Should I ask Agnes out on a date?
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A bottle at the bar.PJ_Soul said:
Say what??? $30 is the cheapest wine you can buy?! Am I understanding that correctly? If so, Sweden just fell in the ranks for me, lol.Spiritual_Chaos said:
Id say the Cheapest i guess. The ”house wine”mcgruff10 said:
$30 is the cheapest bottle or the norm?Spiritual_Chaos said:
Not a bottle at the store"Mostly I think that people react sensitively because they know you’ve got a point"0 -
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Oooohhhh. Phew! In that case, that's not bad. Do you guys have corking charges there? Here we are now able to bring our own wine to restaurants, but the establishment charges a corking fee, which in some cases is ridiculously high. But in other cases, it's still worth it if you want a bottle of wine. The corking fee might be $25 - $40, which seems insane until you consider that the cheapest bottle you can buy in that particular restaurant is $50 or $60.Spiritual_Chaos said:
A bottle at the bar.PJ_Soul said:
Say what??? $30 is the cheapest wine you can buy?! Am I understanding that correctly? If so, Sweden just fell in the ranks for me, lol.Spiritual_Chaos said:
Id say the Cheapest i guess. The ”house wine”mcgruff10 said:
$30 is the cheapest bottle or the norm?Spiritual_Chaos said:
Not a bottle at the store
With all its sham, drudgery, and broken dreams, it is still a beautiful world. Be careful. Strive to be happy. ~ Desiderata0 -
YesPlease don't let this turn into another wine thread.0
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That sounds weird - bringing your own alkohol? Haha. Never heard of it. I think it is strictly forbidden here to bring in alcohol to places that sell alcohol.PJ_Soul said:
Oooohhhh. Phew! In that case, that's not bad. Do you guys have corking charges there? Here we are now able to bring our own wine to restaurants, but the establishment charges a corking fee, which in some cases is ridiculously high. But in other cases, it's still worth it if you want a bottle of wine. The corking fee might be $25 - $40, which seems insane until you consider that the cheapest bottle you can buy in that particular restaurant is $50 or $60.Spiritual_Chaos said:
A bottle at the bar.PJ_Soul said:
Say what??? $30 is the cheapest wine you can buy?! Am I understanding that correctly? If so, Sweden just fell in the ranks for me, lol.Spiritual_Chaos said:
Id say the Cheapest i guess. The ”house wine”mcgruff10 said:
$30 is the cheapest bottle or the norm?Spiritual_Chaos said:
Not a bottle at the store"Mostly I think that people react sensitively because they know you’ve got a point"0 -
It’s pretty common to be able to bring your own wine to a restaurant. It’s not the standard, but even restaurants in my little podunk town do it. I’ve recently started seeing BYOB at restaurants, but in my experience these tend to be places in bigger cities and that don’t serve beer.Star Lake 00 / Pittsburgh 03 / State College 03 / Bristow 03 / Cleveland 06 / Camden II 06 / DC 08 / Pittsburgh 13 / Baltimore 13 / Charlottesville 13 / Cincinnati 14 / St. Paul 14 / Hampton 16 / Wrigley I 16 / Wrigley II 16 / Baltimore 20 / Camden 22 / Baltimore 24 / Raleigh I 25 / Raleigh II 25 / Pittsburgh I 250
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Can I bring my own alcohol to the restaurant?- No, not in Sweden. Not that you would consume there."Mostly I think that people react sensitively because they know you’ve got a point"0
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Swedish nachos? You need to come to New Mexico for these.Spiritual_Chaos said:Now I'm going to this vegan place to drink a beer or two, and might eat something.
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NoWow that looks great!
Isn't this motherfucker meant to be about crust sauce and cheese?The love he receives is the love that is saved0 -
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Here in Ontario we can bring our own wine, if the establishment allows, and they have cork fees...Spiritual_Chaos said:
That sounds weird - bringing your own alkohol? Haha. Never heard of it. I think it is strictly forbidden here to bring in alcohol to places that sell alcohol.PJ_Soul said:
Oooohhhh. Phew! In that case, that's not bad. Do you guys have corking charges there? Here we are now able to bring our own wine to restaurants, but the establishment charges a corking fee, which in some cases is ridiculously high. But in other cases, it's still worth it if you want a bottle of wine. The corking fee might be $25 - $40, which seems insane until you consider that the cheapest bottle you can buy in that particular restaurant is $50 or $60.Spiritual_Chaos said:
A bottle at the bar.PJ_Soul said:
Say what??? $30 is the cheapest wine you can buy?! Am I understanding that correctly? If so, Sweden just fell in the ranks for me, lol.Spiritual_Chaos said:
Id say the Cheapest i guess. The ”house wine”mcgruff10 said:
$30 is the cheapest bottle or the norm?Spiritual_Chaos said:
Not a bottle at the storeGive Peas A Chance…0 -
Sounds weird.Meltdown99 said:
Here in Ontario we can bring our own wine, if the establishment allows, and they have cork fees...Spiritual_Chaos said:
That sounds weird - bringing your own alkohol? Haha. Never heard of it. I think it is strictly forbidden here to bring in alcohol to places that sell alcohol.PJ_Soul said:
Oooohhhh. Phew! In that case, that's not bad. Do you guys have corking charges there? Here we are now able to bring our own wine to restaurants, but the establishment charges a corking fee, which in some cases is ridiculously high. But in other cases, it's still worth it if you want a bottle of wine. The corking fee might be $25 - $40, which seems insane until you consider that the cheapest bottle you can buy in that particular restaurant is $50 or $60.Spiritual_Chaos said:
A bottle at the bar.PJ_Soul said:
Say what??? $30 is the cheapest wine you can buy?! Am I understanding that correctly? If so, Sweden just fell in the ranks for me, lol.Spiritual_Chaos said:
Id say the Cheapest i guess. The ”house wine”mcgruff10 said:
$30 is the cheapest bottle or the norm?Spiritual_Chaos said:
Not a bottle at the store
"We're going out tonight honey, grab a bottle of wine and lets hit the town".
Or on a date
"No need checking the wine menu hotstuffs, I brought my own"Post edited by Spiritual_Chaos on"Mostly I think that people react sensitively because they know you’ve got a point"0 -
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It’s great. Saves a lot of money.Spiritual_Chaos said:
Sounds weird.Meltdown99 said:
Here in Ontario we can bring our own wine, if the establishment allows, and they have cork fees...Spiritual_Chaos said:
That sounds weird - bringing your own alkohol? Haha. Never heard of it. I think it is strictly forbidden here to bring in alcohol to places that sell alcohol.PJ_Soul said:
Oooohhhh. Phew! In that case, that's not bad. Do you guys have corking charges there? Here we are now able to bring our own wine to restaurants, but the establishment charges a corking fee, which in some cases is ridiculously high. But in other cases, it's still worth it if you want a bottle of wine. The corking fee might be $25 - $40, which seems insane until you consider that the cheapest bottle you can buy in that particular restaurant is $50 or $60.Spiritual_Chaos said:
A bottle at the bar.PJ_Soul said:
Say what??? $30 is the cheapest wine you can buy?! Am I understanding that correctly? If so, Sweden just fell in the ranks for me, lol.Spiritual_Chaos said:
Id say the Cheapest i guess. The ”house wine”mcgruff10 said:
$30 is the cheapest bottle or the norm?Spiritual_Chaos said:
Not a bottle at the store
"We're going out tonight honey, grab a bottle of wine and lets hit the town".
Or on a date
"No need checking the wine menu hotstuffs, I brought my own"I'll ride the wave where it takes me......0 -
camsjam said:
Swedish nachos? You need to come to New Mexico for these.Spiritual_Chaos said:Now I'm going to this vegan place to drink a beer or two, and might eat something.
Wow does that look tasty."My brain's a good brain!"0 -
NoBYO is a thing in many places here...liquor licenses are absurdly expensive and tough to get.The love he receives is the love that is saved0
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Damn that looks awesome. I haven’t been to New Mexico in years, might have to go back soon.camsjam said:
Swedish nachos? You need to come to New Mexico for these.Spiritual_Chaos said:Now I'm going to this vegan place to drink a beer or two, and might eat something.I'll ride the wave where it takes me......0 -
Yes
Nothing says class like showing up wine in a paper bag...Spiritual_Chaos said:
Sounds weird.Meltdown99 said:
Here in Ontario we can bring our own wine, if the establishment allows, and they have cork fees...Spiritual_Chaos said:
That sounds weird - bringing your own alkohol? Haha. Never heard of it. I think it is strictly forbidden here to bring in alcohol to places that sell alcohol.PJ_Soul said:
Oooohhhh. Phew! In that case, that's not bad. Do you guys have corking charges there? Here we are now able to bring our own wine to restaurants, but the establishment charges a corking fee, which in some cases is ridiculously high. But in other cases, it's still worth it if you want a bottle of wine. The corking fee might be $25 - $40, which seems insane until you consider that the cheapest bottle you can buy in that particular restaurant is $50 or $60.Spiritual_Chaos said:
A bottle at the bar.PJ_Soul said:
Say what??? $30 is the cheapest wine you can buy?! Am I understanding that correctly? If so, Sweden just fell in the ranks for me, lol.Spiritual_Chaos said:
Id say the Cheapest i guess. The ”house wine”mcgruff10 said:
$30 is the cheapest bottle or the norm?Spiritual_Chaos said:
Not a bottle at the store
"We're going out tonight honey, grab a bottle of wine and lets hit the town".
Or on a date
"No need checking the wine menu hotstuffs, I brought my own"Give Peas A Chance…0 -
So How much for a plate If you bring your own food (BYOF)?"Mostly I think that people react sensitively because they know you’ve got a point"0
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Yes
Plastic bag is better.Meltdown99 said:
Nothing says class like showing up wine in a paper bag...Spiritual_Chaos said:
Sounds weird.Meltdown99 said:
Here in Ontario we can bring our own wine, if the establishment allows, and they have cork fees...Spiritual_Chaos said:
That sounds weird - bringing your own alkohol? Haha. Never heard of it. I think it is strictly forbidden here to bring in alcohol to places that sell alcohol.PJ_Soul said:
Oooohhhh. Phew! In that case, that's not bad. Do you guys have corking charges there? Here we are now able to bring our own wine to restaurants, but the establishment charges a corking fee, which in some cases is ridiculously high. But in other cases, it's still worth it if you want a bottle of wine. The corking fee might be $25 - $40, which seems insane until you consider that the cheapest bottle you can buy in that particular restaurant is $50 or $60.Spiritual_Chaos said:
A bottle at the bar.PJ_Soul said:
Say what??? $30 is the cheapest wine you can buy?! Am I understanding that correctly? If so, Sweden just fell in the ranks for me, lol.Spiritual_Chaos said:
Id say the Cheapest i guess. The ”house wine”mcgruff10 said:
$30 is the cheapest bottle or the norm?Spiritual_Chaos said:
Not a bottle at the store
"We're going out tonight honey, grab a bottle of wine and lets hit the town".
Or on a date
"No need checking the wine menu hotstuffs, I brought my own"I'll ride the wave where it takes me......0 -
Yes
The reusable bags are the best...mcgruff10 said:
Plastic bag is better.Meltdown99 said:
Nothing says class like showing up wine in a paper bag...Spiritual_Chaos said:
Sounds weird.Meltdown99 said:
Here in Ontario we can bring our own wine, if the establishment allows, and they have cork fees...Spiritual_Chaos said:
That sounds weird - bringing your own alkohol? Haha. Never heard of it. I think it is strictly forbidden here to bring in alcohol to places that sell alcohol.PJ_Soul said:
Oooohhhh. Phew! In that case, that's not bad. Do you guys have corking charges there? Here we are now able to bring our own wine to restaurants, but the establishment charges a corking fee, which in some cases is ridiculously high. But in other cases, it's still worth it if you want a bottle of wine. The corking fee might be $25 - $40, which seems insane until you consider that the cheapest bottle you can buy in that particular restaurant is $50 or $60.Spiritual_Chaos said:
A bottle at the bar.PJ_Soul said:
Say what??? $30 is the cheapest wine you can buy?! Am I understanding that correctly? If so, Sweden just fell in the ranks for me, lol.Spiritual_Chaos said:
Id say the Cheapest i guess. The ”house wine”mcgruff10 said:
$30 is the cheapest bottle or the norm?Spiritual_Chaos said:
Not a bottle at the store
"We're going out tonight honey, grab a bottle of wine and lets hit the town".
Or on a date
"No need checking the wine menu hotstuffs, I brought my own"Give Peas A Chance…0 -
YesJust picked up two nice bottles of Pinot Grigio for dinner tonight. Headed to an excellent local Italian place.I'll ride the wave where it takes me......0
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Nope just BYOB unless you are attending pot luck...lolSpiritual_Chaos said:So How much for a plate If you bring your own food (BYOF)?Give Peas A Chance…0
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