Long Snapper sounds like a Red Lobster menu item.
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Long Snapper sounds like a Red Lobster menu item.
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those are the untouchable ones
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I have never been inside a red lobster or boston market. Is my assumption that they are like a golden corral/cactus willies correct?
They used to have a Boston Market around where I went to college. As I recall it was like OK chicken paired with some fairly decent sides, but you couldn't just get the sides, you had to buy one of their mediocre chickens to go with them.
rhyis is correct in that anyone could be a longsnapper with enough practice and that it is a penalty to interfere with them in the process of the snap and through the kick
ag is correct that no one would probably want to because you still get pushed into and shoved around incidentally which is why no one just goes out and does it
but yes, anyone could do it
also yeah i used to wait tables at red lobster, regular table service. and as ive mentioned in the past the reason they are stingy with the cheddar biscuits is because we are eating them in the back
mert is correct in nothing lmao get scraped kid gg wp no re
I can't think of anything but death when it comes to Red Lobster since that has been the goto for my fam in Philly after a funeral.
Nothing fills the void of lost loved one like endless crab legs (I assume, I don't eat shellfish)
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I wonder if there's a market for a combined arcade and gym.
One membership gets you gym access but also unlimited plays on any of the games. Standard BUMPs/light gun/racer/pinball carts plus the skeeball and hoop games, maybe some consoles with fighting games for daily competitions and monthly tournaments.
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I imagine just a straight arcade using the gym membership model would make more sense. Then just locate the arcade next to a gym.
Probably so, but if it was like $30-50 a month for a membership or something like that it would probably be fine.
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You need a certain amount of density for a retail/social space to work, and even Neutral Ground in NYC couldn't keep it's doors open in the long run. Here in L.A. there are lots of areas that lack nearby arcades, card game, TTRPG, and wargame spaces.
I've put some thought on the matter, and I'd always considered the country club model a possibility for gaming spaces. Membership dues to cover the facilities, have amenities like a library of RPG sourcebooks for members, use bylaws to oust people that can't fuckin' shower, etc.