Montreal Mini-Do dinners May 22 and May 24
Apr 27, 2008, 1:54 pm
#18
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I am glad I saw this thread before I planned out my May travel. Though I might not be able to be there that week, I am going to try and juggle other commitments.
I really love Pigfoot, especially now that foie gras is verbten in Chicago. For the vegetarian, I suggest that this resto be skipped.
I am always trying to get FTers to YUL, so hopefully this will pan out for me, schedule-wise. Regardless, if I can be any help on logistics and event planning, please let me know. I am in Montreal almost as often as I am in Chicago.
I really love Pigfoot, especially now that foie gras is verbten in Chicago. For the vegetarian, I suggest that this resto be skipped.
I am always trying to get FTers to YUL, so hopefully this will pan out for me, schedule-wise. Regardless, if I can be any help on logistics and event planning, please let me know. I am in Montreal almost as often as I am in Chicago.
Apr 27, 2008, 7:38 pm
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I am glad I saw this thread before I planned out my May travel. Though I might not be able to be there that week, I am going to try and juggle other commitments.
I really love Pigfoot, especially now that foie gras is verbten in Chicago. For the vegetarian, I suggest that this resto be skipped.
I am always trying to get FTers to YUL, so hopefully this will pan out for me, schedule-wise. Regardless, if I can be any help on logistics and event planning, please let me know. I am in Montreal almost as often as I am in Chicago.
I really love Pigfoot, especially now that foie gras is verbten in Chicago. For the vegetarian, I suggest that this resto be skipped.
I am always trying to get FTers to YUL, so hopefully this will pan out for me, schedule-wise. Regardless, if I can be any help on logistics and event planning, please let me know. I am in Montreal almost as often as I am in Chicago.
Apr 27, 2008, 7:40 pm
#21
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Apr 27, 2008, 9:56 pm
#22
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I posted in the Montreal Pride thread and just saw this one!
I'd totally join you guys but already have plans for MEX for Memorial Day. I haven't been back to YUL for a while and it's about time... so how about another mini-do for Divers/Cite? Sounds like a fun weekend too!
Have fun and enjoy the strippers
I'd totally join you guys but already have plans for MEX for Memorial Day. I haven't been back to YUL for a while and it's about time... so how about another mini-do for Divers/Cite? Sounds like a fun weekend too!
Have fun and enjoy the strippers
Apr 28, 2008, 6:57 am
#24
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Did someone ring?
Given the quality of ballet in Montreal (it doesn't stink, but not worth traveling for - the modern dance there is stronger) I'd say by all means, go for the strippers.
Given the quality of ballet in Montreal (it doesn't stink, but not worth traveling for - the modern dance there is stronger) I'd say by all means, go for the strippers.
Apr 28, 2008, 10:17 am
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"Have fun and enjoy the strippers "
What????I strictly go for the art,the music and the food
There are Male Strippers in Montreal????
"J'suis idiot - I just read your other post - you mean the strippers really bill what they do in Montreal as "interpretive dance?"
"I'm not a stripper. At these prices, I'm an ecdysiast!"
Why I never
What????I strictly go for the art,the music and the food
There are Male Strippers in Montreal????
"J'suis idiot - I just read your other post - you mean the strippers really bill what they do in Montreal as "interpretive dance?"
"I'm not a stripper. At these prices, I'm an ecdysiast!"
Why I never
Apr 28, 2008, 12:12 pm
#27
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Now, I would definitely say a trip to Montreal fits in nicely with your job description. You cannot appreciate the Joffrey until you've seen Paco walk on his hands wearing nothing but a tiny, litte rubber band... You can even tell the bouncer that you need to take hi res photos to show the IRS that you were indeed on a business trip
Apr 28, 2008, 7:54 pm
#28
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Last time I was at Campus (pronounced à la française calm-POOSE, n'est-ce pas?), the best thing I got for my 2 hours was genuinely helpful and, it turned out, accurate roofing advice from the burly interpretive dancer. That could definitely be written off.
Apr 28, 2008, 8:01 pm
#29
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Apr 28, 2008, 8:10 pm
#30
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I'm sure they'll accept (grudgingly) Yankee money as well - though a shiny blue paper bill in local currency here work the best... (so I've heard)