Mmm, cigars. I used to go to the tobacco shop with my old boss so I could stand in the humidor and inhale.
I honestly could not want chocolate more than I do right now.
Off-topic discussion. Wanna talk about corsets, duct tape, or physics? This is the place. Detailed discussion of any current-season TV must be whitefonted.
Mmm, cigars. I used to go to the tobacco shop with my old boss so I could stand in the humidor and inhale.
I honestly could not want chocolate more than I do right now.
Dark chocolate is the best. But I may not be helping.
Someone in the office had a birthday so I got a free cupcake. I'm pretty happy about that.
Neither of you are helping. Hmph.
Amy, if you were closer I would bring you a chocolate martini.
Oh, that reminds me I should offer money for the birthday cupcake I had...
Buffista parents -
what is the etiquette in which you bring young children to a restaurant and have them use loud videos or toys to keep them entertained? Is this regular practice, rude, a mix?
My initial reaction is a negative one, but I'm trying to decide if I need to lighten up.
I am a well of disappointment for the lack of snow this winter. Which is already gone. Spring is sprouting everywhere, which...yeah, nice, but not as welcome if there wasn't a winter. I mean rain, sure, and gloom. But no real snow? Who's running this thing?
what is the etiquette in which you bring young children to a restaurant and have them use loud videos or toys to keep them entertained? Is this regular practice, rude, a mix?
Um, rude. The purpose of bringing toys/entertainment to a restaurant for your children is to keep them QUIET. Loud toys just make things worse!
what is the etiquette in which you bring young children to a restaurant and have them use loud videos or toys to keep them entertained? Is this regular practice, rude, a mix?
Unless it's something like a sports bar (and thus very loud already), I think it's rude. But I think handheld videos or toys used quietly are marvelous.