Current Entries 1 - 17 of 17
Name: Watertown
why should Tuna come to my house: because I do not want my family to be subjected to my cooking- -- 2007-07-13 12:39:01
Name: Medford..notadistantland
why should Tuna come to my house: Why I want Tuna in my house: My husband tells me that it is far safer to have Tuna grind meat than for any member of our family. We tend to get fingers in the way of good eats. After all, we're thinking about those infinite cosmic things like "We're only 9 games ahead in the American League East" while we're downing beers at the grill...obviously, having someone who can put their full focus on meat, sharp objects and flames would be a far better service to the community--you would be providing a wonderful public service. Remember Jon and Anthony..only YOU can prevent Medford fires.. Oh, and one other thing I need to ask..Tuna isn't, by chance, related to a former chunky head coach of a famous football team who had this problem with groceries, is he?? -- 2007-06-29 21:31:07
Name: Sharon
why should Tuna come to my house: We committed the ultimate betrayal...we crossed that invisible line at Boston when we moved from the North Shore to the South Shore. Our family believes we have moved south of the equator rather than south of Boston and we can hardly get any visitors despite our large deck and pool. Maybe, just maybe, if he cooks it, they will come. -- 2007-06-29 15:38:12
Name: boston
why should Tuna come to my house: because i'm tuna and he's tuna. two tunas in the same house would be tugnarly! -- 2007-06-29 15:17:34
Name: Brookline
why should Tuna come to my house: I would love to have Tuna come visit for a housewarming party for my new apartment/ house in August, when I finally move in. I'm a college student and poor so this would be an incentive for me and my three roomates to invite all of our friends over. I'm in NYC for the summer, and miss B-Good, there is nothing quite equivalent in this big bad city. As long as there are some good veggie burgers (cause b.good's veggie burgers are delicious)I would be happy. Just 1 for me and the red meat for everyone else! I can at least get a charcoal grill, and a chair, cause I'm not sure we have a big heavy duty one (its probably not included in the rent). I also will be working an unpaid internship in the fall (in New Hampshire none the less) so this could be my last big hurrah before all of my summer money disappers to gas, parking, and bills in the fall. -- 2007-06-29 10:09:46
Name: West Roxbury
why should Tuna come to my house: I am actually not asking for my own house (I am a vegetarian, and sadly lacking in outdoor space at my downtown apartment), but for my parents' house. Nearly every Sunday now for about a decade my parents have hosted a fabulous Sunday dinner with an open-door policy. They have fed family, friends, and coworkers; people from France, Saudi Arabia and South Korea; and countless numbers of hungry college students including an a cappella group and most of the 2001 Harvard football team. My parents have always had the same all-inclusive idea of family as b. good, and they make everyone feel at home. No one is turned away, much wine is drunk, and a good time is always had by all. If Tuna were to come over, it would give them a break from cooking for everyone, and of course any member of the b. good family who tagged along would be welcomed into our family with open arms, a glass of wine, and as much of Nana's famous dip as they could consume. -- 2007-06-29 10:03:26
Name: 20 charlesgate west apt#306 Boston Ma 02215
why should Tuna come to my house: Because It's fun, healthy, good, and something new to try from you guys. It will very fun to win this contest so we can have you around and have fun together. In case I win it, it can be at my boyfriends house in Newton(gregory picklesimer-from Bain & Company). I do want at the same time congratulate you because of your success, B.GOOD,how I said it before, is one of the best, healthy and generous restaurants that I have been in my 40 years. I whish you success in every place you open around the Boston area, feeling pretty sure you will do very well in other states. Best regards, Mariela Bonson -- 2007-06-29 08:42:25
Name: Cambridge
why should Tuna come to my house: Well, I actually don't want Tuna in MY house but I would love for him to come over to my boss's house instead (also in Cambridge). I work for Harvard as the House Administrator to one of the 12 undergraduate houses - GOOOOOO ADAMS! - and so I would love for Tuna to come over here one evening and fire up the grill. This shindig would be for the House Masters, their four elves, and the seven undergraduate students who are sweating it out in in our unaconditioned, no dining hall, no kitchen House for the summer while working for the Building Manager and me. These folks could use a great meal and our courtyard makes an awesome summer grillin' spot. Thanks! -- 2007-06-29 08:42:09
Name: Brighton
why should Tuna come to my house: My roommate Nick is a meat fanatic. He grew up on a dairy farm in Wisconsin and eats more meat than the other 4 of us combined. However, starting on June 3, he decided to try being a vegetarian for a month. We all thought it was crazy, but he's doing it. He went to the grocery store and bought a whole lot of fake meat - like soy steak strips and tofu pups. We managed to convince him that veggie burgers are actually okay, as long as you don't think of them as anything other than what they are. But in truth, Nick is not an herbivore; he?s an omnivore to the core. I would love to have Tuna come to our house to grill for Nick as an end-of-vegetarianism celebration. I have nothing against vegetarianism, but there's not much that makes Nick happier than meat. -- 2007-06-29 08:23:11
Name: JP, but not for long
why should Tuna come to my house: Next week, "Independence Day" will acquire a somber new cast for two b. good devotees. On July 4, 2007, my boyfriend and I will carry heavy hearts and heavy boxes 450 miles away from our dear b. good, to our new home in Ithaca, NY. Ithaca is a land of gorges and lakes, of colleges and the Sagan Planet Walk, of hippies and local produce. But no organic broccolini can compare to a juicy Cousin Oliver with cheese washed down by a frothy, frosty strawberry yogurt shake. And nothing, nay, nothing, could ever replace the mouth-watering anticipation of watching Anthony lovingly dish those fresh, oven-baked real.fries into an expectant red-and-white-checkered boat. I will return to Boston often for work [b. good pilgrimages], but my boyfriend's new job will severely limit his Oliver-eating capabilities. We've also had a difficult time negotiating our own schedules to arrange a going-away party with all our friends. The best sendoff we can imagine would be with YOU, in our friends' Somerville yard, upon one of our weekend visits this summer. It would make our independence from Boston a little sweeter. -- 2007-06-29 00:07:17
Name: Waltham
why should Tuna come to my house: Because our children (9&11)are your biggest fans, that is, next to their parents. You see, we don't let our kids eat fast food or any other kind of junk. We've always taught then that it's not that you can't have a burger and fries, but when you do, you have to BE GOOD! My kids always get singled out at school and neighborhood homes for being the Nazi household. I'd like to invite their friends over AND their parents to show them that to BE GOOD doesn't mean not be yummy! So, you guys could probably even write this one off as a tax deduction for community education! Also, we have a huge deck and enormous yard. Also, we are a really fun family and will provide fabulous funky and Latin music to groove to! -- 2007-06-28 23:31:05
Name: Allston
why should Tuna come to my house: I actually want Tuna on the houseboat on Long Wharf that I've rented for my tenth anniversary. I know that the winning entries are usually funny, but I'm going out on a limb with something a bit mushy. I'm appealing to my B Good family to show a little love and fry up some burgers on the grill located on the deck of the floating love castle that I can only afford to rent for one night to commemorate when my sweetie and I got together. We have invited twenty five of our closest friends and would love to feed them well. We would then be able to pool our remaining resources into some killer champagne to toast to another ten years. This would make for a killer anniversary party and great surprise for my partner Kevin who works in Harvard Square and is a bit of a regular. What do ya say? Here is the info on the boat: http://www.cyberrentals.com/USA/Massachusetts/Eastern-Massachusetts/vacation-house-boat-Boston-area/p124844.htm The date is August 22. Thanks Anna -- 2007-06-28 18:53:34
Name: Jamaica Plain
why should Tuna come to my house: I turn 30 on July 4th. I've generally been excited about this. The last year wasn't my favorite for a variety of reasons, including an 8 month stint with mono(as any self-respecting individual would do, I recently said adieu with an I've Kissed Mono Goodbye Party, lips pinata and string lights galore). Then, this past Saturday night, I'm dancing away with my friend to "Oh, Mickey, You're so Fine"... minding my own business, enjoying my newly regained post-mono freedom when I'm stopped by a guy in the crowd. Crowd guy says, "Oh, NO. You're not dancing to THIS SONG.... Well, I guess YOU probably grew up on THIS STUFF." I thought I was looking pretty good 'til that moment. I also thought I had pretty good taste in music, admittedly including a few 80s and 90s blasts from the past. Crowd guy really threw me for a loop. Since when did Mickey become passe? I think having Tuna come throw some burgers on the grill for me would really restore my faith in self as I enter this new decade. I could have my friends over and show how connected I am to have someone like Tuna available to personally grill my food. I could even spin some of my fave 80s tunes and Tuna could boogie a little while grilling, emphasizing the timelessness of my era. I mean, with my roommate named Whitney and her dog named Bobby, how could we go wrong with a little retro grill fest? -- 2007-06-28 17:23:45
Name: Boston (close to Fenway/Longwood medical Area)
why should Tuna come to my house: Because I have this giant roofdeck complete with hammocks and BBQ grill and I have NO IDEA how to bbq - ok, ok, I know it's not that hard, but it would be awesome if TUNA came over to grill bc in addition to eating yummy burgers maybe i would learn something!! -- 2007-06-28 14:35:11
why should Tuna come to my house: Well, I actually do not want Tuna in my house but I would like him to come over to my boss's house instead. I work for Harvard as the House Administrator - GOOOOO Adams - and it would be wonderful to treat the House Masters, their elves, and the seven students sweating it out in the un-airconditioned, no dining hall, no kitchened House working for the Building Manager and myself to have an awesome meal ouside in the courtyard one evening. -- 2007-06-28 14:14:09
Name: Arlington
why should Tuna come to my house: this is a test -- 2007-06-28 14:13:34
why should Tuna come to my house: I have been with you guys from the beginning its about time I get honored in ways that are not monetary. -- 2007-06-28 05:00:41
