soul food
Ms Razz
restaurant on Crenshaw and Rodeo. The food is resonably priced, and you
can get a taste of home away from home. Go early for Sunday brunch,
because the church goers will fill the place to capacity. Call information
for the number and enjoy. Tell me what you thought!
IISergioII
The food's tasty, but an hour later you need a doctor.
Kristof Kunzmann
> I hear there's a good place at Florence & Normandy . . . Denny's?
> The food's tasty, but an hour later you need a doctor.
?? (ie are you trying to say something about M and M's or is this just a
comment you wanted to make)
--
KRISTOF KUNZMANN
Marshall School of Business
University of Southern California
http://www-scf.usc.edu/~kristof/
**Q**0**
wrote:
> IISergioII wrote:
>
> > I hear there's a good place at Florence & Normandy . . . Denny's?
> > The food's tasty, but an hour later you need a doctor.
>
> ?? (ie are you trying to say something about M and M's or is this just a
> comment you wanted to make)
That was an attempt at humor, Kristof.
Florence and Normandie is where Reginald *Denny* got savagely beaten for
no reason by Damien "Football" Williams at the beginning of the Rodney
King Looting Festival.
- QO
Ken Rudolph
Yeah, yeah, yeah, I got it the first time. Even 6 1/2 years
later, I'm leery of driving through that intersection. But that's
pretty lame if that's your idea of humor.
--Ken Rudolph
**Q**0**
<ke...@thegrid.net> wrote:
Read more carefully, dude. I didn't write the "joke," I was just
explaining it to Kristof. Direct your complaints to Sergio.
-QO
Quodlibet9
Florence and Normandie since the beginning
of time, has great chili dogs, different from
but no less worthy than Pink's.
> **Q**0** wrote:
> >
> > In article <36382122...@usc.edu>, Kristof Kunzmann <kri...@usc.edu>
> > wrote:
> >
> > > IISergioII wrote:
> > >
> > > > I hear there's a good place at Florence & Normandy . . . Denny's?
> > > > The food's tasty, but an hour later you need a doctor.
> > >
> > > ?? (ie are you trying to say something about M and M's or is this just a
> > > comment you wanted to make)
> >
> > That was an attempt at humor, Kristof.
> >
> > Florence and Normandie is where Reginald *Denny* got savagely beaten for
> > no reason by Damien "Football" Williams at the beginning of the Rodney
> > King Looting Festival.
>
> Yeah, yeah, yeah, I got it the first time. Even 6 1/2 years
> later, I'm leery of driving through that intersection. But that's
> pretty lame if that's your idea of humor.
l
Ken Rudolph
> > >
> > > In article <36382122...@usc.edu>, Kristof Kunzmann <kri...@usc.edu>
> > > wrote:
> > >
> > > > IISergioII wrote:
> > > >
> > > > > I hear there's a good place at Florence & Normandy . . . Denny's?
> > > > > The food's tasty, but an hour later you need a doctor.
> > > >
> > > > ?? (ie are you trying to say something about M and M's or is this just a
> > > > comment you wanted to make)
> > >
> > > That was an attempt at humor, Kristof.
> > >
> > > Florence and Normandie is where Reginald *Denny* got savagely beaten for
> > > no reason by Damien "Football" Williams at the beginning of the Rodney
> > > King Looting Festival.
> >
> > Yeah, yeah, yeah, I got it the first time. Even 6 1/2 years
> > later, I'm leery of driving through that intersection. But that's
> > pretty lame if that's your idea of humor.
>
> explaining it to Kristof. Direct your complaints to Sergio.
Hey, dude, my reading skills are fine. For instance, who wrote the
line, "That was an attempt at humor, Kristof"? The original "joke"
was beneath contempt, and unworthy of comment. Anyway, I didn't
intend it as flamage to you. Sorry you took it that way.
--Ken Rudolph (who loves the hot hot sauces at Phillips BBQ on
Leimert, just north of the Crenshaw split; but not the crack-house
ambience.)
Kristof Kunzmann
> no reason by Damien "Football" Williams at the beginning of the Rodney
> King Looting Festival.
>
Well, now that makes sense. I was still in NY at the time, and don't remember
much of what made it to the news over there. I've driven by there many, many
times. It seems to be in much better shape than they described it following
the riots.
Thanks for the clarification. I get the joke now. ;)
**Q**0**
<ke...@thegrid.net> wrote:
> **Q**0** wrote:
> > In article <3638298B...@thegrid.net>, Ken Rudolph
> > <ke...@thegrid.net> wrote:
> > > **Q**0** wrote:
> > > > In article <36382122...@usc.edu>, Kristof Kunzmann
<kri...@usc.edu>
> > > > wrote:
> > > > > IISergioII wrote:
> > > > > > I hear there's a good place at Florence & Normandy . . . Denny's?
> > > > > > The food's tasty, but an hour later you need a doctor.
> > > > > ?? (ie are you trying to say something about M and M's or is
this just a
> > > > > comment you wanted to make)
> > > > That was an attempt at humor, Kristof.
> > > > Florence and Normandie is where Reginald *Denny* got savagely beaten for
> > > > no reason by Damien "Football" Williams at the beginning of the Rodney
> > > > King Looting Festival.
> > > Yeah, yeah, yeah, I got it the first time. Even 6 1/2 years
> > > later, I'm leery of driving through that intersection. But that's
> > > pretty lame if that's your idea of humor.
> > Read more carefully, dude. I didn't write the "joke," I was just
> > explaining it to Kristof. Direct your complaints to Sergio.
> Hey, dude, my reading skills are fine.
LOL!
> For instance, who wrote the
> line, "That was an attempt at humor, Kristof"?
I did. With your superior reading skills, note the use of the word "attempt."
>The original "joke"
> was beneath contempt, and unworthy of comment.
I thought it was just stupid and unfunny. However, Kristof needed an
explanation. He's a student, so he may not be from around these parts.
> Anyway, I didn't
> intend it as flamage to you. Sorry you took it that way.
Apology accepted.
> --Ken Rudolph (who loves the hot hot sauces at Phillips BBQ on
> Leimert, just north of the Crenshaw split; but not the crack-house
> ambience.)
Okay, okay...let's not get into a discussion of where the best crackhouses
are...this is la.eats, not la.smokes.
- QO