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cuban

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Austin-area Zone dwellers
« on: October 05, 2005, 10:12:36 am »
I'm up for skipping out of work to catch (most of) Game 1 today. If anyone's got something cooking and requires someone to drink with them, I'm your guy. Email me, otherwise I'm making a beeline to Ringer's downtown.

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Re: Austin-area Zone dwellers
« Reply #1 on: October 05, 2005, 11:17:33 am »
cuban

Well I am meeting a few of my buds at The Posse East. Come on down it should be loud and fun. I will be the guy splashing cold water on his face, muttering incoherently,  and pacing back and forth like a maniac.( and loving every minute of it I might add)

fwiw, I know The(air conditioned)Tavern 12th & Lamar has long been a gathering spot for alot of posters in here.
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Re: Austin-area Zone dwellers
« Reply #2 on: October 05, 2005, 02:21:54 pm »
I highly recommend the Nachos at Posse East.  Served chalupa style, they are cheap, quick, and guaranteed to untie every knot in your belly. Alternating a pitcher of your favorite hops and an order of nachoes every inning, will equalize your gaseous explosions from the front and back door.
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Re: Austin-area Zone dwellers
« Reply #3 on: October 05, 2005, 02:24:42 pm »
The Taco burger at Posse kicks ass.

I work (and live near) 183 and Mopac, so it's off to either legends or D&Bs when I get out of here.
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Re: Austin-area Zone dwellers
« Reply #4 on: October 05, 2005, 03:09:44 pm »
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I highly recommend the Nachos at Posse East.  Served chalupa style, they are cheap, quick, and guaranteed to untie every knot in your belly. Alternating a pitcher of your favorite hops and an order of nachoes every inning, will equalize your gaseous explosions from the front and back door.



Posse East should hire you to head up their marketing campaign.  Just reading your description makes me want to locate a restroom.
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Re: Austin-area Zone dwellers
« Reply #5 on: October 05, 2005, 03:14:04 pm »
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I highly recommend the Nachos at Posse East.  Served chalupa style, they are cheap, quick, and guaranteed to untie every knot in your belly. Alternating a pitcher of your favorite hops and an order of nachoes every inning, will equalize your gaseous explosions from the front and back door.



Thanks for the mental picture.  And how does gas explode out the front door?  Nevermind, please don't answer that.
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Re: Austin-area Zone dwellers
« Reply #6 on: October 05, 2005, 03:22:13 pm »
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I highly recommend the Nachos at Posse East.  Served chalupa style, they are cheap, quick, and guaranteed to untie every knot in your belly. Alternating a pitcher of your favorite hops and an order of nachoes every inning, will equalize your gaseous explosions from the front and back door.



Thanks for the mental picture.  And how does gas explode out the front door?  Nevermind, please don't answer that.


Perhaps "upstairs and downstairs" would've been a better analogy, altough that does sound a little like 2nd and 3rd bases (in Limeyspeak, that's "tops and fingers").
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