I would totally sign up for this.

Jesus Christ, I would motherfucking sign up for this, cocksucker.

There's a local restaurant up here in Northbrook that's become known for its Eggs Benedict--it serves eight different types on its breakfast/brunch menu. But I associate "brunch" with a buffet-style meal more often than not.

Watch the Irena Sendler story on CBS tonight.

I saw this last night. It wasn't too bad, considering it was a Hallmark Hall-of-Fame Holocaust movie, which can load up the cliches until they become a mountain. Anna Paquin was very good in the title role, but they probably could have boosted up the plot points; I became a bit bored (instead of inspired) with seeing her taking kids from their parents in the Warsaw ghetto and relocating them with loving Polish families. I also wish they had done more with what happened to the kids after the war. It was nice to see the actual Irena Sendler speaking at the end of the film, though.

I would totally sign up for this.

I would try and fail to get my department to switch from Twitter for the next conference backchannel channel. Two people would egg me on, five would never have heard of it, and the rest would just @@.

I do brunch almost every Sunday. They like to put us in the back because our conversation tends to horrify the other patrons.

I need to have a brunch at my place again some day. They were always fun, and it's been too long.

I can't really wrap my head around a buffet-style brunch.

I would try and fail to get my department to switch from Twitter for the next conference backchannel channel. Two people would egg me on, five would never have heard of it, and the rest would just @@.

If they didn't get it and failed to use profanity, they would just keep getting the error message, "It's calling swearing(tm) you fucking dumbass."

I can't stand buffet brunches- my parents love them though. Breakfast foods do not do well in chafing dishes and I have to say I am not a fan of the make your own omelette. Too much egg and the filling choices always seem to pretty bleh IME. When in these situations, I tend to suck back bloody marys and try to choke down some bacon and breakfast potatoes.

For me, brunch out is a kind of fancy but relaxed affair (a la Zazie's). Brunch in is coffee, juice, mimosas, bagels, salmon, and maybe a spanish tortilla.

I can't really wrap my head around a buffet-style brunch.

I think almost every brunch I've been to in a restaurant has been a buffet. Though this my say more about the sophistication of my dining choices than brunch.

Brunch this year for Easter was very breakfasty -- quiche , salmon and bagles -- and people brought salads, croissants, and baked french toast. However, breakfast is my favorite meal -- I was happy. there was also lots of coffee and various kinds of juice and fruit pulp to mix with champagne.