Comments | capeandcowl: [5th Bust] Tequila and lime (Voice)

sands_in_mexico in capeandcowl

[5th Bust] Tequila and lime (Voice)

Jul 17, 2010 16:08

Okay, I'm sitting here at the Russian Tea Room and I have to say, the motif is a little too fancy for the working man's budget. The greens, reds and golds do make a remarkable impression along with the flow artwork of the Faberge style decor and acid etched dancing bears in the glass partitions, the atmosphere is certainly noteworthy as enjoyable. ( Read more... )

† sheldon jeffery sands | weaver

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[Video | in Español ] silent_pantera July 17 2010, 22:59:09 UTC

So...this what ya do for kicks? Go to a place, an' talk about what sucks about it?

[ Oddly enough, not sarcasm. Grimmjow can get on board with this idea 8D! ]

[Video | in Español ] sands_in_mexico July 17 2010, 23:18:24 UTC

[That makes Sheldon laugh.]

Gotta bitch about something and it's not exactly a waste of time. You see, I get in for free at these places when they think I'm important.

[Oh god, the hilarity!!]

[Video | in Español ] silent_pantera July 17 2010, 23:26:25 UTC

Ha! So they let ya in, give ya shit, an' in return ya bitch about all the crap they did wrong.

I like it.

[Video | in Español ] sands_in_mexico July 17 2010, 23:35:09 UTC

What can I say? I aim to please.

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reformedrogue July 18 2010, 12:03:05 UTC

Fifty dollars a plate or more, huh? I'm almost ashamed to admit I've eaten at places like that from time to time. But if it's for good food... well, I'm honestly torn. Sounds interesting, though.

sands_in_mexico July 19 2010, 19:17:33 UTC

For a guy with your social standing and class since your able to afford going to places like this regularly, wouldn't you prefer someplace with a lot more class? Seems to me that the Russian Tea Room is banking on their popularity more than the food which should be the main attraction and not for the tourism.

The good thing is that it's right down the street for Carnegie Hall so all in all, it's got its good points.

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sands_in_mexico July 19 2010, 22:16:07 UTC

Yeah, I wasn't too keen on that either.

[And he's thinking, "If I ever decide to go back, I'll shoot the fucking cook."]

It's better to cook at home anyway. It's much cheaper and you know what you're making.

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sands_in_mexico July 19 2010, 22:35:07 UTC

I've thought about it.

I'm not much into doing the domestic things myself but I'm pretty good with my hands.

[As long as he has a recipe, he's not a bad cook.]

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