Mountain Xpress: Tolliver’s Crossing moving from West Asheville to South Slope

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   sarahla January 22, 2013

   Sounds like someone has an ax to grind. Were you turned down for a date, fido? LOLZ

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   fido January 19, 2013

   thanks smytty. makes sense. just time for bar owners to start hiring good, experienced bartenders that have a sense of responsibility and the desire to be pro(s). i know i will be labeled as bitter, but t&a doesn’t always work.so much for my rant.it’s a dangerous world out there with the proliferation of medication abuse out there.

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   fido January 17, 2013

   shutup.
   why they think they can do better on the slope than in west ashe?
   how about some more mindless bartenders?

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      Smytty January 19, 2013

      Because people in West Asheville aren’t looking for a meathead bar, they’d rather have a dive bar or a hipster bar.

      Downtown has Beirgarden, Wild Wings, etc and is more likely to have people watching sports and slamming Bud Lite.

      Makes perfect sense to me.

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   PBnJ January 17, 2013

   why not call it the new West Asheville?

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      Eric S January 17, 2013

      Becauce it’s not West Asheville, it’s downtown! The name itself, West Asheville, is overrated. We don’t need idiotic metro acronyms in Asheville. If you do use it, people will think that your obnoxious.

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         Orbit DVD January 18, 2013

         Nonsense! You can brand it as East East East West Asheville.

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            Jennifer Saylor January 18, 2013

            Of course!

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   burnsey January 16, 2013

   Asheville Foodie is correct. Please do not add one of those completely overused acronyms. Keep it local. South Slope.

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   Asheville Foodie January 16, 2013

   Do not make a stupid acronym. There is only one SoHo. Everything else is posing.

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      yeppers January 18, 2013

      Thank you. Those stupid terms are either invented by realtors or yuppie neighborhood revitalization organizations. Yuk.

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   ashevillain January 16, 2013

   I’m curious why you can’t just accept “South Slope?” It’s the same number of syllables as all of the cutesy little names you keep coming up with.

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   SuckItMcGee January 16, 2013

   Buxton Hill

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    Jake January 16, 2013

    SoSlo

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