A sign that things around our little burg are truly getting weird...A 51-year-old restaurant in the heart of downtown Fort Wayne has entered the world of conspiracies, political mumbo-jumbo, and self-important prose.
With an already never ending parade of mindless blather to distract us, yet another moron with a computer has decided to offer up his own version of entertainment and wit, "The Gas Leak". With a not so catchy name to its credit, this lackluster bit of tripe intends to offer the goings on at the Gas House Restaurant . . .get it, “Gas Leak.” Yes, terrible. Editor and publisher, Ben Hall, describes The Gas Leak as, “...something that I’ve sometimes thought that I might possibly be kindof good at.” Yep, a real page turner we’re sure.
Initially, The Gas Leak intends to offer such salacious material as monthly lunch and dinner specials, employee features, humorous editorial comments (we can’t wait for that) and other goings on about the restaurant. “In the future,” Hall says, “we’ll think about expanding into a little more hard hitting journalism, or maybe some personal ads, but we’ll stick to basics to begin with.” Sounds like a lark. In this writer’s opinion, enjoy it while it lasts, folks.
With an already never ending parade of mindless blather to distract us, yet another moron with a computer has decided to offer up his own version of entertainment and wit, "The Gas Leak". With a not so catchy name to its credit, this lackluster bit of tripe intends to offer the goings on at the Gas House Restaurant . . .get it, “Gas Leak.” Yes, terrible. Editor and publisher, Ben Hall, describes The Gas Leak as, “...something that I’ve sometimes thought that I might possibly be kindof good at.” Yep, a real page turner we’re sure.
Initially, The Gas Leak intends to offer such salacious material as monthly lunch and dinner specials, employee features, humorous editorial comments (we can’t wait for that) and other goings on about the restaurant. “In the future,” Hall says, “we’ll think about expanding into a little more hard hitting journalism, or maybe some personal ads, but we’ll stick to basics to begin with.” Sounds like a lark. In this writer’s opinion, enjoy it while it lasts, folks.
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