A blatant attempt to suck me in and I apologize to the rest of ya'll for
acquiescing, but dammit,I'm not gonna just sit by and be called "nice"
while my brother gets to be the cool rebellious sacrilegious one.
Afterall, I'm the one who got my ears pierced! I spent years ditching
church! Now
Please. Where are those List-serve police when you need them?
Oh, I'm sorry,I forgot. They started this thread. Ross, how about starting [EMAIL PROTECTED], so that this list can get on with it's higher calling.
Fred Wolfe
Click here: DailyPennsylvanian.com - Committee completes stage 2 of 40th St. development
They must not have been at the same meeting I attended.
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Click here: The Philadelphia Inquirer
As my good friend Maggie Thatcher always says, "Never apologize, never explain." Anyhow, Davie, your big mistake was getting your lovely wife in the family way. That's how we reel 'em in. Also, I think we're arranging to have the Bishop pay a little visit to Tony and Annalisle and find out why
I don't think it's shameful NOT to go to church. Everyone prays in their
own way. Everyone has a different perception of what G-d is or isn't, does or
doesn't do, what he/she/it looks like, and what powers G-d has. So why is there
a need to go to a separate building and pray with other
Title: Re: [UC] Two from the newspapers
I am happy the unions ran MTV out of town. There is no reason MTV should be using non-union workers. Its not like their an upstart company.
Hack did use union workers.
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Richard Hotchkiss
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On 3/17/04 8:11
In a message dated 3/17/2004 9:40:10 AM Eastern Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Everyone prays in their own way
Bertrand Russell was "nicked" during a demonstration one day. When he was being processed, the officer asked him, "Religion?" He replied "Athiest." The cop scratched his head
Richard Hotchkiss wrote:
I am happy the unions ran MTV out of town. There is no reason MTV
should be using non-union workers. Its not like their an upstart
company.
Hack did use union workers.
I agree. I can understand getting ticked at the unions for the
Convention Center's problems. But
I recently swore off the Wurst house. The pizza was always pretty
nasty, although the strombolis weren't bad. Problem was they just kept
messing up the orders. Often, I'd get there to pick up, and they'd have
forgotten the order, or burned it and started over. While I waited, it
seemed like
I think you're wrong. Although The Real World itself is a stupid excuse
for entertainment, having the hype and the positive focus on Philly would
have been good for the city in many ways.
Having the show set here, with Philly's name in the title, would have
shown that this city is on par with
We have never bought pizza from the Wurst House but until last Fall always had good
Italian hoagies from there, but since then they have changed their ingredients or
something because they are not as fresh or tasty. However, their BLTs and Reubens are
wonderful. For pizza we like Allegro,
I think the pizza at that place at 40th Spruce is great. . . can't
remember the name. . .
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Allegro Pizza, 40th Spruce. . . great pizza, good people, dependable
delivery. . .
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From: Daniel Aharon [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, March 17, 2004 10:33 AM
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Subject: Re: [UC] best pizza joint that delivers
I
I do agree that what the unions did at the convention center was a fiasco. I
work in union atmospheres and have never run across that type of
uncooperativeness at other places. But in the entertainment business unions
are necessary to make it possible to earn a living. Otherwise, companies
like
Sarah,
My thoughts EXACTLY. I think Philadelphia in general has a bit of a
self-esteem/image problem, and I believe this was a really good opportunity
(now lost) for the city to shine. Not to mention word of this hullaballoo is
sure to get around, and may well cause other productions (who
The Fresh Grocer has pretty good pizza -- similar to Pizza Rustica -- a lot
cheaper. They do not deliver.
As to Royal, I boycott that place because it has looked the same -- a
complete shit hole -- since 1985 when I first moved to UC. Do you think
security grates on all windows and doors are
As far as insurance goes, I use Nationwide - they have an agent at 47th
and Pine, Lenny Torrence, who's very easy to deal with, and as a former
contractor, also understands dealing with houses like ours. They're no
more expensive than any other company, and when I had a claim three
months into my
Please, you are talking about THE REAL WORLD here. If anything, it's a
negative. I've watched many a Real World (the show always amazes me, like
the compulsion to stare at a highway wreak), and in NO WAY did that ever
attract me to go and visit the host city, or put that city in a more
I have a favorite joint that hasn't been mentioned yet. California Pizza at
about 33rd and Powelton is where I order from more often than not. I like
their sausage and pepperoni the best...or what I like to call the heart
stopper. AND, I have never been served roaches with my pie!
I don't know
Here's the inside dope,
I work for a set design shop, we we're going to be building the set
for Real World. Our shop is small and non-union, but we work with the
unions all the time. Many productions are a mixture of union, and non.
What BM screwed up was, they came into town and made a
Similarly, I (and others) boycott Fiesta Pizza -- due to their refusal to
stop their delivery people from driving and parking ON the sidewalk. Haven't
noticed it going on as much recently (maybe they've had a change of heart,
like Ghadaffi --however you spell his name.)
We had numerous
Jonathan,
Yours may be a bad choice of words, since one of the delivery men was
recently killed in Royal.
I think it was an accident as benign as one of the coworkers dropping
a gun, intended for protection.
It had been hidden among stacked boxes.
This is a chance to for me to say, I'd like to
COLONIAL, COLONIAL, COLONIAL AND COLONIAL
I'm not sure my kids have ever eaten pizza that didn't come from Jimmy's . . .
Kathleen
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The article about the Real World in the Inq. this morning made we
want to pack my bags and leave Filthasmellphia for good - and I was born here.
It is the nightmare that was the Convention Center all over again.
Imagine, some fool wants to come to this town - produce a show, maybe spend some
Yes, but what is the name of the place?
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But, for me, the best Pizza (and the best cheese steaks) in UC are at
47th and Woodland.
Everything is very handmade. Pizza crusts are crisp. Sandwich rolls are
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