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pvn
_Hooters_ Mark Unseen   Aug 2 08:36 UTC 2003

Through no fault of my own I happened to visit the local _Hooters_ for
lunch - maybe its just me but I think that definately folk don't go
there for the food.

What I was most interested in was the question of "nature" -vs Uh,
something like architecture but I'm not exactly sure of the exact word.

I'd heard about it and seen the billboards but had never been before.
Apparently it is known as "conference room H" where I am currently
deployed where one has to be listed on the "board" - actually a web
page- in case the pager and cellphone which we all are issued doesn't
work in case something happens.  Anyways, I am taking bets, nature or
appliances not surgically implanted.
30 responses total.
oval
response 1 of 30: Mark Unseen   Aug 2 14:03 UTC 2003

uhh .. say wha??

other
response 2 of 30: Mark Unseen   Aug 2 15:16 UTC 2003

Another post-liquid-lunch beady posting...
mynxcat
response 3 of 30: Mark Unseen   Aug 2 15:38 UTC 2003

Good, I thought I was the only one who didn't understand that. Scary.
oval
response 4 of 30: Mark Unseen   Aug 2 15:56 UTC 2003

i read 0 again. i dunno why surgically implanted tits are out of the bets,
but anyway since i'm not there to check out the boobies i cannot say. i've
never been to hooters. my grandparents used to go there a lot cuz they thought
they had great cheesburgers. i'm not sure they ever made the connection
between the name and waitresses.

jaklumen
response 5 of 30: Mark Unseen   Aug 4 04:56 UTC 2003

I take my boobies homegrown, thanks.  Don't need to go to no hoochie 
joint.

</alter ego rant off>
tod
response 6 of 30: Mark Unseen   Aug 4 17:29 UTC 2003

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novomit
response 7 of 30: Mark Unseen   Aug 4 17:44 UTC 2003

I beg to differ. I always had fish sandwiches when i went there. 
tod
response 8 of 30: Mark Unseen   Aug 4 17:53 UTC 2003

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lynne
response 9 of 30: Mark Unseen   Aug 5 23:52 UTC 2003

I keep trying to talk other people into going to hooters and none of them
ever want to go because (they claim) the hamburgers are bad.  Hmph.  They
call themselves males...
flem
response 10 of 30: Mark Unseen   Aug 6 15:06 UTC 2003

I'd go to hooters, but I'm not aware of one in the A2 area.  
lynne
response 11 of 30: Mark Unseen   Aug 6 15:07 UTC 2003

There's one up in Flint.  We should go next time I'm in town.  <hey, have
you even met Don yet?>
flem
response 12 of 30: Mark Unseen   Aug 6 15:11 UTC 2003

yeah, like once or twice, I think. 
lynne
response 13 of 30: Mark Unseen   Aug 6 16:51 UTC 2003

really?  I've hardly seen you the past year or so.  anyway, he went to 
undergrad up there--and besides, I want to see if he can keep a straight
face.  :)
flem
response 14 of 30: Mark Unseen   Aug 6 19:16 UTC 2003

Pretty sure, unless I'm somehow thinking of someone else.  The time in
particular that I remember was going to teh go cart racing place in Detriot
somewhere, then to Dave and Buster's, I think.  
lynne
response 15 of 30: Mark Unseen   Aug 6 19:24 UTC 2003

Right!  I'd completely forgotten about that--was just thinking "man, I 
haven't seen greg in *ages*."
tod
response 16 of 30: Mark Unseen   Aug 6 20:08 UTC 2003

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goose
response 17 of 30: Mark Unseen   Aug 6 20:09 UTC 2003

There's a Hooters in Taylor, right near 75 I think.  I've been there, the food
was alright.
erica
response 18 of 30: Mark Unseen   Aug 11 09:13 UTC 2003

There is a hooters across from my work and the cooks at my place of work go
there and apply. Its a cheap thrill.
mvpel
response 19 of 30: Mark Unseen   Aug 28 00:46 UTC 2003

Re: 6 - my impressoin from #0 wasn't that it was a silicone commentary, but
rather the modern cantelever systems in bras these days, that can make a
mountain out of a molehill, so to speak.
jaklumen
response 20 of 30: Mark Unseen   Aug 29 08:06 UTC 2003

cantelever systems?  wha?
russ
response 21 of 30: Mark Unseen   Aug 31 04:13 UTC 2003

Re #20:  Pick up a copy of "A stress analysis of a strapless evening gown".
gelinas
response 22 of 30: Mark Unseen   Sep 1 01:07 UTC 2003

Where!?  I've wanted to read that book for 29 years!
russ
response 23 of 30: Mark Unseen   Sep 1 16:01 UTC 2003

Re #22:  AAPL had at least one copy until 1988, so you're just a
bit too slow.  (I know who has it now.)
gelinas
response 24 of 30: Mark Unseen   Sep 2 04:06 UTC 2003

The catalog reports no matches.  Do you think the person who now has it would
lend it to me?
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