O.C. restaurants face perfect storm of issues

Ten, are you sure you didn't go to Texas A&M?



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[quote author="High Gravity" date=1227231176]I used to fantasize about her coming over to my house to play Space Invaders with me on my Atari 2600:

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I loved your comment but that pic has got to go.

That is not Tiffani!
 
[quote author="caycifish" date=1227232113]Ten, are you sure you didn't go to Texas A&M?

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Very Funny!

Yeah, that was me rocking the mic with my fraternity brothers.

What do you think?

We really knew how to party and entertain.
 
[quote author="tenmagnet" date=1227232129][quote author="High Gravity" date=1227231176]I used to fantasize about her coming over to my house to play Space Invaders with me on my Atari 2600:

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I loved your comment but that pic has got to go.

That is not Tiffani!</blockquote>


I'd put Phoebe up against Tiffani in a Pepsi challenge any day. Phoebe was the definitive early 80s jr. high school kid's imaginary girlfriend.
 
[quote author="tenmagnet" date=1227232368][quote author="caycifish" date=1227232113]Ten, are you sure you didn't go to Texas A&M?

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Very Funny!

Yeah, that was me rocking the mic with my fraternity brothers.

What do you think?

We really knew how to party and entertain.</blockquote>


Dude, you know you were one of these guys:



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(This is actually one of my favorite things ever on YouTube)
 
[quote author="Allison C." date=1227168608][quote author="tenmagnet" date=1227143158][quote author="WestparkRenter" date=1227142705][quote author="tenmagnet" date=1227142463][quote author="Allison C." date=1227142046]Took my high maintenance aunt to South Coast Plaza last week, went to Vie De France, where the line is always ridiculously long for the onion soup. What do you know, there was no line at noon time! For the 1 1/2 hours we were there, there was no line ever, so we took advantage of the situation and rested our feet! :)</blockquote>




They?ve got the best chocolate croissants there.

No line?

Did you go on a weekend, that place gets jammed.

I usually wait as well, no fan of the Corner Bakery which seldom gets busy.</blockquote>


They moved to a new location that is not as convenient. I used to have to buy something when I'm in South Coast plaza but not anymore. The Corner Bakery in Irvine is always busy because of the UCI students.</blockquote>




Sorry, I mean?t the Corner bakery at South Coast Plaza adjacent to the Macy?s Men store.



Your aunt must be Asian. She completely falls into the shopper demographic who like French Onion at Vie De France and Chanel.

Where did Vie De France move to?

Aren?t they on the first floor next to the Armani store.</blockquote>


Vie De France is now outside Saks. I was there Friday, but still...



And while my high maintenance aunt was at Chanel in Bloomingdale's, they told her there's a special. (Imagine a special deal at Chanel!!) Each $250 you spend, you get $50 gift card. That's like 20% off!</blockquote>


Your aunt must be Asian. French Onion at VDF, Mimi Cafe and Chanel are the indicators of an Asian shopper. Many often mistaken Dooney and Burke and Coach. Both are popular frugal Asian handbags. Vie De France is not by Coach. Allison is right it is outside of Saks. Mr. GQ Magnet, Vie De France has relocated to its location for almost 2 years. It is obviously that you haven't been updating your Armani attire. Have you been hanging around by Sears for the last two years?
 
[quote author="Allison C." date=1227174651]



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Haha. :red:

I also like being serenaded to.

I also likes strolls under the moonlight by the beach.

I also like to read a poem left on my pillow every morning.

I also like surprise blue boxes with white ribbons.

I also like reading mystery novels on a Gulfstream.

I also like ....



HAHA. :p

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Are you the same Allison C. that was in the Hearbreak Kid movie?



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[quote author="bkshopr" date=1227233644]



Your aunt must be Asian. French Onion at VDF, Mimi Cafe and Chanel are the indicators of an Asian shopper. Many often mistaken Dooney and Burke and Coach. Both are popular frugal Asian handbags. Vie De France is not by Coach. Allison is right it is outside of Saks. Mr. GQ Magnet, Vie De France has relocated to its location for almost 2 years. It is obviously that you haven't been updating your Armani attire. Have you been hanging around by Sears for the last two years?</blockquote>


Hey Bk,



No I haven't been hanging out at Sears.

I get most of my stuff at Bloomingdales now.

Since they opened around that time, stay primarily in that section of the mall

Brooks Brothers on the second floor from time to time.

Once in a while I venture to those other areas.

A few weeks back I went to the Macy?s men store to get more Prada Infusion D?Homme since Bloomingdales doesn?t carry it.
 
[quote author="bkshopr" date=1227233644][quote author="Allison C." date=1227168608][quote author="tenmagnet" date=1227143158][quote author="WestparkRenter" date=1227142705][quote author="tenmagnet" date=1227142463][quote author="Allison C." date=1227142046]Took my high maintenance aunt to South Coast Plaza last week, went to Vie De France, where the line is always ridiculously long for the onion soup. What do you know, there was no line at noon time! For the 1 1/2 hours we were there, there was no line ever, so we took advantage of the situation and rested our feet! :)</blockquote>




They?ve got the best chocolate croissants there.

No line?

Did you go on a weekend, that place gets jammed.

I usually wait as well, no fan of the Corner Bakery which seldom gets busy.</blockquote>


They moved to a new location that is not as convenient. I used to have to buy something when I'm in South Coast plaza but not anymore. The Corner Bakery in Irvine is always busy because of the UCI students.</blockquote>




Sorry, I mean?t the Corner bakery at South Coast Plaza adjacent to the Macy?s Men store.



Your aunt must be Asian. She completely falls into the shopper demographic who like French Onion at Vie De France and Chanel.

Where did Vie De France move to?

Aren?t they on the first floor next to the Armani store.</blockquote>


Vie De France is now outside Saks. I was there Friday, but still...



And while my high maintenance aunt was at Chanel in Bloomingdale's, they told her there's a special. (Imagine a special deal at Chanel!!) Each $250 you spend, you get $50 gift card. That's like 20% off!</blockquote>


Your aunt must be Asian. French Onion at VDF, Mimi Cafe and Chanel are the indicators of an Asian shopper. Many often mistaken Dooney and Burke and Coach. Both are popular frugal Asian handbags. Vie De France is not by Coach. Allison is right it is outside of Saks. Mr. GQ Magnet, Vie De France has relocated to its location for almost 2 years. It is obviously that you haven't been updating your Armani attire. Have you been hanging around by Sears for the last two years?</blockquote>


I have not been there for a while. Now that I remember D&K, my kid bought the handbag there. I did not know why she wanted to advertise for them free. I personally would not do it.
 
[quote author="bkshopr" date=1227233644][quote author="Allison C." date=1227168608][quote author="tenmagnet" date=1227143158][quote author="WestparkRenter" date=1227142705][quote author="tenmagnet" date=1227142463][quote author="Allison C." date=1227142046]Took my high maintenance aunt to South Coast Plaza last week, went to Vie De France, where the line is always ridiculously long for the onion soup. What do you know, there was no line at noon time! For the 1 1/2 hours we were there, there was no line ever, so we took advantage of the situation and rested our feet! :)</blockquote>




They?ve got the best chocolate croissants there.

No line?

Did you go on a weekend, that place gets jammed.

I usually wait as well, no fan of the Corner Bakery which seldom gets busy.</blockquote>


They moved to a new location that is not as convenient. I used to have to buy something when I'm in South Coast plaza but not anymore. The Corner Bakery in Irvine is always busy because of the UCI students.</blockquote>




Sorry, I mean?t the Corner bakery at South Coast Plaza adjacent to the Macy?s Men store.



Your aunt must be Asian. She completely falls into the shopper demographic who like French Onion at Vie De France and Chanel.

Where did Vie De France move to?

Aren?t they on the first floor next to the Armani store.</blockquote>


Vie De France is now outside Saks. I was there Friday, but still...



And while my high maintenance aunt was at Chanel in Bloomingdale's, they told her there's a special. (Imagine a special deal at Chanel!!) Each $250 you spend, you get $50 gift card. That's like 20% off!</blockquote>


Your aunt must be Asian. French Onion at VDF, Mimi Cafe and Chanel are the indicators of an Asian shopper. Many often mistaken Dooney and Burke and Coach. Both are popular frugal Asian handbags. Vie De France is not by Coach. Allison is right it is outside of Saks. Mr. GQ Magnet, Vie De France has relocated to its location for almost 2 years. It is obviously that you haven't been updating your Armani attire. Have you been hanging around by Sears for the last two years?</blockquote>


(Looks in mirror, looks at pic of aunt)

No, not Asian. :)

Just a proud brunette.

BTW, mom = low maintenanace = Mimi's

aunt = high maintenance = VDF, Charlie Palmer, Chanel, LV, Gucci, Chole, .... :cheese:
 
[quote author="tenmagnet" date=1227234302][quote author="Allison C." date=1227174651]



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Haha. :red:

I also like being serenaded to.

I also likes strolls under the moonlight by the beach.

I also like to read a poem left on my pillow every morning.

I also like surprise blue boxes with white ribbons.

I also like reading mystery novels on a Gulfstream.

I also like ....



HAHA. :p

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Are you the same Allison C. that was in the Hearbreak Kid movie?





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She wishes, ha. :lol:

BTW :lol: NOT = wink
 
[quote author="tenmagnet" date=1227248540]Did you happen to see that movie?</blockquote>


Yes, with Ben Stiller/ and this blond got all sunburned and couldn't leave the hotel room? Is that right?
 
[quote author="Allison C." date=1227248709][quote author="tenmagnet" date=1227248540]Did you happen to see that movie?</blockquote>


Yes, with Ben Stiller/ and this blond got all sunburned and couldn't leave the hotel room? Is that right?</blockquote>


Yeah, that?s the one.

Great movie!

I think she listed the same turn ons as you.

Long walks on the beach

Candlelight dinners

You know the drill, ran that dude ragged.
 
[quote author="tenmagnet" date=1227248971][quote author="Allison C." date=1227248709][quote author="tenmagnet" date=1227248540]Did you happen to see that movie?</blockquote>


Yes, with Ben Stiller/ and this blond got all sunburned and couldn't leave the hotel room? Is that right?</blockquote>


Yeah, that?s the one.

Great movie!

I think she listed the same turn ons as you.

Long walks on the beach

Candlelight dinners

You know the drill, ran that dude ragged.</blockquote>


Really? I was most interested in the resort they stayed at. I looked it up, it was uberexpensive.
 
[quote author="Allison C." date=1227249361][quote author="tenmagnet" date=1227248971][quote author="Allison C." date=1227248709][quote author="tenmagnet" date=1227248540]Did you happen to see that movie?</blockquote>


Yes, with Ben Stiller/ and this blond got all sunburned and couldn't leave the hotel room? Is that right?</blockquote>


Yeah, that?s the one.

Great movie!

I think she listed the same turn ons as you.

Long walks on the beach

Candlelight dinners

You know the drill, ran that dude ragged.</blockquote>


Really? I was most interested in the resort they stayed at. I looked it up, it was uberexpensive.</blockquote>


The resort was very nice.

I loved the beach, scenic with the water being crystal clear.

Great place to do yoga at or just go for a run.

Cuddling is optional
 
[quote author="tenmagnet" date=1227256313]

Great place to do yoga

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[quote author="tenmagnet" date=1227235623]Hey Bk,



No I haven't been hanging out at Sears.

I get most of my stuff at Bloomingdales now.

Since they opened around that time, stay primarily in that section of the mall

Brooks Brothers on the second floor from time to time.

Once in a while I venture to those other areas.

A few weeks back I went to the Macy?s men store to get more Prada Infusion D?Homme since Bloomingdales doesn?t carry it.</blockquote>


What!? You have been shopping at Sears. In fact, this is the same jacket you were sporting at the book signing.



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[quote author="graphrix" date=1227257546][quote author="tenmagnet" date=1227235623]Hey Bk,



No I haven't been hanging out at Sears.

I get most of my stuff at Bloomingdales now.

Since they opened around that time, stay primarily in that section of the mall

Brooks Brothers on the second floor from time to time.

Once in a while I venture to those other areas.

A few weeks back I went to the Macy?s men store to get more Prada Infusion D?Homme since Bloomingdales doesn?t carry it.</blockquote>


What!? You have been shopping at Sears. In fact, this is the same jacket you were sporting at the book signing.

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Just call me the fashion maven.

I even purchased a matching red ascot at Brooks Brothers to go with the jacket.

The ladies sure do seem to like it.

Profette whispered soooo hott in my ear.

I'm thinking about buying a matching one for Bk as a Christmas gift.
 
[quote author="Allison C." date=1227248201]



(Looks in mirror, looks at pic of aunt)

No, not Asian. :)

Just a proud brunette.

BTW, mom = low maintenanace = Mimi's

aunt = high maintenance = VDF, Charlie Palmer, Chanel, LV, Gucci, Chole, .... :cheese:</blockquote>




Aunt = OUCH! I see ALOT of ladies like that at the studio.... More than a few have ALOT extra work done to them.



Anyways good luck

-bix
 
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