I think Pete Wells was prepared to enjoy the things that were described on the menu, and was disappointed with what actually came out.
No, I got that. He even called him on that in the review. Which led to the nachos.
Jayne ,'Serenity'
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I think Pete Wells was prepared to enjoy the things that were described on the menu, and was disappointed with what actually came out.
No, I got that. He even called him on that in the review. Which led to the nachos.
Teppy, it's sort of like coming up with a roller derby name. I'll think on it.
Anthony Bourdain is probably laughing really hard at that.
Consuela, that's great news about your folks. And also a great piece about the shore -- thanks for linking.
This is the answer: "Microbiology. Infectious diseases. STDs. Chancroid."
There is no nickname I can come up with that she's going to want printed on a t-shirt. (Okay, I'm considering "Infectious T," since her name starts with T.)
I like "Infectious T."
The Weeping Sores.
Pus 'R Us.
MC Chancroid.
Tiny Death.
'Nfected.
'Nfuckedup.
ClapaDap
The Ooze.
Pustulence and Pestilence.
Teppy, it's sort of like coming up with a roller derby name.
That's what I was thinking, too!
MC Chancroid.
Yo, I'm MC Chancroid / and I'm here to say / check that junk out close up before you hit it, okay?
I think Pustulence and Pestilence is just begging to be used as a Regency romance.
Yo, I'm MC Chancroid / and I'm here to say / check that junk out close up before you hit it, okay?
Hah! I kind of love this. Though I would also vote for any weird oldtimey nickname for chancroids. (All I can think of is "The Clap", but that's not the right STI, and I dont' remember what the others are called...I'm not even sure if that one is gonnorhea or waht)
like "the pox"?