“‘review’ of the blogger caused him to loose a lot of business, mine included.”

Did you intend to write ‘lose’?

Seriously, no more half-joking, this blog cannot be taken as serious comments for the restaurants in Atlanta.

Are you expecting visitors to Atlanta to read this and base their choices on your recommendations?

Stephanie, you taught children in elementary school? In the U.S.? Really?

What does that tell you about the five stars, eight forks, five peaches, ten dinner plates, six and half knives and any other symbolic rating system ever devised?

It doesn’t matter.

You may not be right in the head, Bob. (Also: way to hide behind a “V.”)

You spelled ‘Pallete’ wrong and even quoted him incorrectly. You have got too many ‘l’s’

The word you wrote means an amored plate that covers the armpit.

Hey wait a minute?!….is that what you meant by ‘developed pallette’ is B.S. and does do anything to describe the taste of food?

Jerk!

(Translated without contracted words) ‘I know you are pallete is well developed’ (?)

What does this mean? I am half-joking here, but seriously if you can’t (cannot) write do not offer your opinions in a written format! You come across as ignorant, lazy, and uneducated. Even if you had written, “I know your pallete is well developed” what does that still mean?

No one in the culinary industry would ever say someone has a well developed pallette. It is complete B.S. and does not do anything to describe the taste of food.

It is like saying a ‘Walnut-Oak’ Chardonnay tastes “Oak-y” or “Walnut-y”

Thank you.

I am curious as to the camera that was used to take the pictures at Social Vinnings. I ask because I will be starting my own blog about restaurants in Atlanta and want to use a good camera for pictures. Currently, I have a Samsung 10mp camera with auto-focus and zoom to 4x.

Do you think this would suffice?

I am almost ready, for my ratings I thought about using napkins (a folded napkin is the ‘best’ a crumpled napkin the ‘worst’). I have also trade marked the name “Real Foodie Atlanta”. the new blog should be up and running the first week in February.

I look forward to comparing reviews!

On your next post, please refer to a dictionary before defining words or phrases. The reply to the food review did not use the phrase ‘very alone’, he used ‘very lonely’.

One can be ‘alone’ which is a subject of being. As in One.

One can be ‘lonely’ which is an adjective to describe a state of being. As in a crowd one can be ‘lonely’, but one cannot be ‘alone’.

So, his phrase of “very lonely” is completely justified. Some authors who have used ‘very lonely’ in their writings:

Oliver Wendell-Holmes
Thomas Reed
Hugo Weaving
Ann Miller

Please read the comments more closely before responding to them and then making assumptions.