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tungp User ID: 0952054	Nov 8th 3:57 PM My newly purchased gold-plate Rev D alto is here, and I'm about to cut the tape....
tungp User ID: 0952054	Nov 8th 4:17 PM Steve, Paul C., Dr. I, You guys are gonna hate me, and I'm gonna love every minute of it.
Dr. Inconspicuous User ID: 1076954	Nov 8th 4:19 PM Palo, how could we ever hold such a beautiful thing against you?
tungp User ID: 0952054	Nov 8th 10:58 PM It is creamy.... Very very creamy....
Dr. Inconspicuous User ID: 9154853	Nov 9th 12:45 AM Down boy, down!
tungp User ID: 0952054	Nov 9th 2:46 AM Speaking of dogs, scene at a Robert's grocery store today, near Tchoupitoulas street. A man in slightly raggedy clothes walks up to a black lab, tied to a cement post outside the grocery, takes the leash and begins to walk off. The dog is a bit confused, turning its head toward the grocery doors, and begins trotting off with the stranger. Suddenly shouts come from the door. A very compact man of about 40 is exiting the store, loaded down with grocery bags in both hands; he's shouting, "HEY...HEY, MAN, GET YOUR -Censored- HANDS OFF MY DOG!" Man in raggedy clothes turns and stands there, trying to look threatening, and puffed up, big. Now it's the shorter man's turn to be confused. Clearly worked up, he's looking down at his grocery bags, at the dog, at the stranger; there are eggs sticking out of the top of one of the bags; he doesn't want to break them. "GET YOUR HANDS OFF MY DOG!" he yells again. "This ain't your dog, man!" Short man unloads huge kick to the leg of the stranger with the dog. Stranger goes down, and immediately has had enough of stranger, the dog, the whole scene. Runs off limping. Short man and dog are buddies of mine. Short man is training to be a cage fighter, and is a purple belt in Jiu Jitsu.
tungp User ID: 0952054	Nov 9th 2:47 AM (another form of fair warning, to dog snatchers everywhere)
hornlip User ID: 9997253	Dec 8th 7:17 PM Tchoupitoulas Street?
tungp User ID: 0952054	Dec 11th 1:48 AM Runs along the river, uptown of Canal. At Napoleon, one corner of it is home to Tipitina's (tra-la-la-ah).