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In article <Pine.GSO.4.21.0106041545210.28298-100000@saltmine.radix.net>,
Beartooth <karhunhammas@LServ.com> wrote:

>         A guy I've had some contact with, on usenet and
> email, but never in person, is going to be in DC for a
> while.
>         I don't want to go into the District, nor
> (preferably) drive much farther in than the Beltway -- been
> there, done those, don't have to any more.
> 
>         What's a good place -- say, walking distance from
> the Orange Line -- to meet for a beer and get acquainted?

Well, I might be willing to respond if you would be so kind as to define
"Potomian."  I couldn't find it in any of my dictionaries.  Didn't know
from the subject if you were referring to a body of water, a person, or
some other venue ;-).  For example:

He:  "What do you want to do about dinner tonight?"

She:  "Let's go to that new restaurant that just opened in Clarendon.  I
hear they have great Potomian cuisine."

He:  "Are you sure?  I heard from a guy at work that the place also
features scantily clad Potomian dancers that perform right in front of
your table!"

She: "Well at MY office they said it was a group of five Potomian
strolling accordian players that play "Lara's Theme" right at your table!

He:  "Sounds fine with me.  I'll make a reservation."

John Wood (Code 5551)        e-mail: wood@itd.nrl.navy.mil                     
Naval Research Laboratory
4555 Overlook Avenue, SW
Washington, DC 20375-5337