🚀 go-pugleaf

On 25 Nov 1998, Ken Smith wrote:
> In article <Pine.GSO.4.03.9811240059190.20979-100000@sciences.sdsu.edu>,
> William Kronert  <wkronert@sunstroke.sdsu.edu> wrote:
> 
> > How was the boink?
> 
> The boink was very good although there is one among our group that seems
> to think that her food was sinful.  See other thread.

       Yes, I started to read about it :-).
 
> We started at the Tied House, which is a largish local food an microbrew
> place.  The food was good.  Part way through the meal the live music
> started.  I call it live music for two reasons.  First a person that was
> actually there seemed to be the source for it and secondly, I assume that
> dead music would not be quite so loud.
> 
> The loud music drove us out of the place, so we all went to a place where
> the music was much louder.  Not only was the music louder, but about one
> forth of its volume was being created by a member of this very news group. 

      We have this one place here in San Diego called Karl Strauss
brewery.  Its in the north part of SD, they have great brew and a very
nice atmosphere.  They also have a really pretty grounds area that is
nice for walking around.  There are lots of flowers and trees that are 
light up during the night time.  Its actually a pretty nice romantic
place, a good place to take a date to.  This Tied House sounds similar to
our Karl Strauss brewery.  In either case, I do hope things work out for
the band and the guy in the group who is/was part of the musical band.

> There were 2 penguins at this boink, which is a goodly number, but by no
> means a record.

      Two penguins is better then no penguins.  Thus far we have been
pretty lucky, we might have some boinks with low numbers of penguins but
we always have at least one or two.  There is just something to be said
for the beauty of a penguin, can't put it in words but sure hate to see
this world with out penguins.

 Bill