pkondz
Oh dear, I've got the silly thing in reverse
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Ah ha! I knew you could hear an eye roll....

I would have a hard time turning down a good burger for anything. We'll have to assume it wasn't a good burger.
Yep. Not a good burger at all.
Horrible.
Disgusting.
I'm over-selling it, aren't I.
Interesting. I wouldn't have thought those places would be so crowded. I never made it down to wine country, I have only been as far as Niagara Falls. But I'm really not a wine drinker, so it wasn't at the top of my list. Looks like a nice area though.
It is a nice area.
I think because it was fall,
all the new wines were in?
I want to say I have seen one of these in action before. I'm just not sure where.
The town where my wife is from, Placentia, has a lift bridge, which is a similar idea but quite a different animal than a draw bridge.
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That's interesting.
Great... I take one thing
off my bucket list and now
I have to put this on.
Guess I'll just never die.
I love the look of those older homes. Some where I live have fallen into disrepair over the last 10 years or so and, due to repair/maintenance cost, have just been torn down. Sad really.
Yeah, that's too bad.
But...
So many houses,
only so much money.
Something has to give, I guess.
Agreed, you can't just walk past gelato. Cinnamon and cherry...interesting. Not a combination I would have thought of.

I never think of combinations.
Just...
"That sounds good... so does that."
I think you're justified. I have come close to doing it myself a couple times. You really shouldn't have to work to give a place your money.
The annoyance factor was high.
Interesting. I had never heard of that either. With Toronto's real estate prices, I'd bet half a house still costs double what a regular house costs in most cities (maybe except Vancouver).

I'm positive you're right.
It was fairly close to downtown.
This sounds awesome. Why have I not heard of it before?
I don't know!
I hadn't either!
After an exhaustive search I can say yes, I saw it. All I can say is pew, I'm beat.
Sorry for tiring you out.
I'll pray for you.







I feel like I always look for more on a menu - don't want to miss 'something better'.



But if she could ask the guy behind me if he was being helped, why wouldn't she first ask me who was obviously in front of him
No judgement here. I just wanted to make sure I read that right.