Wednesday, August 10, 2005

OUR BAR

kat and i want to run away and open a bar. now taking your name suggestions for said bar. we have many ideas. but don't want to ruin the surprise when we have our grand opening! you'll have a special deal, like free peanuts for life, or something, if we use your name.
:D

7 comments:

Angela said...

I always wanted to go to the "Regal Beagle" from three's company. thats my favorite bar name!

katandkarl said...

i still like chips and salsa.

brooke knight said...

any bar that kat and i would have would be laid back and kinda divey. you could imagine it not being isnanely loud. but not nasty ghetto either, like you're afraid to pee there. i dont like bars to be grimy either. we will have 20 beers on tap and a few decent wines, i think. have you ever been to the blue turtle? i think somewhere like that. what does kat think?

katandkarl said...

I think that you are discriminating against non-blogers by not allowing a space for "others" to comment. My suggestion for your bar is "MUST LOVE DOGS" and you could have lots of dog stuff and people could bring thier dogs. It would be bonkers!!! AUDRA

katandkarl said...

you can go in and change your settings to allow anonomoyous.. or however the hell you spell that.... commenters.. do it.

i also am still liking "that hole in the wall" (with dogs audra says!)

brooke knight said...

k: thanks MOM. i just didnt want randoms commenting, i didnt realize it didnt allow nonbloggers. that is lame.

Anonymous said...

Hello? Is this thing on? ehem...my first contribution to B's blog, aside from being an avid reader and generally interested audience member, will be the name "Taffy Whips." Who wouldn't wanna go there and play darts? It's fun, it's dirty, and it's incredibly ambiguous. And, as we all know, ambiguity is the key to success in capitalism...Volkswagen commercial, anyone? If you don't go the Taffy Whips route, I think you should definitely consider a clever pun (puns, afterall are the highest form of comedy). Raise the bar, as it were.