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12.08.2001 - Million Dollar Nothing

PoseI went to the Toledo Museum with Chris, Kryssa and Jen to check out Star Wars Ohio style. We went through the exhibit and museum, took pictures and what not. I decided to play a Touch the Sculptures game. The first time worked out great. I whispered to Chris and grabbed the leg of a metallic horse sculpture. We walked into another room and there was a contoured glass bench. I whispered to Chris again and touched it. The security guard looked at me and told me that I could sit on it. She stole my thunder so bad. I was taking pictures in the next room and got capped by a person that worked there. The Touch the Sculptures game was over. We walked further down and spotted this in their 40s couple who were wearing head-to-toe denim. So their names were the Dynamic Denim Duo or 3D or D3 or D cubed.

Million Dollar AtmosphereWe went to the Spaghetti Warehouse for lunch. Kryssa pointed out the words Million Dollar Atmosphere under the sign. The restaurant seemed ok when we walked in and sat down. We ordered our food and everything seemed good. Chris [who was not having a good day already] ordered the Chicken Tetrazzini. After he got it, I noticed that there wasn't any chicken in it. I told him to tell the waiter. He did and the waiter made up some bootleg excuse about the chicken being in the sauce. That sounded really stupid to me and everyone else. Later on, one of the managers came up to Chris and asked him if he wanted her to bring him some chicken, by this time he was done eating. She also said that the chicken in the dish was usually just one piece or cube.Broken Nose I almost said "Don't call it Chicken Tetrazzini if you put one piece in it, just call it Tetrazzini." We had to pretty much force the waiter to bring us a check and takeout boxes. As we were leaving, I noticed the line for seats was crazy long. That place wasn't worth it, yo. Ain't no millionaire be dumb enough to go to that bootleggers den.