Shabu

[zhao]

no not the dining experience... quite the opposite actually

http://www.westword.com/2003-09-04/news/72-hour-party-people/

 

[Eric]

smoothies???? i guess shabu has a different identity in denver ...

 

[mistersloane]

That totally never caught on here.

 

[polystyle]

Shabu drivers

Aah, shabu
the choice of discriminating Asian drivers transporters fer years ...

 

[Slothrop]

no not the dining experience... quite the opposite actually

http://www.westword.com/2003-09-04/news/72-hour-party-people/

In the next room are Marcus, a custom interior house painter, and his wife, Heather, who works in marketing for a popular brand of whiskey. The happy couple is viewing a bootlegged DVD of The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers on a big-screen TV while frantically flipping through a leather-bound edition of J.R.R. Tolkien's fantasy classic of the same name, trying to match the text to the movie. Whenever a line of dialogue is altered, a scene cut or a plot point relocated in the film, Marcus and Heather call it out to Sasha, a dreadlocked artist who's drawing a huge, elaborate pen-and-ink diagram on a sheet of butcher paper. The diagram's title is "Two Towers: Film vs. Book, a Deconstruction."

DON'T DO DRUGS, KIDS!

 

[mistersloane]

It's a brilliant piece, reading that would fucking put you off drugs for life

 

[Mr. Tea]

It all sounds much too extreme to be particulalry enjoyable - all about pushing one's body and mind to the absolute limit and beyond, sort of thing. What's wrong with a few decent pills and then heading back to someone's flat for a spliff and a cup of tea?