I already lived there for 30+ years (Atlanta). Been there, done that, happy to be where I can breath the air, see the stars, not have ANY traffic, never lock my doors, trust contractors, eat fresh fruit and vegetables sold from the actual farm and not have to look at another neighbor. :)

And 100's of restaurants, plays, movies, major airport, stores etc. is no more than 90 minutes away. B)

Why would eating food next to a photo of a celebrity be something to cherish?
Now eating food *with* a celebrity and getting to share conversation with 'em... that'd be cool.

woah, i am surrounded by pecking hens!

all i did was drop an opinion on having a slice of pizza and look what it does.

hahaha

Why are you so obssessed with assuming that every reply to you is some sort of a nit-picking attack on your opinions?
My god, man - put away the paranoia pills and join in the conversation. You know... conversation - discussion of a topic where the people participating may very well have different experiences and opinions than you?

:wnw: :wnw: :wnw:

Exactly. My girlfriend's daughter in law says coming up here in spring or summer reminds her of "Children of the Corn." :D Heavy traffic around here is four pickups following an Amish buggy.

I'm three hours from St. Louis, four from Chicago. I can get enough of what passes for culture in a weekend whenever I feel like it. I loved living in the city, but got very tired of it; and I wouldn't live in the 'burbs if you paid me.

I’m just a son of a son, son of a son
Son of a son of a sailor
The sea’s in my veins, my tradition remains
I’m just glad I don’t live in a trailer

Because everytime I post something you feel the need to try and rip it apart in SOME way.

Im used to it now, so I dont even really reply.

I think you have a crush on me to be honest.

:inlove:



Last edited by Fletch XXX at Nov 24 2003, 03:48 PM

The other day I found myself complaining about "traffic" because I was behind 5 cars waiting to get onto the square in town (and this was "rush hour", hehehe). Of course, we have a "roundabout" now and most people (me included) are clueless on when to go so that causes the huge "backup". :unsure:

Because everytime I post something you feel the need to try and rip it apart in SOME way.

Im used to it now, so I dont even really reply.

I think you have a crush on me to be honest.

:inlove:[/b][/quote]
Okay, let me make sure I understand.

I ask you a question about a comment you made, therefore I am tearing you apart?

I also reply to Peaches far more than I reply to you - so sorry, by your measurements I must have a crush on her.

Peaches dahhling... :inlove:

No this is it.

Instead of saying, ah fletch that must be a cool place to eat.'

you respond negatively. matter of fact the only POSITIVE comments youve ever made to me were when the fires were here, telling me to leave.

I ALWAYS look for NEGATIVITY in posts before I answer.

So anyhow, you go dream about eating pizza with stars, ill be glad I am with good friends and enjoy eating at cool places.



Last edited by Fletch XXX at Nov 24 2003, 03:58 PM

:wankit: !!

:D

I don't dream of eating with stars, and you still haven't answered my question as to what is so special about digesting food next to a picture of a celebrity?

There's nothing negative about it; it is a question. You really need to get used to those if you're going to hang around here full-time.

Because I thought it was funny eating pizza next to a pic of Burt Reynolds sitting in the same chair as me eating a pizza.

There really isnt any other answer than I thought it was cool.

It made me laugh.

So anyway, lets be friends.

:inlove:

I notice I eat less when I look at a picture of Vic Tayback.