Re: you NYC freaks...

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Personally, I prefer the original Dojo on St. Marks St and only when I can
sit outside, but if I'm in NY I'll steer my way toward bananafish gladly.
will

 On Fri, 3 Dec 1999, Wes Temby wrote:

> 
> > 
> > On the other hand, we could meet at a well-known spot that is decent 
> > and affordable; I'm thinking of the restaurant called Dojo (a/k/a 
> > Dojo West) that is on West 4th St. and Mercer St., one block from the 
> > big Broadway Tower records.  If we agreed on a date and time and 
> > number of people, I can probably arrange to have a large chunk of 
> > tables cordoned off for us -- however many of "us" there are.
> > 
> > And, ironically, it would put us literally across the street from 
> > where this mailing list now lives.  That's not why I suggest it, 
> > though; it's because it's cheap, it serves beer and curious drinks, 
> > and it accommodates both vegetarians and non-.
> > 
> > So, that's my suggestion.  I would not mind during the week between 
> > Xmas and New Year's, but early in January is certainly fine too.
> > 
> > --tim
> 
> This is certainly agreeable on my part, but my plans have still yet to
> solidify. As soon as I know more of what is really going to happen (as
> compared to what I would like to happen) I will be able to actually commit
> myself for something.
> 
> ALWAYS THERE- WDylan
> 

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