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[pearwaldorf]

People are fawking stupid. Look, if you don't say anything about chicken in your vegan burrito, especially when it happens FOUR TIMES, you're just a passive aggressive bitch who's just out to whine about how much the place sucks WHEN YOU HAVEN'T DONE ANYTHING YOURSELF to remedy the situation.

A pox on this town's idiotic inhabitants. Honestly.

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[mydarkstar.livejournal.com]

Bwah. Really, what kind of twit goes around telling everyone how much a place sucks and is practically out to get her, personally, with their evil evil meat, when if she had just told them the first time it happened, I doubt it would have ever happened again? Oh, right, the kind who's just SO PERSECUTED because she's a vegetarian, really, no one understands how hard it is, constantly being given meat, boo-hoo. Yeah, go tell it to someone who lives in Virginia or something. Isn't Portland a vegetarian Mecca second only to Southern California? The martyr act doesn't really work here, does it?

Also, La Sirenita r0x0rz.

(OT: My computer was having Serious Issues for a while, so I haven't done your Zim CDs yet, but it seems to work okay now, so I'll get on that presently. Er, if you haven't gotten them from someone else already.)

[sonatine.livejournal.com]

I've never been to La Sirenita, but then again, I don't get up into North Portland all that often. Lord, Irvington is a stretch for me.

And dude, I understand the whole not wanting to be a bother to the poor overworked server (an attitude I heartily endorse), but 's your responsibility as a consumer to speak up if your meal isn't to your liking the first time. Otherwise, pick the chicken out of your fucking burrito and DEAL, y'know?

(And thanks so much. I owe you cookies, and stuff. Do you still have my address?)

[mydarkstar.livejournal.com]

Well, Alberta is NE, not North, but yeah. It's so weird seeing the gentrification of Alberta Street - I lived a few blocks from it about six years ago, back when it was still called "Driveby Alley" by the locals, and watching it turn all bohemian and arty is strange. But good. Though now I'm miffed that I don't live in easy walking distance anymore.

I liked how every time somebody pointed out that she should have said something, she went on about how she was "too much of a pussy." So, you're too wimpy to tell a minimum-wage-earning restaurant worker that you don't want meat in your tostada, but you feel perfectly fine with bitching about it to hundreds of strangers? Uh-huh. Christ.

(I think so. Gladstone? And I've got both files downloaded and ready to burn - is there anything else you want on CD?)

[sonatine.livejournal.com]

(Yeah, Gladstone. And that's it. Thank you so much.)