Any place where we can get a bite to eat and a li'l drinky-drinky is fine with me. I'm not as familiar with Oakland these days as you young whippershappers, so maybe one of you could pick a place?

I'd be happy to give blood if they're doing the blood drive the day we get together. I'm trying to remember if it's been a year since I got my last tattoo; I think it has, so I should be good to go.

Do you think the Navy is going to appreciate somebody rowing into a naval base?

Anyone feel like mexican? There's Mad Mex (with a bar for you 21+) and burritos for the rest of us. It's on...Atwood I believe.

I would say no to Mad Mex b/c it's so small and usually crowded...

where's PGHLady been, she should join us! ;)

That place we went last time was good; can't remember the name. It was on Forbes.

Qdoba

Pgh GC Meeting 1: Peters
Pgh GC Meeting 2: Fuel & Fuddle
Pgh GC Meeting 3: Qdoba
Pgh GC Meeting 4: ????????????

There's always the O ;)

I think we should just go to Primanti's.

Mad Mex food is awesome, but you can't converse because the music is so loud.

*just wiped out another monitor!!*



Does the Primanti's in Oakland have the same ambience as the one in the Strip District? I've never been...

And I've never been to the one in the strip, so I couldn't compare the two.

Sheila?

A little off-topic, but not much:

Are any of you ladies going to the Panhellenic Luncheon on April 2nd? I'm going, but I think there's only about 7-8 ADPis going.

Totally forgot about it. I've never made it to one of those. It always interfered with various stuff... glad to see that since Easter got in the way this year they moved it.

But since we don't have an active AA now at all I hadn't even heard about it. Though I occassionally still get Pgh Panhel emails....

The one in Oakland used to have a HOT HOT MAN working there.

They are both fun and festive places, as is the one on the South Side. I've never been to any of those suburban Primanti's though....there's just something not right about that.

You are absolutely right. There's now a Primanti's in Harmarville, maybe 3 or 4 miles from my mom's house and I can't stand it. I don't know what it is; maybe it's the wholesome suburban teenagers working there or the abundance of parking or knowing that I probably won't be mugged while I'm walking to my car but it's definitely not the Primanti's I know and love.

My thought is if you're not willing to deal with driving into the city to get your cheesesteak, then you're not worthy. Ha, so there :)