The Brokie Connection (a game)

[Penthesilea]

L'Orange Bleue is where Brokies met in May 09; right across the street from Heath' apartment in Broome Street. Thus, L'Orange Bleue is clearly Brokieish.




(But I don't get the hot dogs and  part)



Next: Belarus

[Sason]

Well, I have to answer this one!  Peter Heering is a Danish manufacturer of liqueurs.  They are most well known for Cherry Heering.  HEERING Cherry Liqueur is a vital ingredient in many famous cocktails such as the Singapore Sling, Blood & Sand and the Colbert Bump and of course THE BROKETAIL!  

Thus, Peter Heering is Brokeish.

Also, Cherries are an important ingredient in cherry cake!!

[Monika]

Isn´t the hot dog connection obvious? What do you put on hot dogs? Yes, ketchup. 

[Sason]

Next: Belarus

Belarus Tractor International has been Supplying the U.S. Market with the Dependable and Durable Line Of Belarus Tractors for over 30 Years.

Belarus is a company selling tractors. Just as L D did.

Belarus Tractor International also sells among others a supply that's called an "Implement Jack".

I have no idea what it is, but isn't that what Ennis needs to do? I.e. to implement Jack in his life.

Thus, Belarus is doubly Brokieish


Next: Aaron Zeitlin and Sholom Secunda

[Sason]

Good one! Got another challenge?

Thanks!

See above, I just added it.

[Sason]

Isn´t the hot dog connection obvious? What do you put on hot dogs? Yes, ketchup. 

Duh!!

the condiment aisle...

[Penthesilea]

Isn´t the hot dog connection obvious? What do you put on hot dogs? Yes, ketchup. 

Ehm, no. I put mustard on them. But since it's also a condiment, it works just as fine .

[Meryl]

(But I don't get the hot dogs and  part)

It was just that Monika had jumped in and put out "hot dog" as a challenge before I posted my answer to Paul's. 

[Ellemeno]

Next: the new movie "Up in the Air."

[southendmd]

Time to bump this game!

Next: the new movie "Up in the Air."

Up in the Air starred the lovely Vera Farmiga, who as we know, starred with both Heath (Roar) and Jake (Source Code).

Thus, 'Up in the Air' is Brokieish!

Next:  Tolstoy