Sex Appeal (PART 1 OF 4)
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Kato, how come you've brought up "Sex Appeal" for today's title?
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Well ..., Diane, I've recently viewed the following movies:
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■"Actual Listing"
I've watched 955 movies at Vancouver Public Library so far.
I see... So you'll have to see another 45 movies before watching your favorite flick---"A Thousand and One Nights" or "Arabian Night," won't you?
Yes, you're telling me.
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Now, I know how come you watched "The Science of Sex Appeal."
Do you?
...'Cause you can hardly wait for the above movie... So you picked up the "Sex Appeal" DVD to get a bloody kick out of it, didn't you?
That's not a bad guess... Yes, I picked up the DVD as soon as I saw the cover of the DVD.
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■"Actual Catalogue Page"
How did you like it?
Actually, I jotted down my comment as follows:
The Science of Sex Appeal
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This is a 2010 documentary produced for the Discovery Channel.
Scientists unlock the mysteries of flirting, physical attraction, promiscuity and the unique qualities that make sex appeal one of the most powerful and passionate of all human experiences.
It is a gripping, fascinating, inspiring and thought-provoking documentary you should see at least once.
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■"Kato's Comment"
Well... looks quite interesting. I think I'll book the above DVD.
At the moment 17 people are waiting for their turn, but I don't think you would have to wait too long.
I hope not. By the way, what is the most impressive part, Kato?
To answer your question, I'll have to show your email as well as mine.
Subject:
Re: Canada is the fifth happiest country
in the world!
From: diane705@yahoo.ca
Date: Thu, May 7, 2015 at 7:55 PM
To: barclay1720@aol.com
Hi Kato,
It really looks like I should be calling you Akira .. and not Kato which appears to be your last name?
Is this right, kiddo?
Talking about Mayumi, I suppose you've been the most generous uncle, really & truly.
The Lift Bar & Grill is way beyond what I'd spend for brunch. OMG.
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Our breakfast club goes every Saturday morning to the UBC Golf Course restaurant for brunch, but the average we'd paid for breakfast & coffee would be about $15.00 including tax & tip.
I KNOW what the Lift charges. OMG.
And the Teahouse is lovely and not too bad.
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But the Lookout is out of my ballpark as well ... $200.00 for dinner would break my heart.
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The crazy thing is that I have lots of money, really and my boyfriend is a very rich man, believe me, but we're both frugal when it comes to dining out.
Upbringing, I guess.
It is crazy, too, because we've got this money and we just sit on it.
You've got the right attitude kiddo.
Glad you had a wonderful time.
I read the reviews for the Lift as well, and I saw the ones you were referring to.
But it seems the overwhelming consensus was that it was a splendid place to have a celebratory meal.
We're actually going out tomorrow evening for dinner to celebrate his birthday and this is special for us in that we don't eat out that often.
It looks like I won't be hit too terribly hard, though, and the menu and word from our friends who have been there is that it is awesome.
It's called "Les Faux Bourgeois".
Have you heard of it?
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My boyfriend is French from Saskatchewan so he loves his native food.
He's bringing a bottle of wine from his cellar.
I think he said the corkage was $25.00.
Should be lovely; I'll let you know.
Thanks for all of this Kato,
Love, Diane ~
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