OKAY we need a "LIKE" button LOL

Gee! Aren't forums neat! You can call someone a liar anonymously and you don't even have to duck!:boxing2:

I think this thread has run its full race. See yall' at Cody's.

Celebrated my birthday at Codys last night. Their birthday is the same as mine. Had an awesome time with friends. Ralph DiNome was entertaining & did a great job. Lots of fun, laughs, dancing and oh yea, drinks. LOL

On that topic of anonymity. I shake your hand Steve. You tell YOUR name and show YOUR face and when YOU post I listen attentively because I respect what you have to say.

I grit my teeth at the rant and run posts on here.

The meanest won't even give a clue as to who they are or where they live or if they live here at all. THEY never come to Crispers for the meet and greets.... But we sure know after reading them awhile what they don't like (usually the Morses) and who they like to jab.

You are left to wonder what is their motivation. Are they disgruntled or fired employees, people who can't move here for some reason or just folks who like to start trouble?

I also dislike people who hijack threads like I just did.

We need to have a "LIKE" button. LOL

In many, many visits to Cody's I have had only one bad experience...after a 40-minute wait, drinks, appetizers, salad, bread & dinners all arrived at once - not enough room on the table for everything. Complained to the manager, who was very nice and comped our appetizers. That one bad experience certainly won't keep me away - am going there tonight for a birthday celebration, as a matter of fact.

My eyes see colors differently and I have no way of knowing which is the true color, and it matters not a bit to me. I feel the same way about opinions - two people can experience the same thing and have completely different reactions. Likewise, I base my restaurant opinions on my own experience and no one else's.

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A little late, but Happy Birthday Bonny !!

Thank you so much !! ♥

Gracie,
A Hijacking is sometimes the only way to keep a thread from deteriorating beyond repair...like this one. :highfive:

But an interesting and grammatically correct use of the adjective, ‘affecting’.

The real problem arises when people confuse the first spelling with the second: “effect.” This too can be two different words........

Should be "effective in effecting change. .."
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So what you're saying in effect, Ed, is that you'd like to effectively have an affect as a means to effect ......... :popcorn: :popcorn: :popcorn:

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Bill :wave: