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I second Depasquale Square. I don't think I have ever had a bad meal at Dolce Vita, and Venda has some great Italian goodies I can't find anywhere else. Twin Oaks has slipped a bit over the years IMO, so I have been frequenting the Old Canteen instead. That place is old school and fantastic...

Yup that will bring my total to five for just the movie. The three others will me Kay, James, and Nicolo. Thanks again for all the hard work you have been putting into this. It's going to be a great time!

Is there still room for 3 more?

Dan and Amanda for the name tags. Thanks for setting all of this up, it is going to be amazing!

This is such a great idea! Count me and my friend in. She lives in Leominster so we would be close!

Anyone else excited about this? **taken from geeksofdoom.com**

U-boats are German submarines. They are most well known for their use in WWI and WWII :thumbsup2

My girlfriend said she saw numerous people riding Kali this afternoon when we were on EE! I was in my winter jacket and all I could do was shake my head lol

I have lived right off Hanover Street in the North End for a few years now and I have come to love sooooo many things about this area that I hardly hear mentioned when people talk about the North End : 1. Salumeria Italiana: This place is a tiny italian specialty store that is filled with so...

I am going to change things up a bit and suggest a cookbook for all you foodies out there. Ad Hoc at Home by chef Thomas Keller is a fantastic choice for those that enjoy comfort food with a contemporary flair. Keller does a great job breaking down traditional meals to their core components...

Six months ago my parents informed that they won a vacation to Orlando in a silent auction at my brothers school. Clearly i was super excited because that meant one more trip to WDW this year :thumbsup2 They didnt know where we were staying until this week, and my dad told me today that it would...

Any snacks today?

Ahhhh, i should have known :rotfl: I am currently reading The Billionaire's Vinegar: The Mystery of the World's Most Expensive Bottle of Wine by Benjamin Wallace. This book tells the story of a cache of wines that were supposedly once owned by Thomas Jefferson. Just one of the bottles sold...

You got it! How did you know?

Mr. Carroll is a professor at my university, and I had the pleasure of working with him last year. He is a very enlightened man :thumbsup2

I am posting from the app right now! This is awesome!

i am getting the same error message :sad1:

I agree! Lurkyloo's pictures are AMAZING! My girlfriend and i admired those for the longest time a few months ago.

HAPPY BIRTHDAY KATHY!! :cool1:

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