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Spoontonic Lounge


Last Updated: 11/18/2009

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Gender: NotSet
Status: Swinger
Age: 104
Sign: Aries

City: Walnut Creek
State: California
Country: US
Signup Date: 2/10/2004

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Wednesday, January 02, 2008 

Would you like to be kept posted on upcoming events? Then send us your email address to mailinglist@spoontonic.com!

If you are interested in reserving our place for a private party, please email us at events@spoontonic.com

Monday, August 14, 2006 

Category: Art and Photography
Spoontonic Lounge is looking for local artists to feature their work! If you are interested or know someone who might, please contact Jeff at (925) 977-1888, email at jeffrey@spoontonic.com or just drop a message here! We're looking for edgy, provocative pieces to show. Please paintings and/or photographs only. Keep in mind, it will be showing in a bar so we don't want anything fragile.  
Tuesday, December 27, 2005 

Current mood:  frustrated

We welcome all customers that come to Spoontonic Lounge. However, for the ones that are unfamiliar with certain bar ettiquettes here's a lesson.

1. Never ask for a strong drink unless you are willing to pay for a double.

Bartenders have heard it all from customers about leaving a nice sized tip if you do them the favor. A dollar is not big tip. It's pretty standard for each drink.

If you want to get a stiff drink, tip well and be friendly. The bartender will remember you and you may get served before others AND get that strong drink.

2. Never yell, "HEY!" or whistle at the bartender for a drink.

We are not your pets. In fact, you will probably get served last. If you want a drink, have your order ready and be patient. We see you, but we have other customers to help. If you want quicker service, see the suggestion above.

3. Don't order your drink and then leave. When a bar is busy, the bartender needs to help everyone in a timely manner. When you are not there to pay for your drink, it slows everything down, because they are waiting for you to come back before they can help the next customers.

4. Never take fruit from the fruit tray. i.e. olives, cherries, limes. For one. It's just gross! We don't know where your hands have been.

If you want something, just ask. If you think you're doing us a favor by just grabbing some fruit, you're not. You'll probably end up getting a slap on the hand if you go for it.

5.If you be nice and courteous to us, we'll respond in kind.

If your acting like an asshole at a bar, most likely your a red flag for the staff. Which means your on your way to getting kicked out. Saying that you spend a lot of money at a bar doesn't give you the ok to be a jackass.   

That's just the basics. Try it out and see! 

Wednesday, February 09, 2005 

Current mood:  melancholy
I stopped sleeping when I stopped crying. But the tears had already choked me and the night begins. Oh, how I welcome the night to wrap me like a blanket. Quieting the agony of my soul; but only for a moment. A moment that hangs in time... A moment that kills. I am a gazelle in a world of lions. Feeding on me blackening my dying heart. A heart that stopped beating the instant I fell into a black void I call life. The raven caws in attempt to reach me; but my soul is ar beyond that. my life has stopped at a cathartic crossroads. Now the only tears I shed are from the cuts on my wrists. Some are from holes where once there was bliss. My shadow is my true loyal friend. A friend I know will always be there. The only company I have ever really known. The blackness that now my heart surely shows a lonely piece of coal with no hope of becoming a diamond. I ask God to show me a better way. But even he doesn't want me to believe in him. I think it's his fear of commitment.