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Never heard of it. Small chain, primarily in Cincy. There's one on Lee Road, I highly recommend giving it a try. Also, one just opened last week in Lakewood on Detroit.

Yeah, even if you personally are in favor of the nightclub, I don't see how Cimperman opposing a nightclub that residents don't want would be considered a scumbag political move.

I agree, I really think a D-1 football team would go a long way to turning CSU into less of a commuter school. Anyone know if this is in their master plan at all?

^Don't let the facts get in the way of CTownsFinest's complaints.

http://www.crainscleveland.com/article/20080811/FREE/596602552/1004/newsletter01 From Crains: Ex-Brown Bob Golic to open local sports bar By JOHN BOOTH 2:49 pm, August 11, 2008

^Unitil this post, I thought the spraypainted writing had said "stolen from the poop"

Why? I don't drink anymore. Even when I did, I didn't get plastered before the game or at the game (I usually got drunk after the game when I could afford to and to ease the pain of the loss). But I wanted to watch it and remember it. If people just want to get really sh!t-faced, go to a bar. It's a helluva lot cheaper! I don't understand the fascination with getting drunk before going to a place (Browns Stadium) that costs so much to get inside. I think he meant that you'll never see a sobriety checkpoint at a browns game, so you won't want to go anytime soon.

I thought he played well when he was covering the slot. They say that is his forte, so as long as we aren't asking him to play too much outside, I think he'll be fine.

Once Tuck gets back, we go a solid 8 deep at Oline. Thats about as good as you can get in the NFL. Corner is a little more worriesome, but I feel good about our top 3 - Wright, McDonald and Cousins. I'd feel alot better if a 4th would step up.

^Just speculation, but I imagine they want to be open by the Cowboys game.

I don't know if that slideshow could get anymore perfect.

Nunzio's is opening shop in Lakewood. Can't wait to try it.

^$6? This is Bay Village, not Greenwich Village. They are probably $3 beers.

I got the iPhone ripoff Samsung Instinct last night. It's not as good as the iPhone in web and apps, but I didn't have to switch carriers and it ended up costing me $60 after rebates and whatnot. It looks like an iPhone and has a lot of the same features (visual vm, GPS, etc). So far I'm pleased with it.

Just 2 of the funniest guys on the planet...thats all.

Does OU even have a varsity football team anymore? I thought it went Club because of Title IX? Or maybe it just seems that way.

While I agree that its never seems very busy when I've been there, the Cleveland Grill has been open for at least 5 years...so they must be doing something right.

Pretty much everybody.

Damn, now MTS is going to scold me for not using the search function!

I didn't see this anywhere else...pretty funny stuff. http://www.theonion.com/content/news/report_98_percent_of_u_s_commuters Report: 98 Percent Of U.S. Commuters Favor Public Transportation For Others --------------------------------------------------------------------------------

I wasn't sure exactly which one to choose. I grew up in Medina, but I lived on a dairy farm, so it was hardly exurbia...so I chose "sticks". And I live in Lakewood, which isn't exactly "the city", but I'm not in some cul-de-sac in Strongsville, either...so I chose city.

Depends on what you like to see. I would suggest going to the Warren Rd and Detroit area. Lion & Blue is a cool little hippie shop there, there is a music store at the corner as well and a Phoenix (indie) coffee shop next door to Lion & Blue. You could go to Melt for a beer (or later for dinner, highly recommend - www.meltbarandgrilled.com). There's a plaza across the street with a Marc's, which is an independently owned chain of stores that sell a variety of goods from hair products to toys to clothing to food. Most of the stuff is stuff that's imperfect/flawed in an unnoticeable way to most consumers but allows you to get good discounts. Cash or check only. Agree with everything RR says, especially Melt. I'd also recommend The Beer Engine on Madison west of Warren, El Tango Taqueria on Madison west of Bunts or Angelo's Pizza on Madison east of Bunts. Also, in the strip of storefronts in front of the Marc's plaza there is a Souper Market soup stand and a Dave's Cosmic subs, which is one of the better sub shops in town. Or, if you enjoy middle eastern food, there is Aladdin's on Detroit east of Warren. Aladdin's is a popular local chain, and Lakewood is the original. For non-food activities, I'd recommend Lakewood park and all of the streets near the lake. There are some very beautiful homes in that area. I'm not sure what your plans are, but you could hit up Lakewood tomorrow when you go to the Rocky River Reservation park. The north end of the park is a really nice marina area. The path/road goes up the hill from there and you'll be on Detroit Rd in the West End of Lakewood.

I think a "family owned business" means that every employee is a memeber of the family. So a bar couldn't be exempt unless there were no non-family member employees.

Cable Go with ime Warner. Banks Key Bank or National City are the two biggies in Cleveland. Check them out along with Huntington, US Bank, PNC, Dollar, Chase, Fifth Third & Charter One Lakewood is a Cox Cable town. I think you can also get AT&T U-verse, but I don't know much about it.

oh geeeeezus, you babies! why did I ask, i am sooooooooooooooooooo old! Fixed that for you. :laugh: