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Old 01-31-2008, 07:53 AM
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Default Dinner in the sky
Has anyone here read about this lately?

Dinner in the Sky

Pretty daring (and expensive) scheme.
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Just don't drop the champagne!
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New to me, thats what I call high on food
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Would this not be truly "haute cuisine"? Haute means High, does it not?

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Yes haute or Haut means high, I'm a french Canadian
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Dang!!! I had a hard enough time walking across the glass floor in the space needle in Toronto. Not exactly what I call a relaxing dinner. To each their own I would have to say.
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