A list of the 15 best places for pancakes in the country:
Flapjacks!
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36SoWal Expert
Well, obviously, these judges never ate pnacakes at the White House in Buckhead (Atlanta, GA). I think they would definitely make the list of the top 10.
Beach Fanatic
Nice to see the ATL at the top o the list. I think I've been there:clap_1:
Meow
The best pancake is the one on the head of the bunny! 

Funnkalicious
Whitey...What's that place in Nashville...People line up around the freaking building. We waited 2 hrs to eat there.
needs to get out more
poor fools(the listmakers) never made it out to the Bluejay Cafe in Fall Creek, Colorado. baddest ass cake around, and large. there's always a pool started when some poor rube orders more than one. and, best part, i can walk there from my house.
on a side note, something's thats been confusing me for a while. what is this The ATL? does georgians have an inferiority complex about their city? is there another smaller atlanta in georgia that is growing larger, and threatening THE ATL? like all the locales that have their own little oval stickers now, OBX,(please, OBnoXious?) should all states get a THE designation for their cities? the NYC, the MIA, the DFW, the WATERCOLOR...
30arules, not bashing you, your's is just the most recent reference i've seen to THE, i see it more often in one poster's avitar.
jr
on a side note, something's thats been confusing me for a while. what is this The ATL? does georgians have an inferiority complex about their city? is there another smaller atlanta in georgia that is growing larger, and threatening THE ATL? like all the locales that have their own little oval stickers now, OBX,(please, OBnoXious?) should all states get a THE designation for their cities? the NYC, the MIA, the DFW, the WATERCOLOR...
30arules, not bashing you, your's is just the most recent reference i've seen to THE, i see it more often in one poster's avitar.
jr
SoWal Expert
poor fools(the listmakers) never made it out to the Bluejay Cafe in Fall Creek, Colorado. baddest ass cake around, and large. there's always a pool started when some poor rube orders more than one. and, best part, i can walk there from my house.
on a side note, something's thats been confusing me for a while. what is this The ATL? does georgians have an inferiority complex about their city? is there another smaller atlanta in georgia that is growing larger, and threatening THE ATL? like all the locales that have their own little oval stickers now, OBX,(please, OBnoXious?) should all states get a THE designation for their cities? the NYC, the MIA, the DFW, the WATERCOLOR...
30arules, not bashing you, your's is just the most recent reference i've seen to THE, i see it more often in one poster's avitar.
jr
Beach Runner started The ATL. I think it refers to the area around Atlanta Hartsfield International which is aka as ATL.
Either that, or it is a gangsta thing. I know many normal people in Atlanta and have never heard them refer to their town as The ATL.Funnkalicious
Beach Runner started The ATL. I think it refers to the area around Atlanta Hartsfield International which is aka as ATL.I think a rapper may have started the term "The ATL".Either that, or it is a gangsta thing. I know many normal people in Atlanta and have never heard them refer to their town as The ATL.
There is actually a movie about a rapper that just came out called ATL.
Beach Fanatic
You hear it a lot on local radio here. They even came out with that movie ATL. I use it more as a slang thing. I turn my hat sideways and let my underwear stick out cause my pants ride around my knees. Its a really cool look here in the "ATL"

Darlene is my middle name, not my nickname
You hear it a lot on local radio here. They even came out with that movie ATL. I use it more as a slang thing. I turn my hat sideways and let my underwear stick out cause my pants ride around my knees. Its a really cool look here in the "ATL"
:funn:
SoWal Staff
Whitey...What's that place in Nashville...People line up around the freaking building. We waited 2 hrs to eat there.
Pancake Pantry. Suprised not to see it on the list!
beats on hood
Beach Runner started The ATL. I think it refers to the area around Atlanta Hartsfield International which is aka as ATL.LOLOL! I didn't start it - the airlines started it - you know, ATL, MSY, DFW, etc. I started listening to hip-hop music because (a) my daughter (who ironically is an accomplished classical violinist) likes it and listening to it makes me feel closer to her now that she's off at college, and (b) the anger in the music is really good to listen to when I'm running since running is a masochistic sort of sport IMHO. The hip-hop crowd calls Atlanta "the ATL." It just happens that a lot of the hip-hop crowd (like Ludacris) went to school in College Park which is where the ATL airport is located. I know that 'hood. My dad made a boatload of money in businesses and real estate on that side of the ATL, and my sister and brother both went to Woodward Academy which is also in College Park.Either that, or it is a gangsta thing. I know many normal people in Atlanta and have never heard them refer to their town as The ATL.
I'm not a normal person? You don't have to answer that. :funn: I was born and raised in Atlanna Jawga!
Darlene is my middle name, not my nickname
LOLOL! I didn't start it - the airlines started it - you know, ATL, MSY, DFW, etc. I started listening to hip-hop music because (a) my daughter (who ironically is an accomplished classical violinist) likes it and listening to it makes me feel closer to her now that she's off at college, and (b) the anger in the music is really good to listen to when I'm running since running is a masochistic sort of sport IMHO. The hip-hop crowd calls Atlanta "the ATL." It just happens that a lot of the hip-hop crowd (like Ludacris) went to school in College Park which is where the ATL airport is located. I know that 'hood. My dad made a boatload of money in businesses and real estate on that side of the ATL, and my sister and brother both went to Woodward Academy which is also in College Park.
I'm not a normal person? You don't have to answer that. :funn: I was born and raised in Atlanna Jawga!
SHEEESSSS BAAAAACCCKKKK!!!!!! Where you been BR?
beats on hood
SHEEESSSS BAAAAACCCKKKK!!!!!! Where you been BR?OMG! I play the violin and my husband plays the string bass in our church strings group. We've been practicing for Holy Week services since January. Then we found out that the minister of music had hired some professionals to play during Holy Week, and we weren't going to play. Our conductor and principal first violinist is also a professional and was giving her services for free (and her parents give a boatload of money to the church), and she resigned. Then the principal second violinist quit (and his wife was the associate minister at the church). So the minister of music got fired - I mean, he was giving us new music for Easter two weeks ago - Easter shouldn't have been a surprise for him. The church asked us to play this week. We've been given new music that the new interim minister of music can play (admittedly, his predecessor was a more accomplished organist). So we've been rehearsing several hours a day, not counting practicing at home. In the Mozart piece we're playing, I'm doing 16th notes at 90 tempo for about 15 minutes - enough to give me a seizure. The principal second violinist is a psychiatrist - he chuckled when I was passing out Xanax to the group because we were so stressed during rehearsals this week. And all of us have real jobs, too.
Anyhow, that's why I haven't been posting. On top of it all, my maid couldn't come this week, so I had to clean this huge house myself since I have family coming for Easter, and I'm cooking a big Easter dinner on Sunday. The country club is not up to my daughter's (or anyone's, for that matter) standards. We're totally into fresh ingredients, especially herbs.
Too much information. And did I say GO GATORS?
Meow
Yep...BR's back and she's trying to get in trouble!!!! 
Darlene is my middle name, not my nickname
OMG! I play the violin and my husband plays the string bass in our church strings group. We've been practicing for Holy Week services since January. Then we found out that the minister of music had hired some professionals to play during Holy Week, and we weren't going to play. Our conductor and principal first violinist is also a professional and was giving her services for free (and her parents give a boatload of money to the church), and she resigned. Then the principal second violinist quit (and his wife was the associate minister at the church). So the minister of music got fired - I mean, he was giving us new music for Easter two weeks ago - Easter shouldn't have been a surprise for him. The church asked us to play this week. We've been given new music that the new interim minister of music can play (admittedly, his predecessor was a more accomplished organist). So we've been rehearsing several hours a day, not counting practicing at home. In the Mozart piece we're playing, I'm doing 16th notes at 90 tempo for about 15 minutes - enough to give me a seizure. The principal second violinist is a psychiatrist - he chuckled when I was passing out Xanax to the group because we were so stressed during rehearsals this week. And all of us have real jobs, too.
Anyhow, that's why I haven't been posting. On top of it all, my maid couldn't come this week, so I had to clean this huge house myself since I have family coming for Easter, and I'm cooking a big Easter dinner on Sunday. The country club is not up to my daughter's (or anyone's, for that matter) standards. We're totally into fresh ingredients, especially herbs.
Too much information. And did I say GO GATORS?
OH, I am so glad I asked BR.
p.s. Yes, I think you did say GO GATORS a time or three....congrats!!!!
beats on hood
OH, I am so glad I asked BR.Thanks!Anyhoo, I hope you have a Happy Easter despite it all. My maid couldn't come this week either....oh, wait, I don't have a maid, I have to clean my house myself also. Isn't that a bummer?
Good luck with the Easter service, it sounds like you all might need it!!!!!!
p.s. Yes, I think you did say GO GATORS a time or three....congrats!!!!
SoWal Insider
OMG! I play the violin and my husband plays the string bass in our church strings group. We've been practicing for Holy Week services since January. Then we found out that the minister of music had hired some professionals to play during Holy Week, and we weren't going to play. Our conductor and principal first violinist is also a professional and was giving her services for free (and her parents give a boatload of money to the church), and she resigned. Then the principal second violinist quit (and his wife was the associate minister at the church). So the minister of music got fired - I mean, he was giving us new music for Easter two weeks ago - Easter shouldn't have been a surprise for him. The church asked us to play this week. We've been given new music that the new interim minister of music can play (admittedly, his predecessor was a more accomplished organist). So we've been rehearsing several hours a day, not counting practicing at home. In the Mozart piece we're playing, I'm doing 16th notes at 90 tempo for about 15 minutes - enough to give me a seizure. The principal second violinist is a psychiatrist - he chuckled when I was passing out Xanax to the group because we were so stressed during rehearsals this week. And all of us have real jobs, too.
Anyhow, that's why I haven't been posting. On top of it all, my maid couldn't come this week, so I had to clean this huge house myself since I have family coming for Easter, and I'm cooking a big Easter dinner on Sunday. The country club is not up to my daughter's (or anyone's, for that matter) standards. We're totally into fresh ingredients, especially herbs.
Too much information. And did I say GO GATORS?
I knew you played violin and I figured you were rehearsing, etc. My son has been doing the same thing for the past several weeks. He played The Swan last night on his cello for Holy Thursday during communion and it was beautiful. I have to say, Mozart is probably our favorite. He played The Requiem with a youth symphony & adult choir last year.
We can all soon relax after Sunday (& clean our houses)!
beats on hood
I knew you played violin and I figured you were rehearsing, etc. My son has been doing the same thing for the past several weeks. He played The Swan last night on his cello for Holy Thursday during communion and it was beautiful. I have to say, Mozart is probably our favorite. He played The Requiem with a youth symphony & adult choir last year.Gosh, I love the cello. I wish I had chosen that instrument. But I started with violin because my daughter was doing Suzuki in first grade and she was playing violin. And the rest in history.
We can all soon relax after Sunday (& clean our houses)!
We did Laudate Dominum last night - gorgeous! Haven't done the Swan.
percyAuthor
So the minister of music got firedWhat?! That charming minister of music who hates noisy kids at the Christmas Eve "Hell" service?! Goodbye and good riddance!

beats on hood
What?! That charming minister of music who hates noisy kids at the Christmas Eve "Hell" service?! Goodbye and good riddance!Gosh! You're amazing. What a memory you have! I'll have to remind my fellow musicians of this. Yet another reason to say bye-bye to that guy.
Beach Lover
"Anyhow, that's why I haven't been posting. On top of it all, my maid couldn't come this week, so I had to clean this huge house myself since I have family coming for Easter, and I'm cooking a big Easter dinner on Sunday. The country club is not up to my daughter's (or anyone's, for that matter) standards. We're totally into fresh ingredients, especially herbs."
You BR poor dear - I know JUST how you feel. Why today, my maid didn't show up either and I had to go out and clean the wheels on my huge house all by myself... We're cooking a big meal at home too 'cause the truckstop next door isn't up to my daughter's standards either... But we're not gonna invite our neighbor Herb - he just gets a little too fresh with mama.
Sounds like we really have a lot in common - we should link up sometime...
You BR poor dear - I know JUST how you feel. Why today, my maid didn't show up either and I had to go out and clean the wheels on my huge house all by myself... We're cooking a big meal at home too 'cause the truckstop next door isn't up to my daughter's standards either... But we're not gonna invite our neighbor Herb - he just gets a little too fresh with mama.
Sounds like we really have a lot in common - we should link up sometime...
percyAuthor
Gosh! You're amazing. What a memory you have! I'll have to remind my fellow musicians of this. Yet another reason to say bye-bye to that guy.Steel trap, baby, steel trap.
Snap!

SoWal Insider
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FunnChef - AlisonCooks.com
The hip-hop crowd calls Atlanta "the ATL."
I prefer Hotlanta' ...thank you very much!!
kt loo
I'm guessing the "The" got in there as a reference to "The Atlanta area". Because remember, we have no natural boundaries, and so "The ATL" area keeps on growing, swallowing smaller towns and expanding our free local calling zone to practically half the state. You don't have to live in "Atlanta" to live in "The ATL."
It's pretty much similar to calling the 30-A area "SoWal", if you follow my drift.
It's pretty much similar to calling the 30-A area "SoWal", if you follow my drift.
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