Savor it. Ale coaster.
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dbentley666 — 5 years ago(April 27, 2020 04:45 PM)
Yes, it was such fun! My wife refused to come with me (she went to some big garden close by) and I walked around Saint-Germain-des-Prés with a map, drinking a glass of wine in each of the bars (one was a very sad place for me: Sartre and Camus quarrelled there and never met up again). By the time I was done I was quite drunk and maudlin (I went to about 8 bars: there were more but so packed I couldn't even get in). The next day I visited his grave in Montparnasse. It was all very pseudo-intellectual and angsty!
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Penny — 5 years ago(April 27, 2020 05:29 PM)
I think it should be immediately. Only way to make sure it happens. Knowing Horatio, he’ll make the pact with Bee. Then when Bee dies first, he’ll inscribe on her tombstone, “Bee actually thought I would be buried here with her. LOL.”
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dbentley666 — 5 years ago(April 27, 2020 05:38 PM)
We have to somehow manage things so that Horatio gets buried first. We'll promise to unearth him and show him a video of Bee crying at his funeral. But we'll renege on it and bury him with a video of Monicah wrestling with a frying pan.
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Penny — 5 years ago(April 27, 2020 04:35 PM)
If the coaster is one of the cardboard type, then take it freely. They dissolve pretty quickly with constant use at a restaurant, so it’s probably thrown out after a week anyways when it’s destroyed. Plus the coasters are good advertisement which is why they make something so disposable be attractive enough to steal.
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ChopTop2 — 5 years ago(April 27, 2020 08:58 PM)
Imagine a soppy wet, bacteria-filled sponge sitting on the back of your kitchen sink for a week. That's what bar coasters are like, only they're filled with covid-19. Puke! But hopefully Horatio got his long before the pandemic.