March 12th, 2010
My girlfriend and I choose Stellas tonight for dinner over Red Lobster. Poor choice, really poor choice.
Mainly what we were hoping for is lobster as good as we had when we vacationed in Florida a couple of weeks ago. Stellas lobster was no where near that. It was absolutely disgusting. 0 out of 5 stars for the lobster. If you go here I implore you, don’t order the lobster.
Why, you might ask? Well, for one, this was the smallest lobster tail I’ve ever seen in my life. It’s printed on the menu as a 1 and 1/4 pound lobster tail from Maine. What it was more like is a craw fish from Louisiana. If that wasn’t bad enough when we finished the several bites from the lobster tail was the guts. Probably about 1 pound of this lobster was guts. Gross.
Stellas has always left a good impression in the past. Delicious oysters and a nice happy hour (at least that much remains). Tonight was totally imperfect. Not the stellas I remember. Maybe because it’s the start of spring break that this night was so bad but it was loud enough in there tonight to the point I feel like I’m def now after trying to have a good dinner. Prices were really high. Staff was unprofessional. I still have the stamp on my wrist from where I was carded at the door. Really, if you want a good dinner, especially if you want a good lobster dinner, Stellas Fish Cafe is not the place. I really hope someday they can bring back the classiness to this place. Well, hey, at least we got a good laugh watching the security carrying a couch past our table tonight as we dined.
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March 12th, 2010
For 5 days out of the week I listen to this top 40 hits station on Sirius satellite radio(NOT BY CHOICE). Well, it plays some of the most annoying, repetitive pop stuff you can possibly imagine. And not just once, yeah, it cycles through it throughout the day so you get the privilege of possibly hearing this soul-cringing music a couple times in a 8-hour work day.
So after the repetitive garbage on this station (called music) where it seems like the whole song is a chorus on repeat, I’ve decided to post this and request you submit your most annoying music ever as a comment below.
I’ll start with two musicians and songs that I just can’t take to hear one more time:
John Mayer- Heartbreak Warfare, so incredibly bad and repetitive, I wonder how many times he says “heartbreak warfare” in this horrible song.
Jason Mraz – Annoying, enough said without even mentioning the annoying & repetitive “I’m Yours”
Tags: Sirius Annoying Repetitive Music
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February 1st, 2010
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If you don’t know what Picnick is you can give it a shot, www.picnik.com, works for facebook, etc……
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January 12th, 2010
If Orbitz (travel website) knew what was going on and actually thought like a real person who’s going online trying to find the best deal they can in this tough economy then they would copy Bing Travel (go to bing.com and then click on travel.) Bing allows you to do a “flexible search”. Not just any flexible search, a fantastic flexible search. This is a outstanding way to save money on any trip you plan on taking in the future. Why? Because you can compare dates. It’s that simple. Changing your travel plans by even just one day can save you hundreds.
So, if you search deep enough into Orbitz’s website, yes, you may find their ‘flexible search’. Not that good is it? No. Nothing compared with Bing. One good thing I will say about Orbitz is their customer service. I don’t think many people care about their ‘Price Guarantee’, we all expect our prices will stay the same. So, along with the subject of their customer service….. As I was on Orbitz’s site the other day a prompt came up on my screen with a lady asking me if she can help me. “Sure”, I said, knowing she wouldn’t be able to. I asked her if they had flexible search on vacation packages. She really didn’t know how to answer and told me I can go to ‘flights’ and then go to flexible search and make my selection. I said I’d already been there and it’s of no help for what I’m looking for. She didn’t understand that when most of us travel we need more than a flexible flight date. We need it all. And this is my suggestion to Orbitz: Take a moment and look at what Bing has done with their flexible search. Give us more options. Allow flexible search for vacation packages. Allow multiple city flexible search. And for our sake of time, speed up your website.
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December 11th, 2009
I’ve installed this captcha form a couple of times and it works great! The install is easy and it adds a simple form with a easy to use captcha. Really keeps all that spam out of your inbox and comments. I still get a couple from time to time but the amount I’ve gotten has significantly decreased. I definitely recommend the yaCaptcha and I’m about to review it in wordpress forums as I just did another install on a website I’ve been working on. Works great with customized wordpress installs too. Thanks to the people that wrote this and to all the people keeping spam out of our wordpress sites.
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