Enjoyable day.

I hope everyone had the same day I had. I woke up before dawn, and
went to the country club for a round of golf. Then to the yacht club
for some sailing. Then to the VFW, (Mead Hall), for some drinks with
many heroes, veterans, and proud warriors. Life is good.

And vote for Palin-Ahhhnold in 2012.




A mighty Hungarian warrior
The blood of Attila runs through me

A mighty Hungarian warrior wrote:

I hope everyone had the same day I had. I woke up before dawn, and
went to the country club for a round of golf. Then to the yacht club
for some sailing. Then to the VFW, (Mead Hall), for some drinks with
many heroes, veterans, and proud warriors. Life is good.

Didn't you do all that just the other day? Getting in a rut?

I went to one of the few remaining Bob's Big Boy restaurants (Shoney's, for you
easterners). Well, 'coffee shop' is more like it. It used to make -- in
theory, anyway -- the best chain burgers around. Not any more. Carl's Jr. and
In 'n' Out share top honors now, depending on which is closer.

The sign claims 'car hop service'. Maybe only on weekend evenings. Or maybe
it's just a sign.

--
Cheers, Bev
================================================== ===============
"A stupid person is a person who causes losses to another person
or to a group of persons while himself deriving no gain and even
possibly incurring losses." -- C.M.Cipolla

On Mon, 13 Jul 2009 18:59:04 -0700, The Real Bev
wrote this crap:

A mighty Hungarian warrior wrote:

I hope everyone had the same day I had. I woke up before dawn, and
went to the country club for a round of golf. Then to the yacht club
for some sailing. Then to the VFW, (Mead Hall), for some drinks with
many heroes, veterans, and proud warriors. Life is good.

Didn't you do all that just the other day? Getting in a rut?

Rut is good. At least I didn't have to raise an army and burn
somebody's village TO THE GROUND.

I went to one of the few remaining Bob's Big Boy restaurants (Shoney's, for you
easterners). Well, 'coffee shop' is more like it. It used to make -- in
theory, anyway -- the best chain burgers around. Not any more. Carl's Jr. and
In 'n' Out share top honors now, depending on which is closer.

The sign claims 'car hop service'. Maybe only on weekend evenings. Or maybe
it's just a sign.

Do the car hop's still wear roller skates? It's been a long time
since I had a car hop deliver food while on roller skates.

And remember to vote for Palin-Ahhhnold in 2012.




A mighty Hungarian warrior
The blood of Attila runs through me

A mighty Hungarian warrior wrote:

wrote this crap:

A mighty Hungarian warrior wrote:

I hope everyone had the same day I had. I woke up before dawn, and
went to the country club for a round of golf. Then to the yacht club
for some sailing. Then to the VFW, (Mead Hall), for some drinks with
many heroes, veterans, and proud warriors. Life is good.

Didn't you do all that just the other day? Getting in a rut?

Rut is good. At least I didn't have to raise an army and burn
somebody's village TO THE GROUND.

I thought you did that for fun. I never realized you regarded it as an obligation.

I went to one of the few remaining Bob's Big Boy restaurants (Shoney's, for you
easterners). Well, 'coffee shop' is more like it. It used to make -- in
theory, anyway -- the best chain burgers around. Not any more. Carl's Jr. and
In 'n' Out share top honors now, depending on which is closer.

The sign claims 'car hop service'. Maybe only on weekend evenings. Or maybe
it's just a sign.

Do the car hop's still wear roller skates? It's been a long time
since I had a car hop deliver food while on roller skates.

I don't know. I don't think the carhops at the Bob's that had car service used
roller skates.

If they actually offer car service now, it certainly isn't for weekday lunch.
There was covered parking, but the cars were empty and there was no sign of a
carhop anywhere.

When I was in college we always ate breakfast at the Bob's near the school (no
carhops, but they did have patio dining). 2 eggs, hash browns and toast for 35
cents. I forgot to check the menu, but a burger, fries and salad (they used to
give you a wedge of iceberg, now it's loose lettuce pieces with a slice of
cucumber, I guess to please today's more sophisticated tastes; they also leave
the peel on the fries) Is $7.50+tax+tip, and it isn't that good. Especially
since tax is now 9.75%.

Actually, it's nice to see the income-tax-evading poor getting screwed with the
sales tax. Anybody know if there's a tax on lottery tickets?

--
Cheers, Bev
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"Tip: Place your houseplants in front of the television during
the next presidential debate and watch how leafy they get."
-- Scott Adams

"The Real Bev" wrote in message
...
A mighty Hungarian warrior wrote:

I hope everyone had the same day I had. I woke up before dawn, and
went to the country club for a round of golf. Then to the yacht club
for some sailing. Then to the VFW, (Mead Hall), for some drinks with
many heroes, veterans, and proud warriors. Life is good.

Didn't you do all that just the other day? Getting in a rut?

I went to one of the few remaining Bob's Big Boy restaurants (Shoney's,
for you easterners). Well, 'coffee shop' is more like it. It used to
make -- in theory, anyway -- the best chain burgers around. Not any more.
Carl's Jr. and In 'n' Out share top honors now, depending on which is
closer.

The sign claims 'car hop service'. Maybe only on weekend evenings. Or
maybe it's just a sign.

--
Cheers, Bev
================================================== ===============
"A stupid person is a person who causes losses to another person
or to a group of persons while himself deriving no gain and even
possibly incurring losses." -- C.M.Cipolla


There's no Shoney's out here in the East I know they are up in the North
West (Oregon).
We have Bob Big Boys but it is a dying breed that can be seen on the
Turnpike (toll road) and near some off ramps of major expressways, there is
still one left two towns over from me. As a chain store Fuddruckers claims
to be one of the best hamburger joints in these parts.

JQ
Dancing on the edge

On Jul 13, 7:18*pm, A mighty Hungarian
wrote:
On Mon, 13 Jul 2009 18:59:04 -0700, The Real Bev
wrote this crap:

A mighty Hungarian warrior wrote:

I hope everyone had the same day I had. *I woke up before dawn, and
went to the country club for a round of golf. *Then to the yacht club
for some sailing. *Then to the VFW, (Mead Hall), for some drinks with
many heroes, veterans, and proud warriors. *Life is good.

Didn't you do all that just the other day? *Getting in a rut?

Rut is good. *At least I didn't have to raise an army and burn
somebody's village TO THE GROUND. *

I went to one of the few remaining Bob's Big Boy restaurants (Shoney's, for you
easterners). *Well, 'coffee shop' is more like it. *It used to make -- in
theory, anyway -- the best chain burgers around. *Not any more. *Carl's Jr. and
In 'n' Out share top honors now, depending on which is closer.

The sign claims 'car hop service'. *Maybe only on weekend evenings. *Or maybe
it's just a sign.

Do the car hop's still wear roller skates? *It's been a long time
since I had a car hop deliver food while on roller skates.

And remember to vote for Palin-Ahhhnold in 2012.

* * * * * * *

* * * * * *A mighty Hungarian warrior
* * * *The blood of Attila runs through me

Sonic has carhops on roller skates.

The Real Bev wrote:
A mighty Hungarian warrior wrote:

wrote this crap:

A mighty Hungarian warrior wrote:

I hope everyone had the same day I had. I woke up before dawn, and
went to the country club for a round of golf. Then to the yacht
club for some sailing. Then to the VFW, (Mead Hall), for some
drinks with many heroes, veterans, and proud warriors. Life is
good.

Didn't you do all that just the other day? Getting in a rut?

Rut is good. At least I didn't have to raise an army and burn
somebody's village TO THE GROUND.

I thought you did that for fun. I never realized you regarded it as
an obligation.
I went to one of the few remaining Bob's Big Boy restaurants
(Shoney's, for you easterners). Well, 'coffee shop' is more like
it. It used to make -- in theory, anyway -- the best chain burgers
around. Not any more. Carl's Jr. and In 'n' Out share top honors
now, depending on which is closer. The sign claims 'car hop service'.
Maybe only on weekend evenings.
Or maybe it's just a sign.

Do the car hop's still wear roller skates? It's been a long time
since I had a car hop deliver food while on roller skates.

I don't know. I don't think the carhops at the Bob's that had car
service used roller skates.

If they actually offer car service now, it certainly isn't for
weekday lunch. There was covered parking, but the cars were empty and
there was no sign of a carhop anywhere.

When I was in college we always ate breakfast at the Bob's near the
school (no carhops, but they did have patio dining). 2 eggs, hash
browns and toast for 35 cents. I forgot to check the menu, but a
burger, fries and salad (they used to give you a wedge of iceberg,
now it's loose lettuce pieces with a slice of cucumber, I guess to
please today's more sophisticated tastes; they also leave the peel
on the fries) Is $7.50+tax+tip, and it isn't that good. Especially since
tax is now 9.75%.

Actually, it's nice to see the income-tax-evading poor getting
screwed with the sales tax. Anybody know if there's a tax on lottery
tickets?

Lottery tickets *are* a tax on the poor!

--

Chris *:-)

On Mon, 13 Jul 2009 20:59:10 -0700, The Real Bev
wrote this crap:



Didn't you do all that just the other day? Getting in a rut?

Rut is good. At least I didn't have to raise an army and burn
somebody's village TO THE GROUND.

I thought you did that for fun. I never realized you regarded it as an obligation.

Somebody has to teach the bad guys a lesson. The first rule of
leadership is to set the example. And I'm always teaching leadership.

And remember to vote for Palin-Ahhhnold in 201.




A mighty Hungarian warrior
The blood of Attila runs through me

Lottery tickets *are* a tax on the poor!

A *tax* is something that you have no choice but to pay.

pigo wrote:
Lottery tickets *are* a tax on the poor!

A *tax* is something that you have no choice but to pay.

VAT / TVA, purchase tax, insurance tax, the list of taxes you don't *have*
to pay is endless. a tax is any method the state uses to extract money from
it's citizens.

Lottery tickets are a tax on stupidity.


--

Chris *:-)