I'm pretty peeved about this whole thing going viral before I had a chance to radio show it. I was there three weeks ago before it hit facebook and I am bummed. Bummed.
Coach and I drank a can of Falstaff from 1984 that we found in his basement. it was pretty good.
we also drank a river city roundup one off from the 80's too.
then, later, we drank half of a $795 dollar bottle of rum that we found in my parents liqour cabinet and added water to it to make it look full. i think we made rum and cokes with it.
no. no. What I was saying was that apparently the owner believes that Aksarben Village is in midtown. And also that something that doesn't yet exist is somehow a qualifier for being "down with midtown"
Also, why does every article that comes out about development in omaha read like a marketing department wrote it?
"“I believe in Midtown – both of my stores are in Midtown,” Schwartz said. Midtown Crossing at Turner Park is a 15-acre, mixed-use urban development in the heart of Omaha’s historic Midtown neighborhood. Built around an expanded and revitalized Turner Park, the million-square-foot development includes nearly 500 condominium and apartment units as well as more than 220,000 square feet for restaurants, retailers and entertainment venues along with parking for more than 3,000 vehicles. Anchor tenants include Marcus Midtown Cinema, Prairie Life Fitness and an Element by Westin Hotels. For more information, please visit midtowncrossing.com."
So I guess Aksarben Village is in midtown and something that doesn't yet exist is also in midtown.
Anyway, while I was hoping a Trader Joe's would take a spot in Midtown Crossing, I guess this is pretty sweet. I mean, nothing says urban renewal like theatres that require headshots when you're applying for a job and dortitos with cost-plus pricing.
Mikal 08:12 PM Wednesday, 07 Jul 2010 ago
summer of 2005 was at hotel frank. the tan was from either that 2 week long trip I took the the southwest or from bathing in spraytan. can't remember.
replyMikal 05:42 PM Monday, 05 Jul 2010 ago
how much you wanna bet you would use the website just as much if it were in its old format as you do in its new format?
replyMikal 05:40 PM Monday, 05 Jul 2010 ago
i had a pretty good tan that summer.
replyMikal 12:18 AM Wednesday, 19 May 2010 ago
mi ami, lcd soundsystem, local natives, Zs, cococoma, male bonding, moon duo
replydepends on what you like, man. it has been a pretty good year for music.
Mikal 01:07 PM Friday, 23 Apr 2010 ago
look at everyone flock to support. seriously, though, I hope it all works out for you guys.
replyMikal 01:07 PM Friday, 23 Apr 2010 ago
I'm pretty peeved about this whole thing going viral before I had a chance to radio show it. I was there three weeks ago before it hit facebook and I am bummed. Bummed.
replyMikal 11:39 AM Monday, 22 Feb 2010 ago
too bad the movie simply wasn't any good, Papa.
replyMikal 04:39 PM Wednesday, 17 Feb 2010 ago
i journeyed over here to post the same video. weird.
replyanyways, this album is great. indie rock needed a new liars album.
Mikal 10:04 AM Friday, 12 Feb 2010 ago
god hates the poorer catholics.
replyMikal 04:52 PM Friday, 29 Jan 2010 ago
ending ruled.
replyMikal 10:28 PM Sunday, 24 Jan 2010 ago
ohh. thanks.
replyMikal 12:42 PM Sunday, 24 Jan 2010 ago
fly a sign? what?
replyMikal 04:27 PM Saturday, 23 Jan 2010 ago
umm. yr like less than two hours away from here.
replyalso, can't you just look it up on the internet?
Mikal 12:36 PM Friday, 15 Jan 2010 ago
was that rick mccrank?
replylooks interesting.
Mikal 11:33 AM Friday, 01 Jan 2010 ago
ohh man. this is funny on like seventy levels
replyMikal 02:52 PM Friday, 27 Nov 2009 ago
Coach and I drank a can of Falstaff from 1984 that we found in his basement. it was pretty good.
replywe also drank a river city roundup one off from the 80's too.
then, later, we drank half of a $795 dollar bottle of rum that we found in my parents liqour cabinet and added water to it to make it look full. i think we made rum and cokes with it.
Mikal 12:36 PM Friday, 13 Nov 2009 ago
no. no. What I was saying was that apparently the owner believes that Aksarben Village is in midtown. And also that something that doesn't yet exist is somehow a qualifier for being "down with midtown"
replyAlso, why does every article that comes out about development in omaha read like a marketing department wrote it?
Mikal 12:24 PM Friday, 13 Nov 2009 ago
here's your ticket, Jake. Now if you can just wait until August...
replyMikal 12:24 PM Friday, 13 Nov 2009 ago
well, according to the article...
reply"“I believe in Midtown – both of my stores are in Midtown,” Schwartz said. Midtown Crossing at Turner Park is a 15-acre, mixed-use urban development in the heart of Omaha’s historic Midtown neighborhood. Built around an expanded and revitalized Turner Park, the million-square-foot development includes nearly 500 condominium and apartment units as well as more than 220,000 square feet for restaurants, retailers and entertainment venues along with parking for more than 3,000 vehicles. Anchor tenants include Marcus Midtown Cinema, Prairie Life Fitness and an Element by Westin Hotels. For more information, please visit midtowncrossing.com."
So I guess Aksarben Village is in midtown and something that doesn't yet exist is also in midtown.
Anyway, while I was hoping a Trader Joe's would take a spot in Midtown Crossing, I guess this is pretty sweet. I mean, nothing says urban renewal like theatres that require headshots when you're applying for a job and dortitos with cost-plus pricing.
Mikal 10:26 PM Tuesday, 03 Nov 2009 ago
the comments are a good read as well.
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