I went into one while on a road trip with friends to South Carolina, and I can’t really remember where it was.

Speaking of gross food, check this out:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5LWL2Ii7rxo

Makes me hungry! (not)

-Brett

~Graham

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Wonder why there’s one all the way in Duluth?

~Graham

I think they’re in the U.S. south, mainly. I’ve never seen one in NY.

LOL LOL. Slaughterhouse Five—eww!

I’m going to be thinking about that the rest of the day now.

Until later,

Kelly

Yeah, in this day and age the diet reference would certainly come up. But if you are shopping for bacon, you don’t want to think pigs. It would be like naming Ponderosa or [enter your local steakhouse here...] the “Slaughterhouse Five”.

It would be especially bad if they also served trout…

~Graham

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*big grin* Thanks so much. That means a lot coming from you.

Piggly Wiggly… none here, but don’t think I could shop at one. Sounds like I’m going off my diet and the whole world knows it. “I’m going to the Piggly Wiggly!” Nope. Don’t think I could do it.

Later,

Kelly

P.S. Akismet must take Saturday mornings off. Ho ho!

No, it isn’t just you. I’d never think “groceries”. Piggly Wiggly? Maybe.

Yeah, I hear you about the numbered cars – usually the numbers are (some variation of) the displacement of the motor. So, Lexus IS350 = 3.5 litre motor. I guess it’s a “penis size” thing (let’s see if this makes it past the spam filter!)

Well, easy ocean access or not, if you have good beer in the fridge, I’m there.

And yours is one of my “can’t miss” parties, no matter what or how late I am. There are many parties, and they are all pretty good, but I refuse to miss yours.

-Brett

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I’ve lived near the Acme chain for a long time, and maybe, maybe it’s me, but I don’t think so. I never think grocery store first. Goofy.

I don’t think I could call it easy access, unless you want to go in the dead of winter. I don’t go very often (read: almost never), but I know from friends who can’t resist the lure that the traffic make the 2-ish hour drive at least double in season. Sometimes worse. No thanks, I have a pool. (When I want to get away, off to the mountains in New York.) Obviously, a lot of people are willing to do it.

Sunsets, on the other hand… they’re good anywhere if you have a mind to look for them, aren’t they?

Car names—oh, yes, there are a lot of horrid ones. That’s a truly mixed bag, though, becuase there are some really good names, too. Caravan? Love that. Mustang? Super. The various numbered ones (Lexus in particular)—what are a few numbers supposed to evoke? *yawn*

Nobody makes it to every party, but I keep the good beer hidden in the fridge in case you come late, Brett. Always a party for you.

Until later,

Kelly

See, told you I was late to the party!

Not only did they spell Wendi incorrectly, they got the hair colour wrong.

I think Acme would be good as long as it actually *did* represent a line of products from the Road Runner Show. Gadgets that exploded whenever you tried to use them. That could be good for a novelty / prank store.

I’d come to work for you for a pay cut, as long as the sunsets are nice where you live and there’s easy access to the ocean. Sure there’s lots of water where we live, but I’m an ocean kind of guy. The muddy creek we live on doesn’t cut it for me…

I’ve always found car names to be the same – who comes up with them? What the heck is an Altima? Sounds like an alternative, but to what? A Corolla? What the heck is that?

-Brett

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It’s a good thing. Just think how much we’d miss them if they weren’t around. Hiss, hiss.