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[NAFDA] Spike-centric discussion. Lusty, lewd (only occasionally crude), risqué (and frisqué), bawdy (Oh, lawdy!), flirty ('cuz we're purty), raunchy talk inside. Caveat lector.
Next time you're in town, Jilli, we'll totally go to pirate dinner theater!
claps gleefully, starts planning the outfit now
Of course, we might have to tranq Pete. I can imagine his expression at being told we're going to pirate dinner theatre, and it isn't one of glee.
Of course, we might have to tranq Pete. I can imagine his expression at being told we're going to pirate dinner theatre, and it isn't one of glee.
Okay, this made me laugh embarrassingly loudly. Bless Peeves.
(Needless to say, I heartily endorse pirate-themed ANYTHING.)
I can imagine his expression at being told we're going to pirate dinner theatre, and it isn't one of glee.
And this is what makes ME want to go to the Pirate themed restaurant.
Will they be playing guitars, and singing about their bad credit?
I suspect that they'll be holding all the oil for ransom.
Alas, a Somali pirate theme might not have the same Joie de vivre.
You want joie de vivre? How'd ya like them apples?
They did too have forks in the (late) Middle Ages, two-tined skewer things. And it wasn't spice in general used as a preservative, that was salt. Pepper et al. was too damned valuable to be slapping it on every thing. It *was* used to cover the flavor of meat gone bad but not likely to kill you, though.
Or, in other words, Medieval Times and their ilk hate when the medieval recreationists come to visit. Especially when the current local king shows up in full court regalia with his entire entourage and makes the hired "royalty" look very cheap indeed. Exacalibur in Vegas now has a rule saying we can't do that anymore.
But I come by my hatred for it honestly.
Hee. I'm just giving you a hard time. Dinner theater definitely falls into the category of it is what it is.
Will they be playing guitars, and singing about their bad credit?
That series of commercials is ridiculously catchy. After the next six years of them I would just about buy their album of all credit report tunes all the time.
Will they be playing guitars, and singing about their bad credit?
That series of commercials is ridiculously catchy. After the next six years of them I would just about buy their album of all credit report tunes all the time.
Ha! There's a local band (called Mayors of Super Awesome Town, who sound like the love child of TMBG and Barenaked Ladies), who were described as "[Their] music sounds like the "Freecreditreport.com" guys but way more tolerable and with more substance." -Harry Knowles, AICN