[Living Free in NH]

I predict this restaurant will enjoy a waiting list from now on.

[Betteboop]

bump

[HHFi]

I've got a better idea: eat at the Old Bay and boycott folk music. You'll be much happier in the long run.

[RightWhale]

Saw a huge snowy owl perched on a fire hydrant right downtown one August morning in 1963 about 6 AM. No traffic, of course, no people about, except myself. Saw that the bird had about a 5 foot wingspan when it took flight down the middle of the street at low elevation. Biggest bird I ever saw in New Brunswick.

[Ben Ficklin]

Spook Handy.com

[RippleFire]

"Spook Handy"?

[Dane]

"The Old Bay is for the war and is apparently willing to attack any party that disagrees," he wrote in a mass e-mail distributed yesterday.

Attacked? All the guy did was throw some rot gut french wine down the toilet.

Whew libs love their hyperbole.

[spectre]

Folk music?

People actually pay to hear folk music?

That is so 60s.

[Fintan]

"My own take on all this is people are entitled in this society to express themselves in any way they want. It also happens to be good for business owners to be a patriot these days," Bernstein said. "If Tony wants to dump out his French wine and make a statement against the French, it doesn't mean he's a warmonger."

 

Nothing will piss off an unemployed "folk singer" more than a reasonable statement.

Gee, imagine a world where the First Amendment applies to every point of view...

This is Spook.

Run, Spook, run...

[weegee]

So this folk singer doesn't believe in free speech and is supporting a blacklist of a business just because someone made a political statement in support of the government?

What would Hollywood/Martin Sheen say? < /sarcasm >

[weegee]

It need not be said because it will only generate the asking of "Who???" but Boycott Spook Handy.

[dead]

The Old Bay is a great restaurant. I haven't been there in years though, since I stopped working in the area.

The food was great, and they used to have great bands playing there, including a former coworker's band (Arnold the Pig).

Cajun food, and a variety of music from jazz to funk to rock.

I have season tickets to Rutgers football (don't even ask me why) and the stadium's just across the river. I'll definitely be stopping in next season, and I'll ask to meet the owner. By then, we should know the real reasons France is so against this tyrant's overthrough. Hopefully a few of those enabling and supplying bastards will be in the dock for their war crimes.