So...How're you Makin' Out?

So...How're you Makin' Out?

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Jan 1st 2008, 9:38pm By buffalorising

More specifically...where? We were throwing editorial ideas around for February, you know, the month with cupid in it, and some genius came up with the idea of making a list of top make-out spots in the city.

We thought of some of our own here, but then we decided we might rely on our readers to pump up our list. Then someone said, "We should ask them to send pictures!" Everyone calmed down when that person went on to explain that they were talking about pictures of the location and not the kissing.

If you have a lovers' lane in mind, send it here. Furthermore, if you can get someone to take a picture of you and your pucker partner in that very spot (smiling into the camera, I think), I'll bet I can find a prize for you. Maybe we'll even swing a gift certificate to another romantic place in which to bill and coo like a couple of crazy love birds. And you'll have a shot at appearing in the February magazine, but get them in before 1/12 please.

Here's our list, minus pics:

Back Room of Snooty Fox
Parkside Candy nook
Albright Knox (little rooms with sculptures and benches)
Forest Lawn Cemetery
North Park Theater
Observatory/Planetarium of Science Museum
Oversized Stacks at Buff State Library
Botanical Gardens
Duo's Heated Patio

Send your pics (keep 'em clean!) to elena@buffalorising.com, but feel free to add your locations to our comment section.

This oughta' be good...

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  1. icecreamsub

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    Jan 2nd 2008, 07:50

    OCB - in front of the salad bar

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  2. SLEEPL8

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    Jan 2nd 2008, 08:54

    On the pool table at Soho.

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  3. nottooanon

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    Jan 2nd 2008, 10:07

    Can't forget about the photo booth at Frizzy's.

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  4. Dionysus

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    Jan 2nd 2008, 10:45

    Men's room at Cathode Ray

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  5. Denizen

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    Jan 2nd 2008, 11:40

    Stinky corner of the Old Pink

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  6. Metropolis

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    Jan 2nd 2008, 12:09

    Chinese garden behind BECHS in the springtime

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  7. zen

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    Jan 2nd 2008, 12:13

    The obvious question.... which "stinky" corner do you mean?

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  8. driz716

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    Jan 2nd 2008, 14:56

    At a secluded table at Mother's, The Japanese Garden in Delaware Park, on the grass in Bidwell Park...........some of my favorites..............

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  9. icecreamsub

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    Jan 2nd 2008, 22:29

    is that a picture of Brooke?

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  10. milkyway4679

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    Jan 3rd 2008, 01:15

    Ya know, sometimes, the best place is on the couch while watching tv.

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  11. RisingDamp666

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    Jan 3rd 2008, 03:38

    On a sling while reaching for the trapeze with a chain halter on and euro disco blaring. And all this between courses at Panos.

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  12. mac1234

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    Jan 3rd 2008, 16:12

    Colonial Circle

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  13. suzette

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    Jan 4th 2008, 14:15

    driz, we make out at the same places! hahaha...

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  14. RisingDamp666

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    Jan 4th 2008, 17:48

    Eeeuuuwww! Which one of you got up wet?

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