Thursday's Edition!

[sawhorseray]

Good grief! I don't much eat out, eat better at home, way better and for a lot less money. I've been eating eggs sunny-side-up for breakfast my entire life, only way mama ever served them. Funny, the only times I've ever become food sick was eating in restaurants, most likely from some muchacho taking a dump and not washing his dammed hands. RAY

 

[Brokenhandle]

Good grief! I don't much eat out, eat better at home, way better and for a lot less money. I've been eating eggs sunny-side-up for breakfast my entire life, only way mama ever served them. Funny, the only times I've ever become food sick was eating in restaurants, most likely from some muchacho taking a dump and not washing his dammed hands. RAY
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My only question is... what's the ketchup for?

Ryan

 

[sawhorseray]

My only question is... what's the ketchup for? Ryan

The country fried taters and onions on the plate with the eggs Ryan. I'm not some kind of heathen you know. Hot salsa goes on the eggs. RAY

 

[MJB05615]

January 1, to June 6, 1992, there was a Ban, by the NJ Health Dept, on Restaurants serving Runny or Raw eggs. It dang near caused Riots as residents were really angry about " Big Brother" infringing on their Right to eat Eggs anyway they pleased. The restriction was on Restaurants and other Food Service Operations, but was reduced to just Operations serving At Risk people. Schools, Hospitals and Nursing Homes...JJ

That explains why I'm not familiar with it. I moved to Ga in 92. No recollection of it at all. Thanks for the info Guys. Still crazy, and Bear I bet it was funny watching the Truckers wait to cross so they could have breakfast.

 

[Bearcarver]

That explains why I'm not familiar with it. I moved to Ga in 92. No recollection of it at all. Thanks for the info Guys. Still crazy, and Bear I bet it was funny watching the Truckers wait to cross so they could have breakfast.

LOL---I think a lot of them ordered "Sunny-side-up" in PA, even if they never did before, "Because They Could".

Bear

 

[MJB05615]

LOL---I think a lot of them ordered "Sunny-side-up" in PA, even if they never did before, "Because They Could".

Bear

I would too just to prove a point. That whole thing was nuts! Looks like I moved at the right time, lol.

 

[noboundaries]

Wow, this thread brought back memories. Drinking age was 18 in TN when I was in HS and university. The county where I lived during HS was beer and wine only, but not on Sundays (blue laws). The major city in the county had some special exclusion to sell hard liquor within the city limits Mon-Sat. We lived in the suburbs.

I remember buying a fake driver's ID for like $10 (green piece of paper, no photo) and not having any problem buying what I needed to party. The choice was a short drive into town, or up the road a few short miles for moonshine. Didn't care for the moonshine. Girlfriend liked Boone's Farm Strawberry, soooo, you know.

 

[Bearcarver]

LOL---I never needed a Fake ID for Bars, I guess I was big enough & ugly enough to pass as if I was in my 20s when I was 17.
Needed ID for "Beer Distributor though, so I had to take Mrs Bear along, if I wanted a case. When I got back from Vietnam, I bought quite a few cases. She was almost 2 years older than I was. LOL--Still is!! Shhhh Don't tell her I told You!!

Bear

 

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