't buying the D.A.'s claims as they tried to lower the $4-million bail for the main defendants, Dennis Frederick and his brother Jeffrey.
"This is not about cocaine, it's not about crack, heroin or all of the other very addictive drugs. It's about pot," said defense attorney Hope Lefeber, who represents Dennis Frederick.
The Frederick brothers are charged, along with Charles Sadrin, with running a corrupt organization that shipped close to 4,000 pounds of high-grade pot to the region in big tool boxes. Police say five different varieties were offered at $4,000 a pound. The latest pot shipment was stored in a place they called "the warehouse" on Sigel Street in South Philly.
"We're talking about an organization that in less than one-and-half years has moved $14.5 million," Ferman said. "That is massive."
Investigators took nearly 400 pounds of pot and close to half-a-million dollars out of the garage on the 1100 block of Sigel Street two weeks ago. They also seized 30 cell phones, guns, cars and $700,000 in cash.
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D.C.'s first two Wal-Marts will open on the same day, just in time for holiday shopping: Dec. 4. Both stores will open at 8 a.m. that day, according to a statement from Wal-Mart.
More than 11K apply for jobs at D.C.'s new Wal-Mart stores
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UNC Asheville Celebrates Martin Luther King Jr. Week with Community Service, Special Events
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UNC Asheville will celebrate the life and work of Martin Luther King Jr. with a series of special events January 18-21. Although classes will not be in session on Martin Luther King Jr. Day, student volunteers will turn their day off into "A Day On," by contributing a four hours of service to community organizations on January 18. Other events include documentary screenings, a panel discussion and a keynote address by Robert Bullard, who is widely considered the father of environmental justice.
• Students will lead a unity service, "Celebrating King's Faith and Dream Through Song, Word and Art," at 7 p.m. Tuesday, Jan. 19, in UNC Asheville's Highsmith University Union Grotto. Interfaith service will focus on students' expression of their faith via dance, song, scripture reading, multimedia and spoken word in regards to King's faith, dream and impact. The event is free and open to the public.
• Bullard will deliver a keynote address at 7 p.m. Wednesday, Jan. 20, in UNC Asheville's Lipinsky Auditorium. Bullard is the Edmund Asa Ware Distinguished Professor of Sociology and director of the Environmental Justice Resource Center at Clark Atlanta University. He has written 15 books on issues from environmental racism to sustainable development. Bullard was featured in CNN's "People You Should Know." In 2008, he was named one of the 13 "Environmental Leaders of the Century" by Newsweek. A limited number of tickets for the general public will be available for $5 at the door.
• A panel discussion on diverse faith traditions and the environmental movement will be held at 12:25 p.m. Thursday, Jan. 21, in UNC Asheville's Highsmith University Union Mountain Suites. The event is free and open to the public.
• A screening of "Let's Get Real," a short documentary about advocates, bystanders, bullies and victims will be held 4:30 Thursday, Jan. 21, in UNC Asheville's Highsmith University Union room 104. The documentary includes interviews with both bullies and those being bullied, and examines some of the causes of bullying, such as racial or religious differences and perceived sexual orientation. The event is free and open to the public.
• "The Renewal Project," a documentary on the religious environmental movement, will be shown at 8 p.m. Thursday, Jan. 21, in the Highsmith University Union Grotto. "The Renewal Project" examines environmental activists from Christian, Jewish, Buddhist and Muslim traditions, who combat global warming and mountaintop removal, and who work to promote food security, environmental justice, recycling and land preservation. The event is free and open to the public.
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At the end of the special meeting, Councilman Ben Little chastised City Manager Don Hoyt for not putting port-a-potties at the south Anniston park after the council's discussion of the issue at the Oct. 9 meeting.
"This council asked you, and pretty much everyone at that time on the board said they agreed that port-a-potties should be put at Benny Ray Park," Little said. "To this day it has not been done."
The council had discussed a youth football team's request for the portable toilets at its informal session.
The request was never brought up for a vote and the issue was clouded by a city ordinance requiring proof of insurance for organized sporting events at the parks.
The team making the request was organized under the umbrella of the Northeast Alabama Football League. Its coaches have not produced any proof of insurance to become a member of Anniston's league, said Steven Folks, the director of the city's Parks and Recreation Department. That could put the city at risk if any players were injured during a game at the park, he said.
Hoyt said he was just following the city's ordinances.
"I talked with the individuals that said they were the coaches or the leaders of the group," Hoyt said. "I asked them if they had insurance; they said they did."
Hoyt said he asked those leaders to bring proof of insurance to City Hall, but they never have, he said. The team should not be allowed to use the park, he said.
Councilman Herbert Palmore said the issue of port-a-potties should be separated from the issue of the team using the park. Councilmen Jay Jenkins and Marcus Dunn didn't believe that was possible, though.
"The reason that we need a port-a-potty there is because the team's out there," Jenkins said. "When the team is not out there, the crowd is not there."
Other teams have complied with the city's rules, Jenkins pointed out.
The city should require proof of insurance as a condition of providing port-a-potties, Dunn said.
But city attorney Cleophus Thomas said the city's non-action on the issue thus far — the season will end in a few weeks — had in essence given the team permission to continue using the field. The city has rules to prevent the team from playing there, but chose not to enforce them, he said.
"You let them go out there, so they're there," Thomas said.
The council voted 3 to 1 to install the port-a-potties with Jenkins voting no and Mayor Gene Robinson abstaining.
The council members also unanimously certified the results of the Oct. 9 runoff elections, which chose David Reddick for the Ward 2 council seat and Millie Harris for the Ward 4 seat. Those two new members and the others elected Aug. 28 will take office Nov. 5.
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I have the same problem. It's not an issue until summer, when we have our windows open, but it's loud enough to wake us up. What can we do?
Is there such a thing. I have a neighbor that is complaining about water heater blower noise that is keeping them up at night? Any ideas other than moving the vent to fix this problem?
I have the same problem. It's not an issue until summer, when we have our windows open, but it's loud enough to wake us up. What can we do?
This is a silly problem, and really not much of a "problem." It is easily, though, the loudest vent I have ever heard. They put mufflers on these things on the inside of the house to cut down on noise, so I thought there might be something that would work on the outside of the house, too. Do you know of any reason not to rig up some sort of muffler on the outside?
They normaly don't make a lot of noise. Your heater must be right on the other side of the wall. If it is an old heater the fan motor may be bad and causing a lot of noise. You could place a sound absorbing screen a few feet away from it between it and the neighbors. Not sure how much that will help but it may. If it is only bothering them at night you could turn it off at night and back on in the AM but what a pain. I don't know of any mufflers used on PV heaters inside or outside the home.
I had a Smith power vent that was pretty loud
a few years ago......Smiths are the worst.
I was sort of ashamed how loud it really was
outside, and feared complaints from the neighbors.
the power vent actually echowed between the two house
and sort of bellowed out into the back yard where others
behind this fellow could hear it......
I dsecided to cure the problem before I ever got a complaint from anyone.....
I took and turned down the pipe comming out of the house
with a 2 inch elbow and took it down to about a foot from the grass...
the ground seemed to absorb about 75% the noise
and I never had to take it to the next level......
I had considered pointing that vent pipe downwards
towards a metal bucket sitting on the ground but never had to go that far....
And Another option I had batted around with the
customer was digging out a 10 inch deep hole directly
under the exaust pipe and letting the fumes , condensation and sound
blast downwards into mother earth..
I hate SMITH heaters......
Last edited by master plumber mark; 06-10-2007 at 11:49 AM.
Thanks for all the advice. I may put a T on it to deflect the sound to the left and right respectively. I am hoping this will dissipate the sound in either direction and point it a direction other than their bedroom window.
I followed Mark's plan and had the same idea to use a T, which I did. I also aimed the openings of the T at two big rocks. The sound is deflected and more muffled, but still there. Better, yes. Total solution, not quite. It just seems crazy that they should be this load or that there is not some sort of ready-made muffler that could be used.
we have the same problem, on a new house - the vent's right under the bedroom window and keeps us awake summer and winter. We are waiting for a quote to build a new flue in the garage so we don't have to listen to the power vent anymore (and so it doesn't continue to destroy my AC condenser - see my previous post)


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I am pretty excited to be a part of this blog tour - - this pattern is making it's rounds! But that's awesome, because it has ENDLESS POSSIBILITIES!
Just like it says, it's a go-to pattern. When you buy a pattern, you want it to be able to be used multiple times - this is it! It comes in sizes 12 months all the way through 12 years, so your little girls won't be outgrowing it anytime soon. Plus it comes with so many options - several different ways to do the sleeves, waistband, length, pockets, addition of a hood and embellishments - really , the combos are endless!
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--comes in tons of sizes - it'll fit all the girls I would want to make this for
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I went with a flutter sleeve and I think my gathers turned out pretty nice:
Instead of turning under the edge of the pocket, I zig zagged it on - - if you look close, it's a little puckery, but not enough for me to mind:
I made this for a comfy go-to dress for my soon-to-be 2nd grader, but she's off with her Grandma and Grandpa in Idaho for a couple of weeks - so I had to borrow Kate's daughter for a model - she claimed she loved this dress and wanted one just like it for herself. So it's a little big on her since my daughter's a little bigger than her, but it's still cute:
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Went to Cactus Grille on 12/15/12 the place empty and we thought it was closed because there were no cars in the lot. After going inside and being seated by the bartender we soon found out why. The place was cold dark and stinky I don't think I will ever forget my wife's face. Then we can hear some guys at the bar or someone in the kitchen swearing. The place was dirty. The mirror on the wall looks like it has never been cleaned the table was sticky and had food residue on it. I though of the show Restaurant Impossible, the owner should watch the show and then call them. The food wasn't that bad but I can only imagine what the kitchen looks like. We had burritos my wife didn't even eat half, I ate mine but I was starving. I would give it a 6 out of 10, nothing special. Needless to say I don't think I will ever be back to the Cactus Grille. I know I will never be there with wife. The prices were a little ridiculous also. Like another review states "your better of grabbing some Taco Bell and a six pack and eating you own clean cozy home.
Awful – I would never recommend this place to anyone! Poor customer service (except for a patron walking by our table asked what we were having ..lol)The waitress barely spoke.Which made me wonder if she knew anything about the menu.She never asked if we needed anything or if everything was ok.I was constantly looking for her,napkins,drinks,etc.The chips were cold and stale.I asked for them to be heated and to have cheese added.They came back hard and over heated.My burrito was lukewarm but edible.My husband's burrito was replaced with a fajita.Waitress messed up our order.But she did manage to bring his burrito dish back in 5 minutes.The beef was raw! We didn't dare send another item back.(I know a few chefs.You never send a second item back to the chef..I gave my husband my dinner.We did get credit for his meal.I think we just went on a bad night and had a bad waitress.Do we dare use our other gift card??..Maybe for a few beers only.
Super Mexican – Great place for a casual meal with friends. We go often after volunteering nearby. Prices are low for the amount of food that you get and the drinks are always strong. Service has always been extremely friendly and attentive.
Very enjoyable mexican/american – I've been to the restaurant many times over the years dating back to it's location near the Hurricane barrier, Richmond Street, and even the Smithfield location as well as the Allens Ave. site (Old HoJo). It's been an odyssey with those longing for Richmond St, probably more enamored with the bar scene than the restaurant. Agree with some of the reviews on being a bit too pricey, but the food and service negative critiques don't ring true for me.
Straight out of Kitchen Nightmares! – I thought that I had walked in on an episode of reality show Kitchen Nightmares, after visiting this place. My meal (some sort of chicken enchilada) was covered in two types of glistening bargain cheese, and the chicken was very dry, and tasted like it was frozen. The coffee I ordered with desert was so weak, it tasted like tainted water. My Key lime pie was overwhelmed with whipped cream. Throughout the meal, we also had 2-3 little friends buzzing around our food, drinks, and mouths (some sort of fly). If you are in the mood for Mexican, you'd be better off just picking up some Taco Bell, and a six pack, and enjoy the comfort of your own home. You won't be missing out on any significant ambiance, and throwing away your money on an indigestible meal.
Waste of money & time!!! – I used to be a huge fan of the cactus on Richmond St. as well as the one in Framingham MA...(mostly because my husband worked as a chef at them!), The service, atmosphere and quality of food USED to be outstanding. About a week ago however, I Re-visited the existing establishment due to the review i read from the new owner boasting the improvements.
We walkied into the front door and we knocked down by the overpowering odor that resembled a public restroom on the turnpike. Perhaps thats why there was only one other car in the parking lot. Next we were seated in an empty dining room, by a man who was sitting at the bar, not working behind it, dressed in more than plain street clothes. Still wanting to satisfy my craving for a watermelon margarita and chicken nachos we placed our order and asked for chips and salsa while we waited.(@ the old richmond st location this would have earned 5 stars already...an then some!!! The food & mixed drinks there were truly to die for! Thats why there was always a wait for a table!!!),
Shortly thereafter we were brought our drinks, which i will admit are good size(horrible tasting though!), and our chips & salsa. It didn't specify in the menu that we would be getting stale TOSTITOS and plain CHOPPED TOMATOES! I was horrified that a mexican restaurant would have the nerve to try and pull this off. Once the nachos came and we saw that these were also just a pile of tostitos and toppings including cheese that wasn't even melted throughout, we all shared a look of disbelief and pulled out our purses to leave money to cover the pitiful excuse for mexican food and our ice cubes and tequila. We left the entire meal practically untouched and walked out to go find a "chilis". At least a place like that can make a salsa with a little taste and a margarita with other ingredients besides tequila, and its not a ghostown!
My advice is to STAY AWAY!!!!
It is such a shame that who ever owned Richmond St didnt realize the JEM they had!!!!!!
Great overall experience – I have been a patron of Cactus Grille for many years. Even when it changed locations, I kept coming back for more. The bartenders, food, and total package makes for a fun, relaxing outing. I would highly suggest that people who want to enjoy good food, excellent service, and great cocktails to try it out. With so many restaurant choices in Rhode Island, we can be very picky. I have traveled a great a deal and by far I prefer Cactus Grille over all other Mexican restaurants. My favorite dish is Pasta de la casa...and the buffalo chicken grilled pizza..There have been improvements made to the restaurant recently.. If you have not been at the Cactus in awhile, try it again. I even try to get to the restaurant for lunch during the week. Great place to sit at the bar and enjoy great conversation and service with great flair. Don't wait until Cinco de Mayo. Try it now.
Cactus Grille now under very NEW Ownership – As the new owner of the Cactus Grille, I read these reviews with much interest. At this point, all I can say is that changes and improvements are coming soon. Renovations, both indoor (bathrooms and tables) and outdoor (landscape and awnings) are in the works. A revised menu with better pricing is also in the works t be completed soon!
If you have vowed never to return, then I apologize for your negative dining experience. I am always available to discuss recommendations from our guests perspective. Please feel free to call anytime. Your business is important and I appreciate your feedback. Thank you.
so bland, so overpriced – Got a good review from a coworker, decided to eat here for my birthday....SO DISAPPOINTED. The place looks cool, the staff was friendly, we went at like 5pm on a Saturday night, they were playing ray charles?! and there were maybe 5 other people in the whole restaurant. None of that really bothered us tho. The part that bothered me was how horribly overpriced the food was. You get a pretty big plate of food, but it tastes like NOTHING! I got a pulled chicken burrito; it was almost as bland as the Blue Moon margarita I ordered. not impressed, not ever going again
great customer service – South Providence turns into South of The Border when you are at the Cactus Grille. The workers are friendly,and helpful to make you feel comfortable. Very attractive, and willing to please the customer. For the food its a little pricey but worth it., large portions, and free refills. I have been there a few times, but it has improved in the last months. I love Mexican food and it can be hard to find real authentic Mexican restaurants in Rhode Island, but I would recommend the Cactus Grille!
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PARKERSBURG — Homecoming has officially begun with the selection of the Little Miss, Little Mister and Junior Miss Parkersburg Homecoming titles being named Friday night....
Well that's my girl in that picture. And I can tell she wants to do this, not pushed by her mother. Every child that participates got a trophy as with many things these days. There was only runner ups a photogenic and a winner. There are no "owners" of this gadget. Just businesses who donate to put this on and gift for kids. My daughter has raised thousands for Relay for Life thru her platform and fundraisers? Cam you say the same?
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Nourfb. I think these Mothers are living vicariously through their children. Parading these children in front of an audience to judge them cannot be healthy. I do not care what these children support, that is not an issue. It is pass ,fail for their tender minds. They give awards from everything from best tiara to best tied shoes. They have to make up some of these categories. The only folks that gain from this are the "Pageant Owners" and the retailers that sell the awards,banners and silly costumes that attempt to make a six year old look older.
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Sure have! It's not all about appearance, it's about speaking in front if people, self confidence, and most importantly community support, Just read the paper and you will see what all organizations these kids support.
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I wonder if anyone has researched the affect these "Pageants" have on these children? I am not sure they are healthy for the kids.
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