trinacriabob

Hey, so are there are good "gotta go to" food establishments in RDU and CLT that locals faithfully go to? Camino has already mentioned Hugo's Diner in CLT. Any others recommended? Favorite food types: American, Italian and Greek.

hyena

bird

rock

haberdasher

pillage

Portuguese Water Dog (looks like a black standard poodle with a real messy coat)

A picture is worth a thousand words -- Look, there's a G8 out ahead of the Allure -- now that looks nicer and cleaner.

matronly

Can't hear you, sonny. Can't see you either, sonny. Come again?

I am very sorry to hear this, Dodgefan. You've written very caring words about her. That speaks to your love for her and I am sure she knew and was inspired by that. I remember getting the call that my Dad had passed away. I was living in Seattle at the time and had to drive down to Portland for the funeral. It was surreal...that whole 175 mile drive. I know what that feels like. My condolences.

moltie. That's great. A lady at work said he looked like one of those zombie people / living dead that you see in the movies. However, your description seems to be more accurate.

He's odd all the way around...including that coiff. I've heard the assertions that he is mentally ill and they are believable. How does a Narcissistic Personality Disorder differ from a Borderline Personality Disorder?

Bertha

halitosis

crest

New York

+1 The operative word is Eastern.

Site visits?

ward

century (you were probably expecting "birthday")

button nose

freeway

I'm laughing at the underlined portion, Invicta, since I never thought that....and I was born in LA and have spent most of my life in the West. When I thought of North Carolina, even as a little kid who loved geography, I always thought the following: green, gorgeous winding roads in the Smokies, great universities like Duke and UNC-Chapel Hill, Cape Hatteras jutting out into the Atlantic, potential hurricane threats, slight Southern accent (well, it IS the South), smack in the middle of the Atlantic seaboard, and lots of brick homes and buildings. I've always thought of it as being a lot like Virginia (which I know better), but at a more southern latitude. Well, I'll find out in a few weeks.