🚀 go-pugleaf

Arne Adolfsen wrote:
> "D. Gerasimatos" wrote:
> >
> > In article <454CB0C7.3568EBF3@earthlink.net>,
> > Arne Adolfsen  <adolfsen@earthlink.net> wrote:
> > >PeterL wrote:
> > >>
> > >> Well, explore.  As I suggested, either one of the Sam Woo's.  There is
> > >> a place called Riverside.  It's on Colima, east of Nogales about 1
> > >> block.  We used to go there for dim sum.
> > >>
> > >> There are also several restaurants inside the 99 Ranch mall.
> > >
> > >Re: SoCal: "There is a place called Riverside."  Huh.  There's also a
> > >place called Oakland.  And in SoCal there's a city and county with that
> > >name and a major street in the SFV -- and if you have to ask what those
> > >initials mean then just fuck off.
> >
> > Riverside is the name of the restaurant.
> >
> > Dimitri
>
> This restaurant is in Los Angeles County?  Where?  And if not, why are
> Angelenos being informed about what sounds like a crap restaurant?
> Should I post about everything I eat in Los Angeles to San Francisco,
> Oakland, Berkeley, Seattle, New York, Honolulu, San Diego, London,
> Paris, Milan, Athens, Hong Kong, etc., food sites?
>
> Dimitri, you're being a total asshole once again.

That's really funny.  It's like George Bush calling Kerry a draft
dogger.

Arne, I don't know.  If you read my post, you'd notice I gave the
freeway exit and street for the restaurant.  OK I didn't give the
street number, assuming Icono knows how to use google.  But I guess
that's not simple enough for you.  In any event, I answered Icono's
question.  He seems to know how to find these places.  So why don't you
go back into your hole and....

STOP being an asshole.

> 
> Arne