Best Restaurant for Steak at WDW

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    Originally Posted By danyoung

    >...as I am somewhat over dosed on Steven King right now...<

    OT, but have you read all of the Gunslinger series? Some of the best writing I've ever enjoyed!
     
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    Originally Posted By DVC_dad

    You know what danyoung, I keep hearing that over and over and over and I must admit, I have never read those with the exception of the short story that is a pre-cursor to them that is included in Everything's Eventual which is a collection of short stories form King.

    I have to admit, I loved it very much, very interesting and what not.

    vbdad,
    Again I am impressed with your wide range of applicable knowledge. I read Black House and Talisman about 5 months ago, awesome. Just finished Dream Catcher and that one was hard to stay with, as the subject matter was not only very twisted, but I keept feeling sick to my stomach the whole time.

    Oliver Twist: So far Oliver just got beat down by the Undertaker cause he had to to please his wife. Plenty of novel left and it's a very catching story!!!
     
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    Originally Posted By DVC_dad

    Oh wait... Bleak House? I think I misunderstood. LOL
     
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    Originally Posted By vbdad55

    Yeah, I really have never been a Stephen King fan, just not my genre....but as you like Oliver Twist -- David Copperfield by Dickens somewhat similar type writing style and story layout--Bleak House by Dickens is about 600 pages of misery ! --
     
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    Originally Posted By dixielandings

    Best Steak at WDW ?
    go across the street Publks
    buy your favorite steak and a bag of charcoal
    Drive over to Saratoga Springs
    take your picnic basket full of stuff to the quiet pool beside the waterside playgroung grill and enjoy !
    this resturant offers outside dinning
    low pricing and endless supply of bring your own cheap wine
     
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    Originally Posted By danyoung

    >... I have never read those with the exception of the short story that is a pre-cursor to them that is included in Everything's Eventual...<

    That's a great story, and a good sense of the feel that he puts into this series. It is totally unlike anything else he's ever written. Go ahead and get the first book - you'll be hooked! And you won't have to wait years to buy the other 6 like I did!!!
     
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    Originally Posted By DVC_dad

    Going on Barnes and Noble dot com as we speak...uh well after I post that is. THANKS!

    Bleak House... I doubt I can stand it, I can hardly stomach poor Oliver getting the bad end of things no matter what he does. So far he simply cannot win. I have already bought Tale of 2 Cities, it was a bundle so that'll be next.
     

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