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Re: Bourbon Street Unicycle

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  1. Nice write-up Steve. I'm very glad to hear that K-Paul's is still in
    business after Katrina. It's one of my favorite restaurants in the
    world, and current 1st Place holder in my worldwide quest to find the
    perfect creme brulee. I can't get enough of their twin tenderloins
    with Debris Sauce. Did you try that by chance?

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  2. I don't wanna sound like an a*s, I love New Orleans and all (been there
    twice) but if you wanna have the best crème brulée in the world please
    come pay us a visit. 😄
    After all, it comes from here 😎

    I wish I had bumped into a unicyclist when I visited New Orleans,
    you're lucky Steve.

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  3. Tom,

    I had beef the night before and the Pork sounded really good.

    I had the Cajun Jambalaya, Blackened Stuffed Pork Chop Mushroom
    Zinfandel, and Chocolate Hill, all washed down with a couple glasses of
    Merlot.

    ...I wonder how many beads a unicyclist could earn by doing tricks on
    the Street.

    Crowd: "Show us a trick."

    Unicyclist: "Show me your beads!"😉

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    UniBrier

    Steve

    Hop Drop & Roll

    “If something is to hard to do, then it's not worth doing. You just
    stick that guitar in the closet next to your
    shortwave radio, your karate outfit and your unicycle and we'll go
    inside and watch TV.” – Homer
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  4. thieum said:

    I don't wanna sound like an a*s, I love New Orleans and all (been there
    twice) but if you wanna have the best crème brulée in the world please
    come pay us a visit. 😄
    After all, it comes from here 😎

    I wish I had bumped into a unicyclist when I visited New Orleans,
    you're lucky Steve.

    I think he meant best creme brulee in the United States. 😄

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    Jeff

    "Everyone is my equal, in that I may learn from them." Quote from 'All
    in the Family'
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  5. shibumi said:

    I think he meant best creme brulee in the United States. 😄

    Fair enough...
    I'm sure they serve the best chicoree/cofee mix in the US, and
    definitely the best hurricanes in the world 😄

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  6. shibumi said:

    I think he meant best creme brulee in the United States. 😄

    US has nothing to do with it. I mean the best creme brulee that -I have
    tried-. My current sampling has included a number of countries outside
    of the US, although unfortunately not yet France. To Tieum's claim,
    I'll have to one day verify for myself, but I reject the assumption
    that because a country invented something (or at least named it), that
    they hold perpetual claim to being the best at it. Too many examples
    through history of other countries improving on ideas pioneered
    elsewhere.

    But as long as I'm on the topic of making claims that leave the French
    aghast, you must know this: prior to K-Paul's vaulting to the top of
    the list, the previous best creme brulee I had found--and I have
    trouble believing this myself--was in a small hotel in Bracknell UK.
    Yeah, I know.

    Might have been a fluke, as I've never returned to try it again and see
    if they are consistent over time.

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  7. So is New Orleans climbing back onto its feet? I hope so. I spent a
    few days there years ago and always intended to go back. Memories of a
    fantastic afternoon in the Famous Door. New Orleans was a world
    treasure, not for the geography or the architecture, but for the unique
    musical heritage, and the street parade culture.

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    Mikefule

    Overcoming adversity is easier, more fun, and regarded as more admirable
    than avoiding it. Thus, we shall always have wars.
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