Cincinnati Imports @ Hofbrauhaus

Or just plain old Imports to me.
Talking to Liz, I guess there's some ruffled feathers out there we should be fit in more.
Screw that, I'm twisting this place around to suit me. The natives haven't exactly set the place on fire so stand back, we're burning the place to the ground and rebuilding it in our image.
Over the river and through the levee to Hofbrauhaus we go

Cincinnati Imports
Cincinnati Imports
Cincinnati Imports
Cincinnati Imports

There were tons of people there I didn't recognize, a few I did but had never seen at an Imports meetup before. There is still a massive amount of people moving to and through Cincinnati, and a huge demand for these happy hours. Big question will they stay or move on?
I'm guess the anit-progress people would be just as happy if they moved on, but not me.
Cincinnati Imports
Cincinnati Imports

Peter ParkerMark, your freindly neighborhood photog already busy uploading pictures from the event to Metromix.
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Cincinnati Imports
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at Wednesday, July 22, 2009

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  1. liz5:33 PM, July 22, 2009

    great post, i'm glad you came out! hopefully we didn't scare the natives too much...

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  2. Randy Simes9:17 PM, July 22, 2009

    That pictures of Mark working with beer in hand in terrific.

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  3. k8:27 AM, July 25, 2009

    i take offense! i'm a native and i love to see things happen in the city. let me clarify, good things. positive changes and people getting involved.

    and there is one thing to say about natives - we love the city so much we never leave.

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  4. 5chw4r7z8:59 AM, July 25, 2009

    Sorry k, obviously the shoe doesn't fit, I had an older more resistant to change native in mind. The ones who complain about Cincinnati being twenty years behind the times, yet screaming every time something new is proposed.

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