Chivalry isn't dead, but he did, in fact, buy a timeshare in Hilo, a not-too-touristy town with good, cheap sushi and used bookstores full of paperback copies of late Hemingway novels. Chivalry likes the Food Network quite a bit, though he does not care for EmerilLive! or Iron Chef America (prefers the original). Chivalry makes infrequent trips to the mainland, where and when you're least expecting him to arrive. When he shows up, you shouldn't pay him TOO much attention, lest he get a swelled head, but definitely offer him a nice cold Asahi Dry (or a piece of cake).
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Maybe not, but he's real tired...
hmm. i was pretty sure we'd killed it. perhaps now it'll bring up attempted murder charges against feminists.
Bob, you are the very definition of chivalrous. Unless I come to Austin. Then you become evanescent.
...I guess my own disappearing act at the Quarter makes us even? xo
Chivalry isn't dead, but he did, in fact, buy a timeshare in Hilo, a not-too-touristy town with good, cheap sushi and used bookstores full of paperback copies of late Hemingway novels. Chivalry likes the Food Network quite a bit, though he does not care for EmerilLive! or Iron Chef America (prefers the original). Chivalry makes infrequent trips to the mainland, where and when you're least expecting him to arrive. When he shows up, you shouldn't pay him TOO much attention, lest he get a swelled head, but definitely offer him a nice cold Asahi Dry (or a piece of cake).
Nice. :)
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