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Or just watch Rome?

FWIW, a lot of places call it country fried steak.

When I was overseas my gf would always order a "chickenburger" by which she meant a chicken sandwich, not ground chicken patty. RRRRR!

"That f–king c–t, for her to do something like that is pretty ridiculous," he told The Post.

Yes indeed. But apparently they can't maintain their regular patrol cars, so this will probably sit somewhere, rusting away

This is what I don't understand, not now and not when I was in high school. Dividers and shower curtains. WE HAVE THE TECHNOLOGY.

Huh. My experience has been the opposite. I must have lived around crappier colleges.

Only one thing to do: SHOTS!

Linda Ronstadt

Construction workers:buffet :: cooks:bar

Yes! I am currently assigned to New York, and it took me forever to learn to say Jy-roh. What's more, when I asked for a Yee-roh, they would correct me and say "it's pronounced 'hero'," which is what they call a po-boy with shitty bread.

Yeah, I've heard Mexicans say it that way before; in fact, that's how I first heard it. Sneaky bastards. I suspect it's just a practical joke that's gotten out of hand. Of course, that's my suspicion about half of modern society.

Oh, yes. Like the lady who ordered a glass of Zinfandel from the wine list because she didn't realize it and White Zinfandel are two different things.

Welcome to every bar in Alabama!

Well, shit. It never occurred to me they'd try to foist that stuff off on other regions. Turbo Dog is also crap (started as a Mardi Gras seasonal variety with chocolate malt I think).

In New Orleans we have a local beer called Purple Haze. It tastes like grape bubble gum. I can never figure it out when I see it on tap. I mean, there can't be that many tourists, can there?

They do though! And I don't even know what they're really made of!