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Old 09-22-2011, 05:21 PM
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Rice-a-roni! Duh.

Seriously all I can think of is Ghiradelli chocolate and sourdough bread (which I must admit is pretty dang good). Is there a such thing as California cuisine anymore? I thought that was a very 1990s phenomenon. To me it seemed basically like Italian food without the red sauce.
I don't want no dayum rice maaaaaan! Lol! Soooooooooo what am I gonna do!? Urgh!
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Old 09-22-2011, 05:30 PM
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I'm taking Friday off work, getting my hair done at 10 a.m., then I'm probably sleeping the rest of the day since I more than likely won't be sleeping all day Saturday & Sunday.
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Old 09-22-2011, 06:19 PM
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I'm taking Friday off work, getting my hair done at 10 a.m., then I'm probably sleeping the rest of the day since I more than likely won't be sleeping all day Saturday & Sunday.
Ok well......I'm gonna take power naps on friday
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Old 09-22-2011, 06:21 PM
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are any of you going to the anaheim show? i'm trying to save my hard earned ducats to get a decent ticket, somewhere not in the back, and i'm gonna be driving down from LA. i'm so glad she decided to do a show in so.cal. i know that she did a show at the Wiltern, but i didn't know about her and fleetwood mac until july
anyhow, i'll probably be going down by myself, but i dunno... i thought maybe i could make friends? (please don't respond to this if you are a serial killer or rapist....)
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Old 09-22-2011, 06:37 PM
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are any of you going to the anaheim show? i'm trying to save my hard earned ducats to get a decent ticket, somewhere not in the back, and i'm gonna be driving down from LA. i'm so glad she decided to do a show in so.cal. i know that she did a show at the Wiltern, but i didn't know about her and fleetwood mac until july
anyhow, i'll probably be going down by myself, but i dunno... i thought maybe i could make friends? (please don't respond to this if you are a serial killer or rapist....)
Hi! Yes there are several of us going to the Anaheim show and there is a actually a thread about it if you look through. I'm also driving down from LA for the show and can't wait.
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Old 09-22-2011, 06:42 PM
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The Anaheim thread is on page 2. Sorry, but i cant paste a link right now.

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Old 09-22-2011, 07:19 PM
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thanks! i'll go find the thread for the anaheim show!
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Old 09-22-2011, 11:40 PM
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Rice-a-roni! Duh.

Seriously all I can think of is Ghiradelli chocolate and sourdough bread (which I must admit is pretty dang good). Is there a such thing as California cuisine anymore? I thought that was a very 1990s phenomenon. To me it seemed basically like Italian food without the red sauce.
OMG, seriously?? SF has some of the best food in the country! SF is known for the many wonderful neighborhood places that serve some of the most amazing food anywhere-some which is sourced locally.
Frances, L'Ardoise, NOPA, Commonwealth, Range, Bar Agricole, Delfina, A16, Cotogna, and those are just the ones off the top of my head.
And I am not even talking about the cocktail culture and wine here.
For all you wonderful people coming to the shows at the Fillmore, make sure you eat at some of the wonderful places SF has to offer!
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Old 09-23-2011, 07:41 AM
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OMG, seriously?? SF has some of the best food in the country! SF is known for the many wonderful neighborhood places that serve some of the most amazing food anywhere-some which is sourced locally.
Frances, L'Ardoise, NOPA, Commonwealth, Range, Bar Agricole, Delfina, A16, Cotogna, and those are just the ones off the top of my head.
And I am not even talking about the cocktail culture and wine here.
For all you wonderful people coming to the shows at the Fillmore, make sure you eat at some of the wonderful places SF has to offer!
Dude, calm down. The question was what SF was known for. That's not to say that SF doesn't have good eateries; EVERY city has good restaurants! Rather, it's about what is unique about this particular city, e.g., cheesesteaks in Philadelphia, bagels in NYC, Legal Seafood in Boston, etc. And how could anyone who grew up in the 1970s not remember those ubiquitous Rice-a-roni commercials? Tongue firmly planted in cheek, dude.
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Old 09-23-2011, 08:04 AM
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Dude, calm down. The question was what SF was known for. That's not to say that SF doesn't have good eateries; EVERY city has good restaurants! Rather, it's about what is unique about this particular city, e.g., cheesesteaks in Philadelphia, bagels in NYC, Legal Seafood in Boston, etc. And how could anyone who grew up in the 1970s not remember those ubiquitous Rice-a-roni commercials? Tongue firmly planted in cheek, dude.
Thanks.

Well I want some crabs!
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Well I want some crabs!
Fumi if you want crabs sleeping with Waddy might do the trick.

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Old 09-23-2011, 09:37 AM
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Fumi if you want crabs sleeping with Waddy might do the trick.

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Old 09-23-2011, 11:36 AM
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Dude, calm down. The question was what SF was known for. That's not to say that SF doesn't have good eateries; EVERY city has good restaurants! Rather, it's about what is unique about this particular city, e.g., cheesesteaks in Philadelphia, bagels in NYC, Legal Seafood in Boston, etc. And how could anyone who grew up in the 1970s not remember those ubiquitous Rice-a-roni commercials? Tongue firmly planted in cheek, dude.
Point well taken! I just think it's a shame when people visit SF & miss out on the great restaurants here.
There are some people who think they know SF because they visited Fisherman's Wharf. Like most cities, the best things and places to see arent the tourist traps.
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Are any of you going to bring cameras? What do you think the security is going to be like at the Fillmore? I don't want to get there, and then get my camera taken away =(.......or get yelled at by Stevie, I would definitely die inside if she used her "Accusing Sheryl Crow of lying tone" with me.

BTW was that reference too obscure? haha
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Old 09-23-2011, 04:47 PM
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Are any of you going to bring cameras? What do you think the security is going to be like at the Fillmore? I don't want to get there, and then get my camera taken away =(.......or get yelled at by Stevie, I would definitely die inside if she used her "Accusing Sheryl Crow of lying tone" with me.

BTW was that reference too obscure? haha
I'm brining it on my trip. I'm scared to get yelled at though. I would hate for her to use the "girl ima pop u" voice on me!
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