A crime was committed in Sowal last week

NO FREAKIN' WAY!
:shock: :nono1: :sick:

Smiling Joe and I were discussing similar issues yesterday while enjoying our lunch at Fabrice. We came to the conclusion that some folks aren't happy unless there are fries, tartar sauce, and chicken fingers on the menu.

I just came to the conclusion that we sound like snobs.

Smiling Joe and I were discussing similar issues yesterday while enjoying our lunch at Fabrice. We came to the conclusion that some folks aren't happy unless there are fries, tartar sauce, and chicken fingers on the menu.

I just came to the conclusion that we sound like snobs.

And don't forget "fried (insert all types of seafood here)".:roll:

We came to the conclusion that some folks aren't happy unless there are fries, tartar sauce, and chicken fingers on the menu.

Yum! Sounds good to me! My favorite was Chapmans' Restaurant, when the Chapmans owned it. The best!

Smiling Joe and I were discussing similar issues yesterday while enjoying our lunch at Fabrice. We came to the conclusion that some folks aren't happy unless there are fries, tartar sauce, and chicken fingers on the menu.

I just came to the conclusion that we sound like snobs.

Don't forget the A-1.

Where is Smiley today? How will he ever log another 20K posts if he takes days off?

I think a lot of people haven't had a wide range of experiences with different kinds of food, so they stick with what they know. Plus, most of us eat the food we were fed growing up, so depending on the cuisine you grew up with, your taste buds are trained to like different things.

I once had someone tell me they didn't like lobster.............turns out that Long John Silver's was the only place they'd ever had lobster and for some reason it wasn't that good! :roll:

Um...Jfunn worked at Goatfeathers!:funn:

Um...Jfunn worked at Goatfeathers!:funn:

For a few hours anyway.....huh?

For a few hours anyway.....huh?

About 37 minutes. At least she returned the t-shirt.;-)

I think a lot of people haven't had a wide range of experiences with different kinds of food, so they stick with what they know. Plus, most of us eat the food we were fed growing up, so depending on the cuisine you grew up with, your taste buds are trained to like different things.

I once had someone tell me they didn't like lobster.............turns out that Long John Silver's was the only place they'd ever had lobster and for some reason it wasn't that good! :roll:

wow, I never knew Long John Silver's had lobster.

Smiling Joe and I were discussing similar issues yesterday while enjoying our lunch at Fabrice. We came to the conclusion that some folks aren't happy unless there are fries, tartar sauce, and chicken fingers on the menu.

I just came to the conclusion that we sound like snobs.

don't forget french fries!!! gotta have 'em!!!

My in laws (the ones that I had at one time) would rather eat at Ryan's or Shoneys than any place that serves culinarly delictable food...I think it is the "old" thing

My in laws (the ones that I had at one time) would rather eat at Ryan's or Shoneys than any place that serves culinarly delictable food...I think it is the "old" thing

My parents are the same way. God love 'em! But they can both cook. It's not French demi-glazed stuff, but it's yummy.

My Grandmother died unexpectedly at 101 years of age...
it was all that fried in pig fat red meat fish bacon sausage sammitchs that
did it...
(She saw Halley's comet twice and the Cubs win the Series once)

Um...Jfunn worked at Goatfeathers!:funn:

Oh yea....steeleling1 did a summer there!

Smiling Joe and I were discussing similar issues yesterday while enjoying our lunch at Fabrice. We came to the conclusion that some folks aren't happy unless there are fries, tartar sauce, and chicken fingers on the menu.

I just came to the conclusion that we sound like snobs.

We sound like snobs on a lot of things...I like to think we are sad for those who are too fearful to try new things.
(The only thing worse than a snob is a self-righteous, condescending snob )

My in laws (the ones that I had at one time) would rather eat at Ryan's or Shoneys than any place that serves culinarly delictable food...I think it is the "old" thing

It's not necessarily an age thing - my grandmother would go hungry rather than eat at a restaurant like that! I think the closest she's ever come to eating "fast food" is a sandwich from the Wolfgang Puck in an airport!

Just bring me a basket of hushpuppies...

Just bring me a basket of hushpuppies...

I am with you Bob, and some Big Bob Gibsons white sauce to go on them.

I am with you Bob, and som Big Bob Gibsons white sauce to go on them.

Oh baby, keep going!

Oh baby, keep going!

And a big 'ol basket of Fried Oysters, oh and some golden fried onion rings. YUMMY!!!!!!!!!!!!! Good Lord, I am hungry.

And a big 'ol basket of Fried Oysters, oh and some golden fried onion rings. YUMMY!!!!!!!!!!!!! Good Lord, I am hungry.

How big a glass of sweet tea? Or are we drinkin??

How big a glass of sweet tea? Or are we drinkin??

We're drinkin', but it is unsweet tea for me, with a lot of lemon.

I am with you Bob, and some Big Bob Gibsons white sauce to go on them.

Darlene, I told Mr. Pod and my brother that we have to find a way to go to Bob's in November on the way home--we've never been! :shock: Our friend who lives in Decatur doesn't even like it!

Darlene, I told Mr. Pod and my brother that we have to find a way to go to Bob's in November on the way home--we've never been! :shock: Our friend who lives in Decatur doesn't even like it!

I will meet you there!!! Seriously, let me know when you are on your way back and we will make plans to eat there. YUMMY!!!!! Well, your friend doesn't know what is good.