emergency NYC chinese restaurant help

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Thanks for all the help- now confronted with typical NYC overload.

Glen, thanks for trying to be my wingman but it is not necessary, I 'm sure you have better things to do.
I was amused that these provincials are still so shocked by a Monegasque billionaire wanting to land his helicopter at Screaming Eagle. That is the least of what I have seen go on there.
PM me and I will send you pictures of Monte Carlo intrigue that will throw you into V fib, and I still need to tell you of my encounter with Triple H on a plane.

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I want to hang with HHH!

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Hubert H. Humphrey has been dead for many years.

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One pedigree from the cerebral assassin and it’s all over for Mr. Humphrey, already dead or not

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I still can’t believe he’s an exec for WWE now. I remember when he first was hunter Hearst Helmsley and had Sable as his valet.

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I found Mr. Levesque to be extremely educated, intelligent and a fellow cultured elitist.
I did not know his mentor was Killer Kowalski.
We subsequently had an erudite conversation about the merits of the claw hold, followed by a discussion on Apolipoprotein E alleles (APOE-ε2 ,ε3 ,ε4,), and two studies on the role of Microtubule Associated Protein Tau [TAU exon 6 polymorphisms His47Tyr (rs2258689) and Ser53Pro (rs10445337)], and Neurofilament Heavy (NEHF, rs165602) in multiple concussion precipitated Fronto Temporal Dementia, as certain wrestlers have experienced.

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Killer Kowalski mentored many WWE Superstars. Ran the best wrasslin’ program for decades.

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particular attention should be addressed to application of the claw hold at 2 minutes .

Especially worthwhile is the interview at 3:20-- amazing how innocent things were just 50 years ago.

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so what decision made on the restaurant, if any?

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Wu Liang Ye
Shun Lee West is OK but not great

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it’s a small audience, but i care deeply about all 6 of you.

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Oh the love. Overwhelming! flirtysmile flirtysmile flirtysmile

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Why is it that every time I start a seemingly innocent topic, it ends in chaos?

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Bravo!

this is an under the radar place we have been going to for years.

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We don’t call it WineBerserkers for nothing! [snort.gif] neener

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I think Tao Uptown is the best fit


Now back to wrestling:
Watching this old video of killer Kowalski , it is amazing how the athleticism of pro wrestlers has advanced since then. This has occurred in all pro sports- look at tennis or basketball games from the 50’s.

These two guys are terrible athletes- Me and Glenn could have probably put on a better match…
Proves Roland Barthes’ thesis that people do not go to watch the mechanics of the match itself but rather the spectacle.

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This just opened:

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I dig your point but tennis, like golf, has changed a lot with new technology. I doubt Tiger dominates with wood shafts and gutta percha. Same with Nadal and wooden racquets.

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Only go to Tao if you want a scene. Otherwise as Sarah said avoid at all costs. Shun Lee is average at best. Decoy is great but no scene and you sit at a large communal table. Haven’t been to cafe china. I do like Philippe and the owner is great but the food won’t blow you away. So many better choices but none are a scene.

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most likely because your questions always come off as somewhat desperate and exhausting; you never do your own research and when very kind and patient people give you good recommendations, you reject or ignore them. it’s a pattern.

also, given your past queries, i figured proximity to a helipad may influence your decision.