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The new Exploration Tower at Port Canaveral officially opened November 4, 2013 as part of the Canaveral Port Authority's celebration of the 60th Anniversary.
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The BottleHouse Beer Parlour - Calgary (Kensington)
Opening April 2010.
At the location formerly known as "Robbie Stewart's".
The "For Sale" sign is gone.
The outside signage has been changed.
No real content on the website yet.
But it does look hopeful.
From the Contact page:
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re: John Manzo
Wow, it really is. I wish for them not only luck, but a competent graphic designer.
re: Leibowitz
I have to agree the font is terrible! and they should add a witch doctor to the hire list.. that place needs a total curse removal sweet grass voodoo dance!
I would love to see a successful business use that great space... but no one has pulled it of in year and years.
The concept sounds good, I will cross my fingers for the beer parlour!
re: CookieGal
Well let's do more than just 'cross our fingers' and actually give it a try? I think I have gone to every place in that has been in that location. Some being better than others. Robbie Stewarts was...meh - nothing special. That location does seemed jinxed though. I'm sure there is a thread somewhere on that topic. A completely different concept, other than pub, might have been a better idea but but I'll still check it out for sure.
re: Jetgirly
Beer menu is up;
Here's to hoping for these folks... But man, call in Max Von Sydow for the location.
re: seemac70
Well, that's...better than nothing. I imagine they'll expand their selection as time goes on. If time goes on.
re: seemac70
blueberry ale? Yum..
re: messier
church? in the most secular neighbourhood of one of the most secular cities in north america?
There are plenty of can't-miss options for that building. Kensington is full of mediocre to horrid coffeehouses but bereft of even one excellent one- if Phil & Sebastian opened there, they'd have non-stop lineups. I can think if plenty of other examples but it's not going to happen if a pioneer that nobody's ever heard of, with crappy corp identity and not selling anything you can't get at dozens of other pubs or restos keeps trying to get its feet in the door there.
McDonald's- no thanks, but how about, finally, an inner-city Fatburger?
re: Leibowitz
Not sure, about that one!
I just think Tom Cruise is the best.
When I think about what might work at this "cursed" location, I kind of end up coming back to a nameplate chain or some such. Not that I'm hoping, it's just that one aspect of franchising is that market share is purchased to a certain extent and people will more or less just walk in on that basis; "Hey look, a Subway."
What's weird is that on many levels the joint has so many things in its favour, technically speaking. Highly visible location, located in an area that skews younger, lots of foot traffic, etc.
However, Kensington is saturated with middle of the road pub/sports bars. Take your pick of the mediocre lot; Molly's, K-Pub, Yardhouse, Beagle, Fats. Some better that others, but nothing to write home about. Chicken wings, anyone?
Anyways, if they really nail down something that sets them apart, they may have a chance.
re: seemac70
But so far, it doesn't look like ANYTHING is going to set them apart. You hit the nail on the head...there are already too many other places doing this and doing it better (though still kinda mediocre).
You know what I want to see there?
A Caribbean place. Doesn't have to be super authentic, just tasty, spicy and CHEAP. No more than 10 items on the menu. PERIOD. End of story, don't try to be all things to all people...you'll end up doing all of them BAD. 4 Apps, a salad, a rotating soup selection, 4 (maybe 5) mains. But everything prepared fresh, great ingredients, and priced fair. Desert? One desert. Key Lime Pie, but the best damn Key Lime Pie in the nation. Charge $15 for that sucker, and make it worth it! 10 regular beers, 4 new ones each month/season. NO MOLSON or LABATT. Rye, rum, vodka, tequilla, gin. THAT'S IT! (maybe one good scotch)
Pay well. Hire smart, not cute.
I live down the street, and if you do this I will be there EVERY SINGLE DAY and I will tell all of my friends to do the same.
re: KcM
Key Lime pie isn't caribbean and Key West faux "caribbean"with conch this and that is not going to fool anyone. Put a decent Jamaican place there. Desert can be something like soursop ice cream, or better yet, no freaking desert.
I do agree with your idea in principle, though, but I'd much prefer someplace like TO's Burrito Boyz.
re: John Manzo
I agree. No dessert in a WI resto. Throw some tamrind balls in a dish to whack your palate after your meal. And serve home brewed gingerbeer for sure.
Good spice, good beer, fast service. I would park wherever I had to and walk in to get that!
Now I'm craving peas and rice with brown gravy. Darn you! :)
re: seemac70
I think that there are a lot of reasons behind that being a "cursed" location that has nothing to do with curses and everything to do with location.
1) Highly visible from Memorial Drive, but not so much from 10th street.
2) Any pedestrians in Kensington will walk north of Kensington but don't turn south.
3) Parking, parking, parking. I believe that they may even have some...but IIRC it is accessible from Memorial Drive, east of 10th and only from westbound traffic. Even if you're driving on Memorial westbound, you pass the parking entrance before you see the building.
Unless someone can turn this into a "destination" type restaurant, I don't foresee the cycle of quick closures every changing.
re: John Manzo
'Inner-city Fatburger' - I like how you think :-)
re: John Manzo
Or a bakery! Dying for a real bakery in Kensington.
re: John Manzo
Fatburger.. finally a place I agree with you on! After your reco fro Una, Farm and Jaroblue I started thinking we have very different taste buds
At a quick glance, Bottlescrew Bill's seems to have two or three times the beer selection, so they're The BottleHouse isn't really upping the ante in regards to the "beer parlour" part of their equation. I wish them the best of luck, but in reality, my expectations are set quite low.
re: darelleats
Agreed. There are already many other places, Bottlescrew's included, with far more selection for brew. Hell, this reads as a lesser (than the already mediocre) Original Joe's.
Kawa - a coffee house - has a more innovative beer menu, as does the new Charcut - a restaurant. The Ship and Anchor has more on tap than they do on their entire menu. Like I said, tho, let's hope they expand it once they get going. They'll have to do it quickly, tho.
re: Leibowitz
I see one brew on the beer menu that I don't believe I've ever seen in a resto;
Colt 45!
They must be going after the teen hip-hop kid dollar.
re: seemac70
It's for the, um, urban market. Maybe to commemorate Billy D Williams being here for Comic Con next week.
re: John Manzo
Shoulda had Boba in one of his old 45 ads! (After all, it: "Works Every Time")
re: seemac70
How has nobody called you out for this horrible gaffe yet?? It's Lando....not Boba :P
re: electroleum
Obviously... But thanks for outing the geek factor.
Boba would have made a cool guest appearance with Billy Dee. You know, two buddies, aloft on a Bespin Saturday night flight into the clouds. Maybe R2 and 3PO could show them to the "other" side of town, even.
re: seemac70
That's actually a pretty funny "beer" (malt liquor) to have on the menu. I bet the kids will order it ironically.
re: Doc1200
The "bum bag" of the story! Cops can never tell what's in a paper bag... Right? One may then imbibe in public in a relaxed fashion.
re: jeffwhit
Jeff, you're such a cynic- have a fruit beer, preferably that esteemed fruit beer known as Bud Light Lime.
But seriously- if this place is still open a year from now, I'll eat my hat. Not a big hat, maybe a paper one, but I'll eat it.
re: John Manzo
Couldn't believe it when I saw that they had replicated that horrific 70s font on the actual building and not just on the website.. eesh.
re: ilovealbertabeets
i know!! saw the font on the sign driving by last night...grim...won't last long
re: cancowboy
Fair enough, eh?
Good luck to all involved, but I hope they got a trick up their sleeve somewhere. Can't wait to see if they have the exotic "club" type sandwich, or the elusive "chicken wing" that I've heard so much about.
(That will generate buzz. Trust me.)
re: cancowboy
Definately open - drove past tonight. There were a couple tables with folks....
This place is stumbling distance to my house, if there was anything even half-way decent in that location, I'd go all the time. I gave Robbie Stewart's two tries, just in case the terrible meal I had there the first time was a fluke. It wasn't.
My personal dream for that location would be something doing simple, home-cooked-style, organic, maybe even vegetarian. The kind of place where you could get a gourmet mac and cheese or a really fantastic soup.
re: Casta
Food menu is up.
So much for my notions about clubs 'n wings...
They must have let a real industry veteran help write the menu, what with all entrees coming with; "...choice of starch."
re: seemac70
The food menu link is broken.
I wonder if that's foreshadowing or pathetic fallacy....
re: messier
I think they had updated the menu and thus the link. Here's the new link. http://www.bottlehouse.ca/uploads/Bot...
I went in for a late lunch last week. Not much has changed decor-wise from its previous incarnation.
8 taps of draft plus one for cider. The remaining 60+ beers are in bottles. I leave it to the beer connoisseurs to comment on whether there is a sufficient selection to slake their thirsts. I chose a beer from BC called Thirsty Beaver (because I thought the name was funny) which is like a Rickard's White.
The menu is typical of pub menus (burgers, wings, ribs, pasta) with a slightly upscale twist - different cheese, back bacon. All the menu was available (as opposed to half with Robbie Stewart's - did they ever end up serving haggis?). At the time, there were no daily specials.
I tried the Hoser Burger (bacon cheese burger) with fries.
I figure if you can't make a decent burger then there is probably no hope for the rest of the menu.
Served on a soft onion bun the juicy burger fits the bun - I hate it when the bun ends up being half again as large as the burger. With onion, tomato, pickle. Sorry I have forgotten what cheese it was - not cheddar; not Swiss.
Not the best burger I have ever had but a good burger.
Wait staff are doing the little black dress uniform. I think I ended up being served by three different staff over the course of an hour, I am told (by those in the know) that the new management is smart and experienced and will be able to make a go of it. The previous management too often treated their restaurant as a toy/hobby rather than as a business.
It is a decent start for the restaurant. That being said, there is nothing (yet) to distinguish them food-wise from their competitors - they will have to do it with beer and service.
re: AriaDream
I went there for lunch with week. I was pleasantly surprised at the quality of food that came out of the kitchen. Having said that, the bar was set fairly low after the Robbie Stewart experiment. I started with wings... sort of my litmus test to gauge how competent a kitchen is. The hot wings were good... nice and crunchy with plenty of meat on the bones.
For my main, I ordered The Gobbler. A turkey sandwich on ciabatta with caramelized onions, smoked cheddar and a cranberry mayo. I was really pleased with my sandwich but the star of the show was the soup that came as a side. I had a bowl of their seafood chowder instead of salad or fries. Wow, very flavourful broth spiked with a huge prawn, scallop and a chunk on salmon... amongst other things.
I ordered a bottle of Czech Mate lager from a micro brew in Saskatchewan. I had not seen that beer at my local liquor store so I was happy to see something a bit random on the beer menu.
As for parking... I parked right on Memorial Drive about three blocks east of the Bottlehouse. Free two hour parking.
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This parking, is it accessible if you're going East on Memorial? From where I live I'd normally get to this place by going down 10th or 14th.
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If you are going East on Memorial the free 2 hour parking I am talking about is not accessible unless you go through the lights on 10th and then pull a U-turn on 5th and head back on Memorial westbound.
I'm disappointed by the beer menu. Only one representative from Germany! I do not understand why so many places here only offer Becks. It's terrible beer! (when compared to some of the other beers produced in Germany) They need to expand their menu!
Also, the prices are astronomically high, as others have said.
A large group of us went to The Bottlehouse on Friday night and we were all pleasantly surprised. The interior was nice and homey feeling, nothing fancy but nice.
The Friday drink special was the Huckleberry Wheat Ale and it's become one of my new favourites. But it was the food that was a surprise for me. I had the Street Fighter burger and it was one of the best I've had in Calgary. The egg (yes egg) was perfectly cooked (assuming you like an oozy yoke) and the fried were perfectly crispy and fresh.
They conveniently had a coupon posted the day before on Groupon.com (go if you've never been!) but I forgot to use it but I will happily go again for lunch or dinner. I really hope this place sticks around and breaks the curse.
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If my meal at Bottlehouse today is any indication, I would say the curse has definitely been lifted!!! I had their Street Fighter Burger. Wow. I have to agree with asiandelight... One of the best burgers I have had in a long time.
"This 6oz Peruvian Street Burger is Packed with Back Bacon, a Fried Egg, Havarti Cheese,
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The fried egg was the star with the yolk oozing out onto the plate. Perfect for mopping up with your bun. I once again had the seafood chowder as a side it it was packed with awesomeness. It was my fifth time coming to the Bottlehouse for lunch and each time the food has gotten better. Talked to the owner and he said we need to come back and try their nachos. House made salsa and guacamole. I think he said they fry their own tortilla chips as well. I will have to give it a go.
Went to Bottlehouse for weekend brunch. Amazing crab cakes benedict and a good hearty regular breakfast (eggs, bacon). Loved that there's lots of space, no lineup and great service (lots of coffee refills ie).
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With 4 sets of tees measuring from 4956 to 7003 yards, you can choose your level of difficulty. There is a huge difference between the whites, blues and golds. The yardage booklet you receive with your paid green fee will come in handy. Yardage markers on the fairways are at times difficult to find.
We have been told that pin placement markers (small flags on the sticks for up/middle/back) will soon be in place, and may already be at this writing. These are the only drawbacks to an otherwise fine golfing experience. The four par 5's are of very reasonable distance and present birdie opportunities if played wisely. You should be happy with par on all four par 3's which are not long but are difficult, with tee shots over water hazards. Many of the par 4's are risk/reward holes, ranging in distance from 254 to 452 yards. Though challenging, the layout is fair and fun to play.
Our round began on the back nine, which was actually the first nine to open at Northville Hills (the front nine opened in October 2000). Ten is a short but challenging par 5, with bunkers, wetlands and trees coming into play as you approach the hole. It really requires accuracy along the way. After a tough par 3 over marshland, you will play perhaps the most birdie-able hole on the course, a short dogleg left par 4. Number 13 is the opposite extreme and the #1 handicap, not due so much to its length but to the nature of this dogleg right, as there is not much room to cut it off.
You probably will have to lay-up off the tee on the next hole, which is another dogleg right with an approach over a marsh. Fifteen and sixteen are interesting and score-able par fours, followed by another short par 3 over water. The finishing hole mimics # 10 - a reasonably short par 5 that will require you to think, and to avoid the fairway bunker on your tee shot and a considerable ravine on your approach.
We found the front nine to be an interesting contrast to the back. Holes were a little more open with wide expanses of long heather on some holes, waiting to gobble up errant shots. Accuracy rather than length are of importance on the first three holes, which is perhaps the easiest sequence on the course.
Number one will play longer than it reads, with an approach to an uphill, undulating green. Stay to the left on your tee shot and you will be in great shape. Two and Three are the 18th and 16th handicaps, followed by the links-style fourth - a short but challenging par 4. Stay out of the high grass! Holes 5 through 9 present you with good opportunities to score.
None of these holes are overly long, unless you are playing from the tips - which on Northville Hills makes for a completely different course (over 800 yards longer than the blues). The green-side and fairway bunkers on these holes really add to the aesthetic beauty and challenge. A strong finish here is entirely possible.
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dwh54 February 13, 2013 @ 10:03 PM
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under size steam headerwhat will happen when you under size your boiler header have a boiler with 2 5inch risers off of boiler they go into a 6inch header boiler manufacure wants a 8inch header
Steamhead February 13, 2013 @ 11:03 PM
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You'll have a LOT of problemswet steam, high fuel consumption, uneven heat, banging, water-level problems in the boiler........
Do it right. Change the header."Reducing our country's energy consumption, one system at a time"
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pipeking February 14, 2013 @ 11:47 AM
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yeau got to do what the manuf. want if u ever have problems down the road, but 8" does seem excessive. 2- 2.5" pipes don't even come close to 1- 6" flow rate, so what is it based on?
MTC February 14, 2013 @ 9:54 PM
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That's 2) 5" risers,which makes sense for an 8" header. Must be a pretty large building...
Charlie from wmass February 14, 2013 @ 10:11 PM
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wet steam poor heat2.5 x2.5x 3.1416x2 = 39.27
3x3x3.1416= 28.27
You need the 8" header.Cost is what you spend , value is what you get.
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MTC February 14, 2013 @ 10:23 PM
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I agree with your conclusion Charlie,but not sure I understand what you mean by your math. Can you explain further please?
pipeking February 14, 2013 @ 11:18 PM
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yes charlie please explain...this is my math, if i'm wrong i need to know where
the radius of a 2.5" pipe is 1.25" and the radius of a 6"pipe is 3"
1.25x1.25x3.14=4.90sqin + 3x3x3.14=28.26sqin
= 9.8sqin
i can't get it to stop underlining!!! but i'm pretty sure that u add the area off the two 2.5" risers to get the tottal area of the two, but if i'm wrong and you multiply them together it's still only 24.01sqin.
Charlie from wmass February 15, 2013 @ 12:28 AM
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it is two 5" risers pipeking nottwo 2 1/2" risers. we are in the big leagues now boys.Cost is what you spend , value is what you get.
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MTC February 14, 2013 @ 11:37 PM
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Oh, I think I get what you're saying Charlie...The area of (2) 5" risers is Pi*Rsquared = 3.14*2.5squared, times 2 risers = 39.27
The area of the current 6" header is PiRsquared = 3.14*3squared = 28.27, which is too small
The area of the spec'd 8" header is PiRsquared = 3.14*4squared = 50.26, which is larger than the total area of the 2 5" risers.
The minimum header size would be slightly larger than 7", which means you need an 8" header.
SWEI February 15, 2013 @ 1:18 AM
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and you can drop the πanytime you are comparing round pipes. Squaring either D or R will give you the answer.
Charlie from wmass February 15, 2013 @ 8:24 AM
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I kept in Pi to showthe actual area diffrence not ust the proportional difference. If the numbers differ by larger amounts it seems to make the problem more visible. When comparing in my head I leave out the Pi. Unless it is right after supper then I have the pie if it is there to be had.Cost is what you spend , value is what you get.
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MTC February 15, 2013 @ 10:51 AM
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Good point...multiplying all variables by the same constant does just give you more messy math. I hadn't really ever thought about it.
I'm kind of anal though, and I think seeing the real numbers, not just proportional numbers, somehow makes me happier, whatever that means.
What about pi FOR dinner?
Charlie from wmass February 15, 2013 @ 1:06 PM
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Pie for dinnerPot pie or Steak and Kidney? The kidney in steak and kidney pie is beef kidney not kidney beans so you should be good.Cost is what you spend , value is what you get.
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Contact this usercan't do kidney beans... but pot pie is all good :)
pipeking February 15, 2013 @ 9:55 AM
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I NEED GLASSES!!!i could have swore it said " how would u size a boiler with 2.5inch risers" i thought there was a decimal point.!! you got it, whoaoawhoa, you got it!! we're in the big leagues now!


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A jam session at Axl's house turns out to be an eye-opener for Slash to his true feelings.
After a while, Axl glanced over at me and caught me staring. The corner of his mouth twitched up into a grin, and I felt my face growing warm.
"Y-you sing really well," I stammered out. He laughed softly, reaching over to turn the volume down on Pink Floyd.
"Thanks. I used to sing in…" For a moment he hesitated, biting his lip, then he cleared his throat and finished:
"…in my stepfather's choir. He has a church in Lafayette, and my sister and brother and I sang in it." There was a story behind his words, but judging from the look on his face I wasn't going to hear it. We were silent again; Axl's knuckles were white against the steering wheel, and his shoulders were tense, but I was afraid to ask what was going on.
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Then he put his cup down, lifted his fingers to his lips, and started licking the grease and salt off his skin. Oh god, he knows what he's doing, I thought, as the strain on my crotch grew worse. And then he looked at me, and I thought my face would catch fire. He was laughing, but in a slightly puzzled way, which meant he had no idea of the effect he was having on me.
"Slash, what's wrong? You look stricken." He picked up the last remnants of his burger and tossed them in his mouth.
I swallowed and looked away. "Nothing," I said quietly. "It's nothing."
He shrugged, then opened his car door and slid out. "Hand me your trash. We need to go."
I gave him my half-eaten burger, mostly full drink, and pack of fries. He tossed his and mine in the nearest trash can, then got back in the car and gunned the motor. It was a pretty short ride to his house, which was off Laurel Canyon.
"I used to live near here," I said as we got out.
"Yeah, when I was younger and mom and dad were still together… we lived a few blocks away from here, and so did Jim Morrison."
His eyebrows shot up as he reached into his pocket and pulled out a house key. "No shit? Jim Morrison? Did you know him?"
"No. I know Bowie though. My mom designed the outfits for a movie he was in."
"That's way fuckin' cool." Axl sounded interested, and I couldn't help it: I wanted to impress him some more. As we walked into the house, I looked around and saw artifacts from the different countries he'd visited—Kenya, Turkey, Queensland. There were awards and photos on the walls, though not all of them were from his animal dealings. The best one was a black-and-white of him at a piano, his face serious and concentrated. I became so caught up in staring at the picture that I forgot where I was.
He dropped his keys on his table suddenly, bringing me out of my reverie. I glanced over at him and he walked towards me, though for some reason he seemed unable to meet my gaze.
"Izzy took this two years ago," he said, nodding at the photograph I'd been admiring. "The piano was in an abandoned warehouse he and I were walking in; we had to drag it out and I had to spend $250 to get it tuned, but…" He gestured towards a door, off to the side. "It's in there now."
My eyes widened as I walked forward. "Do you have guitars, too?"
A nod. "They belong to Izz, really, but he keeps them here if he can't fit them into his apartment." He moved ahead and opened the door. The piano stood there, gleaming ebony and ivory keys shining invitingly out from a pure black body. The instrument took up almost half the room, because it was a small sized space, and I felt as in awe of it as I did of its owner.
Izzy's guitars were lined up on one wall—a Gibson, two Fenders, a BC Rich. Immediately I took the Gibson—a Black Beauty; it was, in my opinion, even more beautiful than the piano.
"Picks?" I asked. Axl nodded vaguely, already settling himself down in front of his instrument, running his long fingers over the keys. After a few seconds, he lifted his left hand and pointed over his shoulder at the small shelf over the guitars. There was a metallic tin on it; I opened it and found four picks, one with an American flag on it, the other three with solid colors. I picked one up, slung the strap over my shoulder, and sat on the chair beside the piano bench.
"Do you do scales?" he asked me.
"No," I said, and he grinned.
"Neither do I," he said, and then he started playing. Right away I recognized the key—C minor—and started playing along. Axl sent me a quick, surprised glance, but kept going, improvising beautifully and adding in little flourishes here and there which gave the crashing octaves his left hand was doing a softer edge. Clearly, whatever opinion Mark had of Axl was not based at all on his musical abilities.
Then he switched keys, surprising me. I fumbled for a second and a tiny smile played on his lips, making me blush even though he wasn't looking at me. After a few seconds, I caught up—A minor—and kept right along with him. And then, after I'd switched on him—going to G major and then to D minor—everything became flawless. It was amazing how natural this seemed, how easily and fluidly our brains connected. I felt for every chord change he made, and I could tell he was feeling for mine. At some point, I stopped thinking entirely and just let my fingers take over, running up and down the neck of Izzy's guitar in sequence with what Axl played. There was no doubt in my mind now that this man, with his fall-fire hair and ocean eyes; this man who I'd known for a day and a half; he was perfect.
Sometime later—it could have been minutes or hours, I wouldn't have known the difference—I came halfway out of the trance I was in to discover that Axl had stopped playing and was watching me with his head tilted slightly, a curious expression on his face. Dipping my chin and letting my hair fall over the frets and strings, I finished the solo I hadn't even really been aware of playing, then looked up and smiled hesitantly.
"What?" I asked. He shook his head, seeming to come out of a trance himself, and said:
"Nothing… just… you play really well. I haven't heard anyone play that well…ever." It was kind of cheesy, but Axl was smiling equally as hesitantly as I was, and I felt something loosen in my chest as I realized this was a sort of acceptance.
"Thanks," I said. He was close to me, almost close enough to touch. Every speck of color in his eyes was visible, every contour on his face. I was glad the guitar covered my lap, because being this close to him; it was like nothing I'd ever experienced. I could feel my eyes shutting by degrees and thought it would be soon.
Then, suddenly, he was pulling away from me, sliding to the other end of the piano bench. He looked at me warily, his cheeks flushed; then looked away.
I cleared my throat. "Axl—"
"We should go back to the zoo," he interrupted me. "They'll be wondering where we are."
I sighed. "…Yeah, Axl. Okay." I stood up and slung the guitar back onto its stand, put the pick up. As we walked out, he had to edge around me to get to his car, and I caught a whiff of his scent: leather and cigarettes and some exotic cologne I'd never smelled before. Another surge of heat filled my body, and as I settled myself into the passenger's seat it occurred to me that I'd never wanted anyone more than I now wanted Axl Rose.


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The new profile picture is me after a Tough Mudder competition last year. I'd love for people to post pictures of themselves doing what they love!
If i understand right we should share our pics when we do things we like? :D
Great photo, what sport is this?
Kick box ;) Thank you
Good one :)
hi guys, cycling running taekwondo & swimming And I think the mater I can do all that ,it's because I stoped having meet meet since I 'm 16 ! Without having any deficiency on proteins & iron !!! :)
Hey all!
This is Sandee, 28. I now live in India and Previously was in London. I have 4 dogs, one turtle.
I am a media activist, Traveler, Photographer and social blogger against all odds we have in society. I am a Black Belt Karateka and Practicing it since many years.
I was vegetarian since birth but later I started eating Meat for fun for a very short period, but very soon a Simple thing struck in my mind how can I eat such beautiful creatures of nature with so much zest of life.
Animals/birds, they live so joyously and struggle so much to live on this planet full of agony created by humans. We have big responsibility towards them and they are WITH us on this planet not FOR us!
I hope to connect some beautiful souls through this site. I prefer discussing Meditation, Science, Philosophy, Photography, Travel, Spirituality and other wonderful subjects.
I run an awareness page on : www.facebook.com/freeborn.reborn/
You all know this site?