Posts Tagged ‘Raves’

Must Have Dish Of The Month: Mono Loco’s Grilled Corn

It is a rare occasion that a dish in cville almost succeeds in bringing me “back” to a country I have visited, and surprisingly I can thank Mono Loco this month for making it happen. Not too hungry the other night, but accompanying a friend of mine for dinner, I decided on trying the grilled corn appetizer, a new item (at least since the last time we let crazy monkeys cook for us) on the Mono Loco menu.

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The Realities of Dating in Charlottesville

Middle-aged White Women

You are the most numerous in the off-Grounds singles scene. But the white men your age are so happy to be finally divorced from you that they are dating anyone but you. If you want dating success be open to cougar-ing it up and boldly going for younger guys. You will be surprised at how open they are to a post-menopausal, baby-worry-free shag. Also, be open to dating black men. If you’re in any way plump, local middle-aged black men will love you. Get thee to church. Get thee to a drum circle.

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It’s Raining Men!

I was recently possessed by Satan to list the relationship status of everyone I know in Charlottesville: family, friends, co-workers and playmates. I know

52 Men in Long-Term Relationships
63 Women in LTR’s
29 Single Men

and

12 Single Women.

Is this just me? Or is the percentage of single ladies in Charlottesville small across the board?

Though Cville is often at the top of Best Places to Live lists, it doesn’t make the top 25 of Money’s Best Cities for Singles. Though Blacksburg does. Looking at the profiles for Hokiesburg and State College, PA, you’d think they were describing Charlottesville. But I guess we don’t have as high a percentage of singles as they do (65% and 76% of their populations are single).

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I See You, Baby!

I See You Baby!

I love the “I Saw You” section of The Hook because I always dream that I will be seen! But I never am. I guess I can’t be seen very well behind a wall of books. So I thought I’d start such a post on cVillain. Since it’s free and interactive, maybe more people will write who they saw and slathered over. And maybe the median age of the people posting won’t be twice mine, like in the C-ville and Hook personals pages. And maybe someone will unknowingly slather over me.

If you are the guys who rolled past me in the black sedan one dark night last August…please forget you saw me.

Spring’s liberation of citizens onto Charlottesville’s sidewalks is what inspires this idea, so I’ll kick it off with my own heretofore unpublished I See You Baby’s. »Read More

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The Week in Review: 1/28/2008 to 2/3/2008

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Ladies and Gentlemen, step right up for your week in review.

We got villains dissing on wine bars, gunshots at the Outback and some Grecian food. Don’t forget to stop around back to sample our smelly PR move, celebrity wannabies, and your favorite musical acts. When you leave, grab the gift bag– it’s full of tats, lawsuits, and monkey sex. Enjoy!

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We Missed a 70 Person Fight Over the Weekend Near Putt Putt

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Apparently, a 70-person brawl happened at 7PM on Saturday near Putt Putt Lane.  You can’t make this stuff up.  Police explained no one was injured and the fight resulted from a recent fight at Charlottesville High School.  Police estimated between 50 and 75 people were involved.  Does anyone have more details on this?

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The Week in Review 1/7/2008 - 1/13/2008

I’m gonna start doing a wrapup of the week on Saturdays or Sundays. If you guys like this kind of a thing, let me know. If not, then I will stop.

Monday:

New Jersey-Ites call Bodo’s everything bagels “trash bagels.” [Trash Bag Hell]

Freaky Weather Happens [Not a Record]

Lilith, as usual, knows the scenes inside out [Weekend Review]

Gobbler asks about 29N’s for Lease Signs [Why are they there?]

Thor and Lilith answer some questions from a hot date [Thor & Lilith]

First friday’s anyone [It’s cool]

What is the worst music video every [This one?]

Police car hits wheelchairer [with Fergie on the radio]

Tuesday

Should smoking be banned in restaurants? [Great debate here]

Our review of Blue Mountain Brewery [It’s awesome.]

Popo’s screaming past L&C [no one knows why, except for the passing wheelchair gang]

Wednesday

Albemarle police make it to the front page of viral video sites [Break It]

Monticello and the Virginia Encyclopedia: Are they missing the modern train [1 & 2]

All about relationships [Parlie asks, LaGrape answers with some amazing stats]

Wine party at Crush [24th of January, baby]

Thursday

Vote for the Best Pictures from our Readers [HERE]

We take a look around the C-Ville Blog O Sphere [Cooler than us]

We get some pictures of the Bamboo House [Taxidermy anyone?]

On Being A DJ [a real look at the truths of DJing for the public]

Lilith’s infamous awkward conversations for your hot date [this time it’s about Sex]

Cults in Charlottesville [for real, the koolaid is good]

Friday

Will 2007 be an amazing wine vintage [we hope so]

Silmo’s looking for some hotties to arm wrestle [winners get eternal fame]

Distract yourself at work [2G1C, again]

Oy asks “does having sex with your clone constitute incest or masturbation” [there still is no consensus]

We hope you all had great weekends [preview & your assignment]

Saturday

Wahooptie [phatness]

Popos hauling [Big GULP]

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Blue Mountain Brewery


Credit: Costi

Take 64 West to the Wintergreen exit. Turn left on 250 West, then left on 151 South. The Blue Mountain Brewery will be on your left. GO! Tomorrow night! (They’re closed Monday and Tuesday, but they shave a buck off every pint tomorrow.)

My friend and I were headed that way to go wine tasting, so the brewery was a surprise ending to what was already a relaxing, warm Sunday in the Blue Ridge. We each had the tasting sampler, six shot-size pours of beer for $5. [Note: I just got up to get a beer, just because reflecting on the beer made me want one. Unfortunately, Budweiser is not doing it for me like the Kolsch.] We split a cup of their parsnip soup with truffle oil drizzle ($3.50 I think) and the meat and cheese plate (not more than $10) and were treated to home made mustard. The value was great. Beer-lovers will be impressed, and beer-not-so-muchers can drink wine from Nelson County wineries. The food is all local, as far as I remember, and I would have taken home a growler of the soup if I could have. (But, then, I didn’t ask…)

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Foodsies

–Like Newsies, but with food. I’m trying out the name. You like? You know the drill…

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Guns, cherries, corks, and all the news that POPPED in 2007


Credit: tudodany

(It’s not your average annual report.)

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