Mark R. wrote:I heard that last night. It sounds like an interesting restaurant but I really hate the name! It makes it sound like a kid's place.
TP Lowe wrote:Mark R. wrote:I heard that last night. It sounds like an interesting restaurant but I really hate the name! It makes it sound like a kid's place.
I think it reflects Kevin's sense of humor pretty well (but I don't disagree with you!).
James Natsis wrote:]If he's thinking along those lines for a name he's better off going with "La Vache" which means "The Cow." Or perhaps even "Oh la Vache" which is a play on words meaning soemthing like "OMG" or "Holy Cow."
James Natsis wrote:TP Lowe wrote:Mark R. wrote:I heard that last night. It sounds like an interesting restaurant but I really hate the name! It makes it sound like a kid's place.
I think it reflects Kevin's sense of humor pretty well (but I don't disagree with you!).
If he's thinking along those lines for a name he's better off going with "La Vache" which means "The Cow." Or perhaps even "Oh la Vache" which is a play on words meaning soemthing like "OMG" or "Holy Cow."
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Camp Taylor aka Louisville's food desert
Beth Thorpe wrote:but Le Moo really rubs me the wrong way. I know it is meant to be funny, but my visceral reaction was, " woah, that is so stupid, I might not even go."
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