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  • like fine wines, good food, and live music?

    The Wild Vine Bistro south of Mill Creek in Bothel is a great place. http://www.wildvinebistro.com/

    1 AnswerOther - US Dining Out9 years ago

  • What's that red thingy that UK politicos wear on their lapel?

    I'm a yank and I watch a lot of television from the UK, good stuff, that. I also watch the BBC News (for America) because it is so much better than the crap they call national news here. Anyway, I have seen many politicians with a little red thing with a green stem or something - it looks a bit like a poppy. Does this have something to do with Flanders Field and the poppies there, or what? What is is about?

    Thanks.

    4 AnswersWords & Wordplay10 years ago

  • Film buffs - what does "dramatized by" mean?

    I'm a Yank, and I enjoy watching a lot of BBC Television shows as well as Movies from the UK.

    Recently, I bought the TV Series, Sherlock Homes, and during the credits there is a person who is given credit for "Dramatized by." I also see all of the same credits we use in the US such as Director, Editor, Screen Play written by, and so forth, but we have no credit for "dramatized by". It might be another name for some we do over her. Anyway, what does this person do when they "dramatize" a show.

    Thanks,

    2 AnswersMovies1 decade ago

  • What is a good Star Trek Fan Fiction site?

    I'm looking for a good Star Trek Fan Fiction site that I can make submission to for my own work. Can you list a few good sites.

    Thanks.

    1 AnswerBooks & Authors1 decade ago

  • What is this Irish idiom?

    I heard a young girl end a telephone conversation with the following phrase: "Fill your boots, man." What does this mean and do you know the origin?

    4 AnswersWords & Wordplay1 decade ago