Haiku
Aloha fuckface:
As soon as I say hello,
I have said goodbye.
As soon as I say hello,
I have said goodbye.
posted by Steve Caratzas at 8:40 PM
Thursday, June 16, 2005
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4 Comments:
Well, an "adios, motherfucker" to you.
So, you're gonna be in Louisville soon? Do yourself a favor and go to Wick's and get a pizza with some substance.
Seriously, I wish I could be there. Do let Alisha and Dave take you to a bar where you can get all liquored up on the cheap.
Our man from BrookLAN doesn't jive with the juice anymore, my brutha. I do plan to get him euphoriously cockeyed on fine herbal teas, tasty doughnuts, and some fine ass BBQ, though.
I guess I'm making BBQ then? There is no good BBQ in Kentucky....no matter what they say. Oddly enough though, Louisville has great breakfast foods (Lynn's Paradise cafe), fish-n-chips (The Irish Rover), and a handful of nice Persian places complete with hookahs and belly dancers.
Louisville also has kick ass fried fish sandwiches and rolled oysters. Nothing says "Louisville" like pieces of oyster in a fried ball of dough.
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