new mo' better life?

Wednesday, November 10, 2004, at 06:46AM

By Eric Richardson

Via a comment on my buzznet site I just got what could be wonderful news if it pans out. User golden (who hasn't posted any pictures as of yet, but I'll link you just in case she does in the future) had this to say in response to an image of the closed Mo' Better Meaty Meat Burgers location:

Actually, to prevent you from going into withdrawal I would like to pass on some info about the late Mo Better Meaty Meat Burgers. To make a long story short, the original owners of the stand decided to take a break from Mo Better for a while, because of being a bit over worked w/out reliable help. So they sold it back in late 1998, to someone who actually ran the business into the ground. Fortunately, the original owners are looking for a new location to open back up sometime soon...

I have indeed been in withdrawl, and would love to be able to get out of it.

Eric Richardson lives in Atlanta, Georgia, where he works on payments infrastructure for Cash App.

Past lives involved streaming audio for Southern California Public Radio, running a hyperlocal news site for Downtown Los Angeles, working on custom mapping code, and writing Perl at the Jet Propulsion Labratory.

Previously on this date...

2005
Biking and Star Wars
It's Metro's Bike to Work Day, so that's what I did. Well, ok, I did it 'cause that's what I do every day, but it still counts. And...
2004
still with the car
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2003
mmm... music
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Tricky - Car Crash
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next step in the copyright battle
In my paper on copyright and the public domain I concluded by saying that change would only come via legislation. The first steps in that direction have...