Rumored Violations

[pkt77242]

Well what ever the news is it won't be good. We are comfort posting.

I suggest comfort drinking. Grab yourself a whisk(e)y.

 

[Cackalacky]

I suggest comfort drinking. Grab yourself a whisk(e)y.

I am exclusively a bourbon drinker. I do enjoy Grand Marnier for brunches though. In my bowtie. Eating sweetbreads.

 

[BobD]

Quite possibly the best sandwich ever made. It's called the Bobby from a sandwich shop called Capriottis..

 

[Cali_domer]

Quite possibly the best sandwich ever made. It's called the Bobby from a sandwich shop called Capriottis..

What city is that in?

 

[BGIF]

Imminent

Imminent

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adjective
1.
about to happen.
"they were in imminent danger of being swept away"
synonyms: impending, close (at hand), near, (fast) approaching, coming, forthcoming, on the way, in the offing, in the pipeline, on the horizon, in the air, just around the corner, coming down the pike, expected, anticipated, brewing, looming, threatening, menacing; informal in the cards
"a committee decision was imminent"

2.
archaic
overhanging. (Like The Sword of Damocles)

 

[loomis41973]

What city is that in?

Many

 

[AvesEvo]

Call me crazy but I like the artificial corn-syrup based syrup as compared to real maple syrup. Not a huge fan of real maple syrup.

What's wrong with you?!

 

[BobD]

What city is that in?

They're a growing franchise. Capriotti's Sandwich Shop | Home Page

 

[pkt77242]

I am exclusively a bourbon drinker. I do enjoy Grand Marnier for brunches though. In my bowtie. Eating sweetbreads.

You lost me. Bourbon is whiskey. Did I miss something?

 

[JughedJones]

You fucking kidding me right now?



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[dublinirish]

I come to this thread everyday to see if theres any breaking news, and every day i have to sift through about 50 posts about food. When did this become the food network?

that's kinda where you are going wrong.

 

[BGIF]

I come to this thread everyday to see if theres any breaking news, and every day i have to sift through about 50 posts about food. When did this become the food network?

It's more like the regurgitation network.

 

[Irishnuke]

Quite possibly the best sandwich ever made. It's called the Bobby from a sandwich shop called Capriottis..

I work near the one in Torrance, or maybe it's Gardena. All of the cities here run together.

 

[Cackalacky]

You lost me. Bourbon is whiskey. Did I miss something?

Semantics maybe but I despise Tennessee whiskey and Scotch is not one of my favorites. Anyway I only really drink bourbon.

 

[Bogtrotter07]

Call me crazy but I like the artificial corn-syrup based syrup as compared to real maple syrup. Not a huge fan of real maple syrup.

You haven't lived until you have had an all you can eat pancake breakfast in one of the world famous Amish villages during their Maple Syrup Festival extravaganzas. The best are east of Cleveland and northeast of Akron. Go to one with the fresh wide sliced bacon, pancakes made from home churned buttermilk, with gobs of hand churned butter melting down over the top, covered with fresh warm viscous maple syrup! The kind of Saturday morning that lets you know you are alive, and that life is good!


(I think I just hurt myself.)

 

[koonja]

Anyone ever had toast with peanut butter spread over it, and put syrup on top? It's amazing. I liken it to a freshly made snicker bar.

 

[Bogtrotter07]

Okay, okay. I was waiting for this. Koon, you started it with awful sounding combinations that are really good.

Years ago we used to visit a family on the coast in a town between Ocean City, NJ, and Cape May. I think it was called Stone Harbor.

In their cottage at cocktail hour, (when wasn't it) they often had aperitif. One interesting selection, was a Triscut with peanut butter, then catsup, and horseradish sauce on the top. You wouldn't believe it. It tastes just like shrimp cocktail!

Oh, well.

 

[Irish#1]

I come to this thread everyday to see if theres any breaking news, and every day i have to sift through about 50 posts about food. When did this become the food network?

When was it ever a thread on "rumored violations"?


It's over. Time to move on fellas.

 

[koonja]

So nothing other than Pete's sources have been determined right?

Cause I was out last night and will be out almost all of today so trying to keep up.

 

[wizards8507]

You haven't lived until you have had an all you can eat pancake breakfast in one of the world famous Amish villages during their Maple Syrup Festival extravaganzas. The best are east of Cleveland and northeast of Akron. Go to one with the fresh wide sliced bacon, pancakes made from home churned buttermilk, with gobs of hand churned butter melting down over the top, covered with fresh warm viscous maple syrup! The kind of Saturday morning that lets you know you are alive, and that life is good!


(I think I just hurt myself.)

http://www.shady-maple.com/smorgasbord/

 

[BGIF]

Okay, okay. I was waiting for this. Koon, you started it with awful sounding combinations that are really good.

Years ago we used to visit a family on the coast in a town between Ocean City, NJ, and Cape May. I think it was called Stone Harbor.

In their cottage at cocktail hour, (when wasn't it) they often had aperitif. One interesting selection, was a Triscut with peanut butter, then catsup, and horseradish sauce on the top. You wouldn't believe it. It tastes just like shrimp cocktail!

Oh, well.

Stone Harbor is on the same barrier island as Avalon, just above the Wildwoods. Cape May County used to be a client of mine.

 

[BobD]

Heaven on a plate. ...roasted jalapenos stuffed with peanut butter.

 

[BobD]

I work near the one in Torrance, or maybe it's Gardena. All of the cities here run together.

You gotta pay them a visit then.

 

[IrishinTN]

Stone Harbor is on the same barrier island as Avalon, just above the Wildwoods. Cape May County used to be a client of mine.

Ah Wildwood...I spent many a misspent hour in Wildwood. One time a guy who owned a shirt shop on the boardwalk said if we bought shirts he'd buy us beer. We were stupid enough to believe him. When we came back later, he acted like he didn't even know us. My buddy had a milkshake in his hand and he was so pissed, he threw it at the guy and the lid came off...milkshake all over his store and t-shirts. The cops came and actually just let us go because they believed us that he lied, even though what he promised to do was illegal. Then we just waited outside the beer distributer for someone to buy us some. Should have done that in the first place.

 

[NDohio]

Exactly.... Back to the important stuff.

Grits?
What's up with them. I live in the South (Atlanta), but grew up in a little Italian neighborhood downtown Indy. I was always the cream of wheat, or oatmeal type of guy. I get down here, and everyone is eating fricking grits. I've tried them 100 ways. No thank you. Can anyone from the MW explain? Southerners, please refrain from replies. I already heard it.

I grew up in SW Ohio and now live in SC. I absolutely love grits. I can eat them on their own, cheese grits are the bomb, and shrimp and grits - ooooh weeee them's good eats!

Oh, and I loved them before moving to SC.

 

[IrishinTN]

I grew up in SW Ohio and now live in SC. I absolutely love grits. I can eat them on their own, cheese grits are the bomb, and shrimp and grits - ooooh weeee them's good eats!

Oh, and I loved them before moving to SC.

I moved here from PA 20 years ago. Didn't like them at first but now I love them. Prefer them with syrup but shrimp and grits really are fantastic.

 

[IrishLion]

Stone Harbor is on the same barrier island as Avalon, just above the Wildwoods. Cape May County used to be a client of mine.

Ah Wildwood...I spent many a misspent hour in Wildwood.

My great-grandparents moved to Avalon, NJ from Greece. They had a nice house right next to the dunes. Every few years we rent out their old house and have a giant family vacation in Avalon. Quiet atmosphere, white-sand, clean beaches (but cold water). My favorite vacation spot. We always take a night or two and travel to Wildwood to do the boardwalk.

You can go in to Stone Harbor and go to the small downtown district and do some shopping if you're so inclined. Small-town feel on the coast. Very cool.

There's also a cheesesteak place somewhere between Avalon and Stone Harbor that is the ultimate hole-in-the-wall, called Pat's Lunch. Run by an old WWII veteran with little help, he serves the best (but maybe most expensive) cheesesteak I've ever had. Last time we visited, he was in his early 90's but going strong. I'll be sad if I go back and Pat's isn't open anymore.

 

[ndftbl]

When was it ever a thread on "rumored violations"?


It's over. Time to move on fellas.

I agree with the original poster. It's better for each thread if we stay close to topic.

 

[Ultimate Penn St. Hater]

Are we going to get a verdict today?

 

[koonja]

229 pages and no one's yelled TAMPON. TAMPON DICK SHIT yet?

SMH, thread's a fail.