re: New oyster bar on tap for downtown BR

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Sure man.

So a place that you're hoping isn't upscale, a place that you won't break your arse getting to, a place that you have the privilege of paying for high priced oysters, and a place that might be serving two week old oysters.

But Yea you signed up because you might be a potential customer....

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That's why I commented, not why I signed up. I signed up to comment on the closing of Dempsey's on Jefferson Hwy., but new tigerdroppings' accounts aren't activated immediately and I had to wait.
"NOTE: You cannot post until after you verify your email address AND your user account is approved and activated by an admin.
Accounts are usually activated within 24 hours."

During my wait, I changed my mind about commenting on the Dempsey's post and decided to comment on this one. I hope that clears things up for you, Jones. Your suspicions are understandable but unfounded.

But back on topic, I do hope Rick's oyster bar is successful. Considering it's downtown, where at times it appears like a ghost town, I would have picked a product that has a longer shelf life and wider appeal. Hopefully he'll have a brisk lunch crowd and busy Friday and Saturday nights that will ensure a steady supply of fresh oysters.