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El Zarape is open, if you didn't know already....

Bubba — Fri, 03 Sep 2010 19:18:53 GMT

I ate at El Zarape the other day. I thought the experience was wonderful. This place could teach other Dodge City establishments about customer service. They had plenty of help, the wait staff was attentive, the food arrived very quickly, the meal was awesome. If you haven't eaten there, you should really give it a try.

Bella Italia

meadmice — Thu, 02 Sep 2010 00:32:28 GMT

Hubby heard on the radio this morning that tonight is their grand opening so we thought we'd try it out. It's just a couple of doors east of the delivery Pizza Hut where SW Photo used to be. Overall thought it was pretty good. There's not any decor up yet but there was some italian music playing. They weren't very busy and we had decent service. Hubby had the lasagna and I had the gnocci. Both were really good, although a tad high priced I think. At the moment they only accept cash or checks, don't have card capability I guess yet.

Give it a try, maybe it'll stick around for a while! :thumbs_up:

Full Tilt Discussion (thread split from Bubba thread)

FrOgBeAR — Tue, 31 Aug 2010 21:27:12 GMT

Hey Dixienormas....
Im curios why you have a Full Tilt Banner Link at the bottom of your Name when you have a -73% ROI ON FULLTILT?!?!?!?! :lmao2: Boy...let me know when you are on there next...I would love a heads up match with ya...:wink2:...I would think FullTilt would like someone who actually plays on their site to represent them than those that pretend..IMO...Im sure it impresses those that dont know any better but some of us out here do play :shade:

Funny, Happy,Silly Stuff Only

Ma_Kin — Mon, 23 Aug 2010 20:54:16 GMT

I think the heat is getting to all of us...so here in this little nook of the Dodge Board lets put funny, happy, silly, goofy stuff only. Did you see a cute youtube video of a baby laughing til he falls over..put it here! How about a funny picture of clowns walking on their hand backward in a circle. No politics, no arguing, no nastiness. Just have a little fun and lighten up a little! I will put the first one up. This is really cute.

Paramount Leaks Memo

The_Question — Sun, 22 Aug 2010 22:58:32 GMT

I don't know if there is anybody else on here that like sci-fi movies but I thought I would share this just in case.

Paramount Leaks Memo, Sci-Fi Rumor Dump Is Go!

Really looking forward to the World War Z movie & a modern Twilight Zone movie would be great.Just hope the don't "f" it up like usual.:lmao2:

Mr. Steven Tyler on American Idol

Ma_Kin — Sun, 22 Aug 2010 08:17:09 GMT

I am SOOO glad he did it!!! I will now what every week to see what he has to say. Steven Tylern is awesome! I am soooo happy to be able to see his cute little face every week. Oh, and BOO to Joe Perry. He gripes about everything. He is Aerosmiths THE COMMANDER. Blah to him! This is a positive for the band. If he can't take that he isn't out front (because frankly he isn't as good) then so be it.

10 yr old Jackie Evancho

Tee — Thu, 12 Aug 2010 03:14:53 GMT

10 yr old....singing opera. Not bad.

Street Fair/Shopping/Dinner/Rodeo/Dance

Lou — Sun, 08 Aug 2010 06:24:59 GMT

Yeah, spent the day in DC... had a good time. After lunch at TT (take that, MIT!), we hit the street fair (or arts and crafts show, if that's the proper name). We checked-out most of the booths and had a shaved-ice (while sitting on a brick wall in Eisenhower Park). The bricks retained the heat from the sunlight earlier in the day and nearly gave us 1st degree butt-burns even tho, by that time, it was in the shade. Ouch! We hit a few stores, bought a boat-load of things, then ended-up @ Cowtown for dinner. Good stuff there, as usual. From there, it was rodeo time... exceptional job by staff, volunteers and contestants, as always. Then, it was on to the Spoke. Good time at the outdoor/indoor dance(s). Got to visit w/Cliff, and then the place got really busy. Time for Lou and Mary to leave (Lou doesn't do "crowds" well anymore, this, even after being packed like sardines @ the rodeo!).

DC did well and gets high marks for DC Days, as usual. Citizens ought to step-up and recognize the fact that volunteerism and the efforts of their fellow citizens are what makes this annual event a success. Kudos to all who contribute their time and talents.

Thanks, DC, for making this year's event another success. Good job.

Binks - Stones Fan

Lou — Sat, 07 Aug 2010 06:13:25 GMT

Let's put this in an American perspective... like a letter to Dear Abby or Ann Landers...

Dear Binks,

As a fellow Stones fan, could you explain my obsession with Lisa Fisher? Maybe it's because... well, nevermind...

On second thought, I guess I know why.

Why the heck hasn't this band been signed to open DC days? Either at the track or at the Arena?

Nervously waiting for direction and guidance,
- Lou
:wink2:
(PS... MIT, shush!... no comment necessary...)

Cox Summer Sing

budger455 — Fri, 06 Aug 2010 14:39:25 GMT

Did anybody attend Cox Communications Summer Sing? Let me know what you thought, who was the best, worst etc!>!

Great time at the concert

Detector — Sat, 31 Jul 2010 02:05:14 GMT

WOW what a great time. Been many years since I've enjoyed a good concert. Got to meet Head East and Halestorm. Hope you enjoy the pictures. I sure enjoyed having them taken. :wink:

Me and Lzzy Hale

Me and Lzzy again

Backstage with Head East

From the outside

Comedy in US & UK

Binky Bainbridge — Mon, 26 Jul 2010 19:15:14 GMT

I'm interested in how comedy works (or sometimes doesn't), between American & British audiences. I like quite a lot of American comedy, from the likes of Jack Benny to Sgt. Bilko way back, to George Carlin, Bill Hicks, & Mike DeStefano more recently - the list is quite long. I particularly enjoy New York Jewish humour and the NY comedy clubs.

What British comedians, if any, work with US audiences. I guess Benny Hill was popular. Any others?

For example would you find someone like Al Murray funny? His stage act is that of taking on the persona of a pub landlord - a stereotypical one, i.e., a somewhat uncouth individual who holds strong views and expresses them on a wide range of topics. Prejudice and anti-political correctness are his stock-in-trade, the very things that are the foundations of his humour and his act involves constant contact with the audience. In real life Al Murray is an educated guy far removed from his stage persona.
Al Murray - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

A small example of his comdedy, this time talking about Americans - if you're offended by bad language the don't view.