No, No way. Not even. No how. Yowza

[Brian R. VanCise]

Well if I in the area I am going!!!

I have a feeling that I would enjoy a dinner at the Wendigo Lodge. :erg:

 

[Lisa]

Well if I in the area I am going!!!

I have a feeling that I would enjoy a dinner at the Wendigo Lodge. :erg:

Take Chew, either you will enjoy a dinner with him or he will enjoy enjoy you for dinner.

 

[Brian R. VanCise]

Take Chew, either you will enjoy a dinner with him or he will enjoy enjoy you for dinner.

You see there you go.

Maybe just maybe chew will be dinner! Who knows maybe I am a wendigo. :erg: (or know one :erg

 

[Makalakumu]

Okay, so here's the deal, this place really isn't that far from where I live. I could go there very easily, especially after one of my frequent ice fishing trips out to some of the lakes in the Grand Rapids area. I'm thinking of about 5000 pranks that could be played...

Very bad, I know...

 

[Rich Parsons]

Good Lord! Why in the world would they choose that for a name??? And then the creepies with that phrase in red from your post "Bring someone special for a fine dining experience."

*shudder*

It's pretty, but ... ah ... no thanks. :uhyeah:

(as a side joke, my husband and I occasionally give the name 'Donner' when we are out dining and must wait - to us it's priceless to hear them call 'Donner Party' and watch for the reaction; disappointingly, there rarely is one but when we get one, we usually find tables opening up rapidly)

Donner Party from the Andes, Calling the Donner Party from the Andes.

Sometimes I just do not get why people name things the way they do.

 

[CoryKS]

It isn't exactly clear whether one is being invited as a diner or as dinner.

Depends on whether you pay your bill.

*wallet check*