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Kelkhil and Nico's Pub - Its not just for breakfast anymore

POSTED BY: Kelkhil
UPDATED: Monday, November 6, 2006 20:52
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Saturday, November 4, 2006 12:01 AM

Thank you once again dearest Kelkhil.

I love walking in & finding a drink waitning for me.Makes me feel right at home.

And I brought pizza ( NY style of course ) for everyone.Happy Friday !

Bryce
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Saturday, November 4, 2006 12:08 AM

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Originally posted by magdalena:
Hello all! Nico - could I please have one of those delicious looking mango/strawberry juices you made for my Mei Mei last night?


I trust your dreams were as sweet as I wished them to be?
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I can't really stand beer.. reminds me of what I think dirty socks would taste like if they were distilled...


But dearie, it's a bit like cheese. The best cheeses smell the worst and the closer the smell is to unwashed feet the better. Beer is supposed to taste like that to let you know how manly it is to partake of it. If it tasted like it was extracted from some pastel-colored flower, the effect would be lost entirely.


"Well, here I am...Does that seem right to you?"

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Saturday, November 4, 2006 12:11 AM

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Originally posted by LittleAlbatross29:
Thank you once again dearest Kelkhil.

I love walking in & finding a drink waitning for me.Makes me feel right at home.

And I brought pizza ( NY style of course ) for everyone.Happy Friday !


Hiya. Give the nice lady one on me. I know she's happy the week's over, too. Thanks for the pizza.

So does anyone want to start the old which is better, NY-style or Chicago-style debate?


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Saturday, November 4, 2006 12:23 AM

Alrighty...one on JQ!

Thanks for the pizza LA29! Mmm pizza!

So LA29 been meaning to ask about something. You said you were from NY, is it NYC? And if so do they have those fish fry things. Been a while since I was in NY State (since my Grandma died when I was 15), but there was a fast food place that made these fish things on hotdog buns that were the bomb. Weird BBQ Tarter sauce stuff. I hate fish and I used to eat these things by the dozen.

*makes LA29 a Strawberry Margarita and pours 2 PBRs; one for JQ and one for himself*

Kelkhil

The Shirtless Forsaken

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Saturday, November 4, 2006 12:29 AM

JQ -Considering I'm in Brooklyn Ny ,I'd go for the NY style everytime.Although I admit to liking deep dish/Chicago style.But the thin crust is what it's really all about .Not to mention the oh so colorful crowds in our local pizza places. Where I live there's a good pizza place every block for miles around.Best thing about living here.

Kelkhil,
Yup, NYC it is. Brooklyn to be exact.Sorry I've never heard of the fish/dog thing.Maybe it was at nathan's ? Sounds like something they'd have.But there are so many independant places I'd not know where to start looking.
Bryce
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Saturday, November 4, 2006 12:41 AM

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Originally posted by LittleAlbatross29:
JQ -Considering I'm in Brooklyn Ny ,I'd go for the NY style everytime.Although I admit to liking deep dish/Chicago style.But the thin crust is what it's really all about .Not to mention the oh so colorful crowds in our local pizza places. Where I live there's a good pizza place every block for miles around.Best thing about living here.


You may be the first Brooklynite I've ever had the pleasure of knowing. Personally, that is. Movies and TV have made me feel like I have some sort of roots in the Big Apple, Brooklyn included. In a way I do, I guess. My mom and grandparents did the whole Ellis Island thing just a few years before I came along. They got off the boat just like the cliche says.

Anyway, I pretty much knew where your loyalties would fall in the pizza debate, but it's nice to know you acknowledge the competition.


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Saturday, November 4, 2006 12:56 AM

Competition ? What Competition ? Fuggedaboudit !

Do you remeber the movie A Bronx tale ? It was shot down the street from me.And the bar in Goodfellas was here in my neighborhood too.I'm not that far from Coney Island.Which is great in the summer.My grandparents came in from Ellis Island too.But I've never been there.There is just too much to do & see here.And where do you hail from JQ ?

Bryce
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Saturday, November 4, 2006 1:12 AM

On that note LA29....

Forest Gump was shot while I was in the Service. A buddy of mine passed out on the bench that Tom was sitting on. We also watched some of the shooting one day.

Savanah GA, man I miss that place some times (especially this time of year. I hate the snow!).

Oops I forgot earlier!

*prepares a Bailey's for the twin sis*

Sorry Mags...forgive me pleeeeeeeeeaaaaaase!

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Saturday, November 4, 2006 1:17 AM

I Love that movie.And Tom Hanks.
I've never been to Savannah, but heard that it's very beautiful.

And snow.I bet we'll get some soon.Makes taking the space monkeys to school so difficult.Otherwise I love it.

have you heard that there's a chocolate mint Baileys ? I must try that.Oh Kelkhil ...


Bryce

I swallowed a bug.

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Saturday, November 4, 2006 1:21 AM

I was borned and reared in the Thumb of Michigan. If you were to draw a crosshairs over the Thumb you would find a tiny burg named Cass City there. When I was four we celebrated the Centennial. Seems there were high hopes for the town in 1864: it was named after the first Governor of the State, Lewis Cass; and they called it a City. A hundred and forty two years later and it's still a village. Population somewhere between 2000 and 2500 depending on the source. I now work at the University of Michigan, home of the Big House which boasts a consistant attendance of more than 100,000 every home game for decades now. That changes a man's perspective.

Things to do? We had the movies which usually were out for several months before coming to town, and the bowling alley. Adults could also go to the taverns for entertainment and fight fuel. Coming to Ann Arbor was like going to a different planet. Colorful characters? They are manufactured in Ann Arbor and exported to the world.

Now I live halfway between Ann Arbor and Detroit. In the country. Not too different from back home really but here I have the option of getting away from it. Back home, well all the towns were pretty much the same only not as good. What I have in the here and now is peace and quiet. Horses across the street, cows down the road, five dogs in my back yard, occasionally a deer runs by or a pheasant flies out of the tall grass next to the road.

That's more than I've told anyone else about me. Thanks for asking.


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