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Sorry, I'm a little hammered right now. Just this... If you ever end up single again and want to get laid, hang out with a really tall black guy. We used to go to Mad Monk and the chicks would flick to my boy like flies to poop. I was there to pick up the scraps...which were pretty damn nice.

Port City ladies FTW

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Dude the Mad Monk was old school... we loved that place, spent many nights there getting deaf. Are you talking about the old one by the railroad tracks on Market or when it moved to the Marketplace? Or both... Hard to believe where that original Monk was is now a Walmart shopping center... :(

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Just read this again... lol

Dude the Mad Monk was old school... we loved that place, spent many nights there getting deaf. Are you talking about the old one by the railroad tracks on Market or when it moved to the Marketplace? Or both... Hard to believe where that original Monk was is now a Walmart shopping center... :(

I saw the best/biggest fight I've ever seen at Mad Monk. About 20 guys beating the crap out of each other, it was like a movie.

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Just read this again... lol

Dude the Mad Monk was old school... we loved that place, spent many nights there getting deaf. Are you talking about the old one by the railroad tracks on Market or when it moved to the Marketplace? Or both... Hard to believe where that original Monk was is now a Walmart shopping center... :(

I only went to the old one a few times before he burned the place down. I used to go to the one in marketplace all the time. My buddies bounced there for like a decade.

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