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Can we get that table throwing,chair catching 'big lady' drafted to Panthers. We sure will be super bowl winners!!!
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Originally Posted by urbancharlotte
Yawn....The Cookout on Freedom has more "action" late night on the weekends. However, I am impressed with "mama". Notice how she threw the table with her purse in her left hand, switched the purse to her right hand at the same time that she blocked a flying chair, then seconds later she made a one-handed catch of a flyling chair with her left hand/arm (and she never fumbled that purse!!!). Too bad she's a lady because the Panthers could use her.
Really? Up and down North Davidson street is far from "trashy". Along that road you have some great local breweries like Noda and Birdsong, and a bunch of great restaurants like Heist, Cabo, Crepe Cellar, Revolution Pizza and others. Add to that music venues like the Neighborhood Theater and The Evening Muse.
If anything, there are too many hipsters in the area wearing stupid hats and droning on and on about how awesome Mumford & Sons are.
I don't agree with that either. Although it's not a place I have much interest in spending time in, I have eaten at a couple restaurants that I liked very much. I don't feel there is much trashy about the area. Fish tacos at Cabo's...YEAH!
According to an officer who works security at my wife's job (drug rehab facility), "mama" is a drag queen. It seems as though this event usually took place at the Grady Cole Center and this was its first year in Noda. I really do not know, but this officer swears that "mama" is a man in drag. That would explain alot.
She's "thick". Ask her and she will tell you the same.
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