On Mon, 17 Mar 2003 16:51:22 -0800, you wrote: > > >>>San Diego (Encinitas) also! I'm not a big fan of the casinos but >that's >>>hardly a reason to not gather. Does anyone know of a Hungarian >restaurant >>>anywhere around here? >>> >> >>If we are headed toward San Diego, we can go to a casino, > ><whimper> As long as it's not Viejas. It's bad enough that I work >there; I wouldn't want the rest of you to become tainted by the >Viejas Icksomeness. > >Besides, everyone would get lost trying to meet there. "Well, >first you have to get to Alpine -" "Where's that?" "... Um, >Tennessee. Or something." > I go to Viejas all the time, MJ. Had no idea there was a fellow Brustian there! >>we could also meet >>at Old Town (big margaritas = yummy!! supposedly haunted cities = >fun!!). > >Old Town is fabulously shiny, yes, and you can kidnap newts and >little frogs from some of the ornamental ponds if you've a mind to >do so. > Old Town works. >>We >>can also go for Hungarian cuizine, but this I had a little harder >time >>finding. So far I have only found a Hungarian restaurant in Los >Angeles, > >Well, yes. San Diego, as studly as it is in most other respects, >fails to have much in the way of exotic foodnesses. There's a >Persian restaurant with rose-petal ice cream, and that seems to be >about as far as The Powers That Be are willing to permit San >Diegans to indulge internationally-inclined palates. > Ethiopian. That's always yummie, we love going to Awash downtown. If we all decide to hit LA, Mrs Laz and I own a minivan, so we can carpool to save on gas. I can't believe it's over $2/gallon. We need some teleportation action. -- lazarus "To announce that there must be no criticism of the president, or that we are to stand by the president, right or wrong, is not only unpatriotic and servile, but is morally treasonable to the American Public." -- Theodore Roosevelt