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Your unique New York foodie experiences
Coming to Manhattan next week from London - its my boyfriends 30th on the Friday and I want to treat him a unique to New York dinning experience, something that we probably wouldn't be able to get in London. I would be grateful for any suggestions, also how far ahead do I need to book?
re: LFeinberg
Sorry I am coming next week so the Friday would be the 20th, thanks
re: peasouper
What kind of cuisine are you looking for? What does he like?
re: LFeinberg
We are pretty open to suggestion really, he is quite fond of fish, rare steaks and snails!!
re: peasouper
Check out: Lure Fishbar, The Stanton Social (for American tapas/small plates), Barrio Chino (great Mexican food), Wallse (Continental/Austrian influenced), The Strip House (steak)
Not here to suggest where to ear for dinner, but as far as something unique that you don't have in London, visit and partake of Italian pastries...I suggest Rocco's in the Village
i think a world class meal at bouley or veritas is pretty quintessential. you may have some high end standouts in london but the new york experience is completely different.
id choose bouley over veritas. begin or end the evening with drinks at brandy library, a few blocks away.
you should be able to squeeze in a reservation...if not, call around 3pm the day of the dinner and see if any cancellations came in.
if you want more low end, a pastrami sandwich on club bread at katz's is yr best bet.
That's a good last point, Sam1. If you're not fixated on high end dining, just try the street carts in NYC. You won't find dosai or arepas stands in London--at least I never did. There are two Manhattan locations listed here: http://streetvendor.org/public_html/s... . Here's another good site: http://midtownlunch.com/blog/restaura...
I'd also do a search of this board for the hidden street gems that are all over the city.
Mexican and Korean barbecue haven't really hit London yet, either, have they? Name your price range and I'll throw out a couple of suggestions.
re: peasouper
Hey peasouper (great handle!), you really ought to try Korean barbecue. Most of the best places are a little divey, but there is a pretty decent mid-scale restaurant called Do Hwa on Carmine St. with aesthetically Spartan decor. Make sure you get a table with a grill to do your own grilling (that's a lot of the fun!), but be forewarned that the smell tends to stick a bit.
For upscale Mexican, a lot of people have recommended Centrico (Tribeca) on this board, though I haven't been able to try it, yet. The Rosa Mexicano locations (including ones in the Lincoln Center and Union Square areas) have nice decor--very hip and modern--and even though the food is criticized for being sort of gringo-ized, it's still very tasty. There's also Mi Cocina in the West Village. Decor is brighter. Decor and food both tend towards the traditional.
For sushi, I know y'all have a Nobu in London, but seriously, ours is way better. ;) And far better than Nobu NY is Sushi Yasuda (which oonth has already recommended). Bond St. has lovely decor and passable fish. People who like maki rolls--especially neu-school ones--will point you to Nobu, Bond St, and Sushi Samba. (Yasuda appeals more to traditionalists like me.) Sushi Samba is loud, hip, and sceney.
For steak, go to Megu for the kobe beef.
re: drbelfer
I agree with drbelfer. You've gotta try a bagel (Russ & Daughters is good), a slice of cheesecake (Junior's is convenient), and a slice of pizza (Lombardi's and John's on Bleeker St. are reliable). I'd also add a deli sandwich to the list and Katz's is the place for that.
You have to go to either Papaya King or Grey's Papaya and have hot dogs and a Papaya drink. I am not a hotdog fan and I swear to you these hotdogs are awesome! My husband is a NY native and he dreams of these hotdogs in Florida ; )
Hmmm.... London has a pretty good dining scene, so I was trying to think of places for a nice dinner the likes of which I haven't seen in London, and here's what I came up with:
What you definitely can't get in London...a view of NYC... try The River Cafe in Brooklyn, for great food and a beautiful view of the Brooklyn Bridge and downtown. Or, the Rainbow Room for an amazing view. The food is ok but the view is fantastic. Even if you don't go there for dinner, you may want to go for drinks.
Also, not notable for the views at all but places I think you'd find different than the dining scene in London: Babbo, Esca, Gramercy Tavern. Luger's and Acquavit.
Have fun!
Does London have anything like the Grand Central Oyster Bar? I have no idea as the few times I was in London were too brief and too long ago.
It's a great space and the food is pretty good...classic seafood and an amazing raw bar.
And you can't get any more Manhattan than Manhattan Clam Chowder.
Displaced Londoner here, been living in NYC for the last 2 years. Genre wise I would recommend the following where I believe that NYC is clearly operating at a higher level than London - Sushi Bar, Korean BBQ, Mexican, Steakhouse. If your guy is into raw fish a double header of dinner at Sushi Yasuda followed by drinks (a very extensive sake list) + green tea truffles at Sakagura across the road would be a good option.
So-called fine dining appears to have become much of a muchness the world over these days but what you do get in NYC is fine dining at very affordable (relatively speaking) prices especially at lunchtime (check out the deals at Perry Street, Jean Georges for example). Foodwise, I have found the fine dining experiences in NYC to be a mixed bag but I definitely recommend 11 Madison Park which is offering some spectacular food in a beautiful art deco space with outstanding service. Pricewise in the evening you can expect to pay approx $150 per person with a good amount of alcohol, tax and tip included.
New York is also good for innovative/conceptual/unique eateries. In this category I would recommend Degustation (creative Catalan you could say), Upstairs at Bouley (separate new American, Italian and Japanese menus + open kitchen) and either of the Momofukus (pan Asian in the most general sense but a real hotch potch of interesting, varied and flavoursome items). All of these have the added advantage of mid level pricing something which London is struggling to offer for the moment. The Caracas Arepa House recommendation is also a good one but that's not a special occasion place.
Definitely book as far ahead as possible for a Friday night.
Puzzled about the comments re Italian pastries and dosas both of which are widely available in London.
re: oonth
I don't think anyone can do better than the rec's from the displaced Londoner above but someone mentioned The Strip House which is a pretty great steak place with old-school, romantic charm (get the naked lady matchbooks for friends). Peter Luger's is better steak but it is also in Williamsburg (and not the "cool" part) and nearly impossible to get into. you could maybe go for lunch for one of their amazing burgers (they stop serving burgers at 3pm).
Prune is a consistently great new-American menu that is always inspired (and packed).
How about pizza for a lunch? Although the best is DiFara's in a no-where's-ville part of Brooklyn (sorry Midwood) and the waits on the weekend can try the patience of a saint. Grimaldi's or Lombardi's are authentic pizza places but a bit overwhelmed by tourists.
Maybe Pearl Oyster Bar for Lobster Rolls? I think those are a New England regional thing and not too popular in London. Lots of great seafood there too.
These aren't really special occasion type places (except for the steak houses)- they are more for your laid-back meals.
I would check out the Modern - at the Museum of Modern Art. Perfect if you check out the museum beforehand (recommended). Reserve in the main dining room, (where, if it is still light outside, you'll get terrific views of the beautiful sculpture garden). They have hearty food - Alsatian styled.
re: kayonyc
Thanks to you all for some amazing suggestions, I have ideas to keep us going all week, I will have some serious excess baggage on the plane home, lovely to see such a helpfull community. Thanks Oonth, Pastoralia, Kayonyc and Cimui for the great streetcart ideas.Really love the view suggestions too...
Hope I can reciprocate with any ideas for London dining in the future
re: peasouper
You're welcome. Actually, I would love London suggestions - I will be there in 9 days. I have posted my request for London suggestions at:


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All the details are in our forum…. about the Adventure Weekend At Nogrady Knob, Scott Nogrady's place in Valley Head, West Virginia. Check it out!
Don't miss this one:
– All the ribs you can eat, done "wright"
– A 2-mile GS trail, none better!
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This is a special event, put on by fellow GS Giant Lee Waggoner and the Nashville, TN BMW club.
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Coming at the end of May, the 26th-31, in conjunction with the BMW RA rally at Barber Motorsports Park in Birmingham, AL. Check out the details and get registered here.
It's kind of a big deal and it's coming up in July, in conjunction with the BMW MOA Rally. There will be GS Gypsy Tours ahead of the rally, and at the rally you can ride the adventure track, sit in on seminars, take day rides, get training from the BMW Performance Center and more. Check out the action and register here.
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Twitter #HUONTARIO14
Will post more as the event unravels.
March Moto Madness is held annually in the south western portion of the Cherokee National Forest in Tellico Plains, TN. Situated in the Blue Ridge Mountains of the Central Appalachians, the area is a destination for riders from around the world and known for roads like the Cherohala Skyway, Deal's Gap / The Dragon, Blue Ridge Parkway. For all the great "on" road rides there is an equally fantastic variety of "off" road opportunities and the area has become as much a destination for dual sport / adventure riding as it has for it's world renowned ribbons of asphalt. Continue reading


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It Makes Them Disappear Lyrics - Pantera
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Gone... (x2)
The time had finally come to kill the vein.
And I'm dropping down the dirt on your grave
It might hurt so bad, but I can't feel sad
Rid of a fool like you
The wrath has just begun
The time has finally come
And it hurts so bad, and it drives me mad
Life with a blinded view (of you)
It makes them disappear
It fills their life with fear
When their future isn't clear
It makes them disappear
- Gone - (x2)
So the coward has up and run to be saved
But with each step taken down, you sink in your grave
It might hurt so bad, but I can't feel sad
Rid of a fool like you
Get the fuck on down the road
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This song | Reviewer: Darrell Mootispaw | 7/1/13
This was my brothers favorite pantera song I remember the day dime was killed I remember thinking how horrible it would be to witness what bunny had to little did I know 9 years later I would face the same situation. On June the seventh at 10:05 pm my brother was murdered before my very eyes shot down this was his song and I'm grateful for it... takes me back. Used to blast that riff. RIP JAM We turn this up for you everytime we listen to it
It Makes Them Disappear - So Underated | Reviewer: Del McAuley | 11/8/12
I just wanted to say recently I've starting listening to Reinventing the Steel having never really paid it much mind in the past. The more I listen to it the more I find gems.
This song is one of my workout songs now. F**kin love it. And the lyrics are some of Phil's best. Beautiful guitar aura in the chorus too. Darrell was the jewel of the crown, Phil was the steel that held it together. Peace Pantera. Thanks for the energy you supply me with.
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This song can best be described as having the most Raw Ass Power in music anywhere past and defenitly present...The energy this song puts out is not intended for the weak, and should be taken in small doses...for those who have never heard this piece of work, go out and find yourself a wall of cement and bash your face into it hard as u can a couple of times to feel the energy that is equalivent to this song!!! (No lie) Dime we love you and miss you every fukkin day... I would have taken those bullets for you!!! Rest in peace brother!!!! PANTERA!
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iPad Mini has arrived! Steve Jobs wasn't a proponent of the shape element. He frequently joked which 7-inch pill could come with a sand paper thus consumers might shave ofs their fingers. Yet, here it happens to be.
All New iPad Mini is 7.85-inch inside size plus merely 7.2mm thick. It weighs just 0.68 lbs. It has same resolution because the greater brother 9.7-inch iPad 2 (1,024×768). It moreover sports the same A5 processor. Battery may last 10 hours about a charge. As rumored iPad Mini usually have HD FaceTime camera plus Lightning connector. 16GB model usually commence at $ 329, 4G model $ 449.
Some 5 million iPad Mini are expected to market by Christmas. You are able to begin by preordering yours about Friday, Oct. 26. New iPad Mini usually begin shipping this Friday October 26th, your day of Windows 8 plus Microsoft flagship Surface tablet's release.
- Form factorTablet
- Operating systemiOS (6)
- Screen size9.7 inches
- Storage typeInternal storage (16 GB, Flash)
- Maximum power lifeUp to 10 hours
- Dimensions9.5 x 7.31 x 0.34 in
- Weight1.3 lb
- ReleasedMarch 11, 2011
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Police in Springfield arrested a Right to Farm protester at the Ozark Empire Fair after fair security claimed she was causing a disturbance. But opponents of the controversial farm bill say the arrest was an egregious violation of one's freedom of speech. Last week, Laura Umpenour was at the fair a ... More >>
Happy pride, St. Louis! Now in its 35th year, PrideFest St. Louis kicks off at 11 a.m. Saturday with the official wreath laying ceremony on the steps of Soldiers Memorial. The gay pride festival also honors LGBT troops with an official military entry in the Wells Fargo Grand Pride Parade, the city' ... More >>
Ever see St. Louis County cops in camouflage military fatigues on the street and wonder why they're dressed like they're going to Iraq instead of Creve Coeur? That's the county's Tactical Operations Unit - the SWAT team - and Sargeant Matthew Pleviak tells Daily RFT that the camouflage is worn so t ... More >>
At the Monsanto shareholders' meeting on Tuesday that was publicized by activists for a vote on whether the company should enact mandatory GMO labeling, two things were clear: Mandatory GMO labels aren't happening any time soon, and the police have Monsanto's back. "He has just entered a blue Ford ... More >>
Anonymous, everyone's favorite hacktavist collective, has set its digital sights on the rural Missouri town of Maryville, the site of a convoluted and horrible rape case involving two teenage girls and a three high school athletes. In January fourteen-year-old Daisy Coleman and a thirteen-year-old ... More >>
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Dan Deacon will play the Firebird this Sunday. It will be a good time; in this week's print issue RFT Music writer Ryan Wasoba gets you up to speed: "The solo performer built a reputation making tongue-in-cheek electro pop and treating his shows like enormous games of Simon Says." But Deacon has mo ... More >>
Today Attorney General Chris Koster is expected to release details of the St. Louis Rams' counter-proposal on how to fix up the Edward Jones Dome -- despite objections from the football team and the Convention and Visitors Commission. We're not saying who, but someone very close to the negotiations ... More >>
Today's comment comes in response to a post revealing the 10 highest-paid CEO's in Missouri. No. 2 on the list, with 2010 compensation of $13.1 million, is Monsanto's Hugh Grant. That name caused a romantic-comedy flashback for commenter "Oh," who writes:The CEO of Monsanto deserves his 13.1 mill ... More >>
A WikiLeaks cable indicates that the U.S. was advised to start a trade war with European Union members who banned genetically modified grains. The Guardian reports that in 2007, France attempted to ban a form of Monsanto's GM corn, leading to ambassador Craig Stapleton asking the U.S. to penalize co ... More >>
image viaHere in St. Louis, lots and lots of people are working tirelessly to explain the meaning of life -- not in the philosophical sense, but literally: How does the universe work? Here are some of the discoveries they've made this month, as reported in Riverfront Times and Daily RFT: Bar ... More >>
Image viaMonsanto's anti-food-desert project up in Chi-townFor those of y'all who think Monsanto = Satan: It was they who threw in $100,000 to help fund the City Produce Project up in Chicago, which last year produced 20,000 pounds of corn, squash, carrots, beans and other veggies in Chi-town's s ... More >>
Image viaAbout half of America's sugar supply comes from sugar beets such as these.On Tuesday, a federal judge ordered that any of Monsanto's Roundup Ready sugar beets planted commercially since August be yanked out of the ground and destroyed. (Read the full decision.) Back in August, U.S. Distr ... More >>
Oh Lolli Lolli, which opened in August.This week, Gut Check was chock-full of local restaurant news. Ian posted a rundown of August's restaurant openings and closings, and we also reported on scheduled openings of Lester's Tavern and a new Wasabi location. Then we checked out the revamped ... More >>
The rest of the world doesn't want our genetically-modified seeds. The Atlantic reports Thai farmers protesting modified rice via opera, Haitian farmers burning bags of Roundup Ready seeds donated by Monsanto, and where modified alfalfa, beets and soy stand in the U.S. Corporate employees bond o ... More >>
The seed company everybody loves to hate will roll its "mobile technology unit" into Wentzville next week for three days of plant-breeding and other demos.The 53-footer "semi truck on steroids," as one Monsanto employee terms it, travels the country trying to sow interest in St. Louis-based Monsa ... More >>
Alberto Gottardo, Wikimedia CommonsWhat better time than the onset of warm weather for a delicious beer? So what better time than June for the first St. Louis Craft Beer Week? A week filled with tastings, talks and more tastings celebrated the booming craft-beer scene in St. Louis. And speakin ... More >>
There's a good chance your food didn't come from anyone like her.If there's one area of food where the Novice Foodie isn't such a novice, it's local, organic and sustainable foods -- a.k.a. Slow Food. I've been digging around to learn where my food comes from since I saw Canadian farmer/activist ... More >>
How to eat healthy at airports. (Washington Post)A remembrance of coffee shops past. (Chicago Tribune)Pittsburgh Pirates pitcher interning with the USDA. (ESPN)Singapore's Satay Man is the last of a dying breed. (The Atlantic)Monsanto draws antitrust scrutiny. (Washington Post)
Jennifer SilverbergWhy do we love Five Guys Burgers and Fries so? Because it makes us smile like that baby over there. A trip to our favorite fast-food chain was definitely the highlight of Gut Check's week, but it certainly wasn't the only highlight.What else happened?The Sneak smuggled mochi ice c ... More >>
Dara Strickland is a leading expert on sneaking food and drink into the movies. She reports on her exploits for Gut Check (from an undisclosed location) every Monday.Show: The pageantry of early spring, Missouri Botanical Garden.Food: One liter of sangria, miniature kiwi fruits.Difficulty: Easy. MOB ... More >>
The first nominee for Gut Check's 2008 Thing of the Year is author Michael Pollan.
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The St. Louis Independent Media Center makes its own fun to raise its own funds
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Scott Joplin receives a celebratory homecoming with Opera Theatre of St. Louis' revival of Treemonisha
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Dark brown sugar and hot sauce lend an olive color to this slightly sweet yet spicy dip.
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Mash avocados in a large bowl to desired consistency. Stir in corn and next 6 ingredients. Cover and chill.
Pour oil to a depth of 1/2 inch in a large skillet; heat to 350º. Stack tortillas; cut stack into 12 wedges. Fry wedges, 1 stack of 12 at a time, in hot oil 1 1/2 minutes on each side or until lightly browned. Quickly remove tortilla chips from oil; drain on paper towels, and sprinkle lightly with salt. Serve chips with dip. Garnish, if desired.
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Artist Omocat's surreal RPG Omori channels its inner Earthbound
Omori, a "surreal, exploration, horror RPG" from webcomic artist Omocat bears fleeting similarities to popular games like Nintendo's Earthbound, which may be what pushed it past its $22,000 goal on Kickstarter in just over one day. Omori has players traveling between two worlds, exploring...
Sonic the Hedgehog box art illustrator Greg Martin passes away
Prolific video game cover artist Greg Martin has passed away, a personal friend announced at the NintendoAge forum this week. Martin illustrated many iconic video game covers throughout the 1990s, establishing distinctive looks for Sega's Sonic the Hedgehog series characters and Namco's Pac-Man,...
Will work for Wasteland 2: inXile asks fans to create its Unity assets
Wasteland 2 is hosting a crowdsourcing experiment that feels more like a straight-up art contest: interested artists can create game assets in Unity, based on concept images, and inXile will review the entries. inXile will pay and credit artists to use any designs it likes in-game, with other...
Battleblock Theater will have 200 playable characters, and at least one duck
Developer The Behemoth has been toiling away on its latest, Battleblock Theater, for a while now, and all we've learned about the game has come from a few scant glances at various industry events. But the game is finally code complete, so the developer is being a little more forthcoming with...
Dave Gross, Nat Jones join Baldur's Gate: Enhanced Edition team
Beamdog has announced the writer for all of that new content coming in the Enhanced Edition of Baldur's Gate: Dave Gross. A very experienced fantasy and D&D writer, Gross has worked for TSR in the past, as well as having written two Forgotten Realms novels. More recently, he says, he was...
Pixel artist releases free pack of gaming-related Minecraft character skins
Sure, you've created a working computer in Minecraft, or recreated a Mega Man game, but maybe you should spend a little time customizing the most important part of that blocky world: yourself. Pixel artist Gary Lucken, also known as Army of Trolls, has created a pack of 15 different Minecraft...
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The summer heat is sizzling and so are you! For a little reminder of why you're so wonderful, use these expert tips to recognize your strengths.
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Red is radiant
A recent British study found that women get a huge confidence boost from wearing red to work. Sadly, 29 percent of us don't feel confident enough to don the power color. You don't have to go full-out, but this week, carry a red purse, tie on a red scarf, or wear big red drop earrings.
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This is the perfect location to take advantage of all Scottsdale has to offer. Just 14 miles from Sky Harbor International Airport and located within minutes of great restaurants and upscale shopping. Westworld is a five minute drive featuring the famous Barrett Jackson Car Auction, Scottsdale Arabian Horse Show and Arizona Bike Week. This location is a golfers paradise with several top courses a 3 iron away including the Scottsdale TPC, home of the Phoenix Open! For the baseball enthusiast, there are several spring training facilities nearby. The world renowned Mayo Clinic is right around the corner. The Grand Canyon and Sedona are a day trip north and Tombstone and Kartchner Caverns to the south.
Fully furnished Non-Smoking 2 bedroom (both with king beds), 2 bathroom ground floor unit in a quiet gated community in North Scottsdale. Both bedrooms have private access to individual bathrooms. All new kitchen appliances and granite countertops. Small covered private patio. Common area boasts a stunning clubhouse, heated outdoor pool and jacuzzi, outdoor gas fireplace and BBQ grills.
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Juan Pablo Galavis has issued an apology for remarks he made today in regard to the possibility of a gay Bachelor on ABC.
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Juan Pablo later added that gay people are "more pervert in a sense" and the show would be "too strong" if they were involved.
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"I want to apologize to all the people I may have offended because of my comments on having a Gay or Bisexual Bachelor. The comment was taken out of context. If you listen to the entire interview, there's nothing but respect for Gay people and their families.
"I have many gay friends and one of my closest friends who's like a brother has been a constant in my life especially during the past 5 months."
Galavis then said his difficulties with English are partly to blame for the scandal.
"The word pervert was not what I meant to say and I am very sorry about it. Everyone knows English is my second language and my vocabulary is not as broad as it is in Spanish and, because of this, sometimes I use the wrong words to express myself. What I meant to say was that gay people are more affectionate and intense and for a segment of the TV audience this would be too racy to accept.
"The show is very racy as it is and I don't let my 5 year old daughter watch it. Once again, I'm sorry for how my words were taken. I would never disrespect anyone. Sinceramente, Juan Pablo Galavis."
ABC quickly condemned Juan Pablo's comments as "careless, thoughtless and insensitive."
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I know people think gay is now okay, but any true follower of christ would not say this llifestyle is appropriate. Christ made it very clear.... man isn't to lay with man. Sexual sin will not enter the kingdom of heaven. God's plan is perfect and it's a slap in his face to promote anything else see a lot of angry people talking about Christians keep mouth shut. Nobody should be in your face, but do u not have any fear that all these prophecies are adding up? The one world government? The chip in your hand? The call for one religion the pope is asking for? The only pope in history the atheist like? None of this makes you hungry to know more? My god is a loving God, but he is an angry God where wilful sin is concerned. He'll not tolerate this! News flash. ..Jesus doesn't tolerate sin
Any true follower of Christ knows not to judge others and generally they have a good understanding of Scripture and what Jesus was clear about. You don't demonstrate either characteristic. Other than spewing hate and misinformation on Catholicism and end-of-days theories you clearly have little knowledge about what it means to be gay. Get your facts 'straight', become a true believer yourself and submit to the guidance of the Holy Spirit!
JUAN, Just ignore the haters and find the girl who is best for you, then ger married and live happily ever after! You are not getting any younger!
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Why can't people just be able to accept others for who & what they are. If they're not hurting anyone else what does it matter who they find love or attraction with. The people who harbour so much hate don't appear to understand what it is to be gay and how they sometimes live in fear & harassment or worse. Live and let live. And by the way gays are not necessarily paedophiles & heterosexuals can be just as deviant. I'm a straight male who believes in equality and non judgement of law abiding, loving people who happen to be gay.
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He keeps saying he respects them(gays) but then goes on to mention the many ways he doesn't respect them. Maybe he doesn't know what the word means.
And by the way that commenter htrwrh has some serious anger issues
He is right all fagggots are sick vile child molesters.they are hated in all societies.these rotten scourge of the earth pedaphiles.The truth hurts that they are nasty sexual deviants and will never be accepted for there sick vile ways.
You clearly have issues and display classic homophobic behaviour 'htrwrh'. Haters such as yourself are typically closeted homosexuals who live out their fantasies behind closed doors (or trap-doors if your language is anything to go by).
I must assume by your language and delivery that when you talk about faggots you are referencing cigarettes. Otherwise you have a major problem. You will one day be destroyed by the hate you are festering. BTW Kinsey in the 1960's said that "anyone" who engaged in the sexual act had deviant tendencies. Have another beer.
Juan Pablo is the last person to judge anyone. He ran from his child support obligations and had to be sued to care for the kid he "supposedly" loves so much. He lies frequently and you can see each and everyone in his eyes. His English isn't bad at all, however, he conveniently uses the "second language" routine when it suits him. As for Juan Pablo suggesting Gays would be too affectionate, just what does he think he's doing? Previews show him making out with several of the girls on the show. It's OK for him, but nobody else should show affection? He's a hypocrite and I feel sorry for the woman who ends up with him, Marriage wasn't good enough for him before, now it's all he claims he wants? He's a single Dad and slams Gays who might be single? Juan Pablo is a fraud and sickening to watch on the show.
I totally agree with you!!!!! Check this out...MOST of the chicks on this season of The Bachelor are nothing but frauds and hypocrites themselves. One of the chicks on there is just using Juan Pablo to make her baby daddy jealous. Another chick on there has racked up SEVERAL DUI's in the past few years. As for the rest of those fake-ass chicks...they are doing nothing but lying about themselves to Juan Pablo for camera time...and beyond!!!!! And, if Juan Pablo cannot see those phony chicks for who they REALLY ARE, then he's DUMBER than I thought. What a clueless idiot!!!!!


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It's probably an old classic Mac: a Mac 128/512/Plus, a SE or SE/30, or a Classic. If it's yellow-beige it's a 128/512/Plus. You can tell the difference between a Plus and a 128/512 by looking at the keyboard, if it plugs in the front with a connector that looks like a phone jack it's a 128/512 (and effectively worth zero, except to a museum) and if it plugs into the back with a circular connector it's a Plus (and not worth much more). I bought a 128 on 17 May 1984 (yes, I even recall the exact date...) and it became, in succession, a 512 then a Plus before I sold it just short in seven years later. The person I sold it to got five years use out of it and sold it to someone else who got another three or four years out of it and I don't know what happened to it after that, so it lasted at least 15 years, not at all bad for a computer. (There's a 512e as well, but that's just a 512 with a 800 kB floppy drive, like that of the Plus, instead of the 400 kB floppy drive that other 512s and 128s had.)
If it's silver-grey ('platinum', in Apple-speak) it's a SE or a SE/30. The SE was basically a Plus with a new case and a factory, as distinct from 3rd-party aftermarket hacks, internal hard drive. Early SEs had 800 kB floppy drives, later ones had 1.44 MB drives. It's impossible to find 400 or 800 kB floppies and very difficult to find 1.44 MB floppies. (Some SEs had two floppies instead of the hard drive. I could never understand why.) The SE/30 was an uprated machine, with a 68030 (hence the '/30') CPU, about equivalent to a 80386. It was the finest 'classic' Mac ever built. It could take 128 MB RAM. It had a 40, later a 80, MB hard drive. It ate 386-based computers alive and growled defiance at 486s. SEs are still worth a few, a very few, dollars. SE/30s are actually still used by a few (a very few) people.
If it's whitish-grey it's a Macintosh Classic, essentially a re-issue of a SE only cheaper, in many ways. It's worth less than a Plus.
The printer is an Imagewriter (note common 'w') or an ImageWriter II (note cap 'W'...) if it's a dot matrix, unless you're unlucky and it's one of the few surviving ImageWriter LQs, possibly the worst printer ever produced by a major computer vendor. (No, the 'L' did not stand for 'Lemon', no matter what some people who had to use may say.) If it's an inkjet it might be a StyleWriter or a StyleWriter II. If it's a laser it's some early LaserWriter, probably an original LaserWriter, LaserWriter Plus, or a LaserWriter II, of which there were numerous subtypes. A LWII is still usable, the others are dead meat except when connected to a computer of that vintage. IWLQs were pretty much dead meat out of the box.
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The Nokia 2110 is a cellular phone made by the Finnish telecommunications firm Nokia, first announced in 1994. It is the first Nokia with the Nokia tune ringtone. [1] The phone has only basic functions like SMS send/receive, and lists 10 dialed calls, 10 received calls and 10 missed calls. A later version Nokia 2110i came with a bigger memory and a protruding antenna knob, which was released in 1995.
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