Where in the World is Bob Saget?

[Zweiland]

I never use mayonnaise except to mix it with pickle relish for tartar sauce.

But... potato salad.

 

[donaldtoo]

I was raised on butterbeans, which in the south refers to small limas cooked with a piece of bacon and butter.

They cook up very tender and delicious.

Butterbeans, black eyed peas, fresh tomatoes, fresh cucumber, fresh onion, fried okra, a slab of ham and cornbread. That's a meal right there!

Amen, brother!

 

[Gabe1]

And more deliciousness.!!!

Reminds me.. due of a virus that infected most shrimp (virus from china go figure)
Mexico's shrimp prices skyrocketed from 10 USD a kilo to 46 USD a kilo.. insane.
And all because a single company decided to cheapen and buy shrimp growth food from China.
GOOD JOB! *slow clap*


Meh, I usually do my own salsa for hotdogs (cream, mustard, mayonaisse, jalapeño in escabeche's juice, spices, salt, pepper and very finely sliced onion with a touch of soy sauce)

Cream? Really? On a Hotdog? You people are kill'n me.

 

[PUSH]

Oh my!
Seriously, before I got to the last word in your post I was already thinkin' about Barq's!!!

A lot of people like A&W the best, but to me nothing can top Barq's. It's my favorite soda.

 

[Gabe1]

sounds kinky

Right? That is what I was a think'n

 

[JenniferS]

This reminded me of a not-so-funny story that happened earlier today at work. In the break room I bought a 50 cent can of soda from the soda machine, and it was advertised as Mug root beer. What came out was some generic, off-brand stuff that only our store sells. Talk about a disappointment.

Just as a disclaimer, I do not believe Mug is the best root beer, but it's certainly a step up from what I had today. My favorite root beer is Barq's.

A&W.
Then, Hires.
Then, Barq's.




Then, the generics.

 

[Zweiland]

I normally don't drink root beer unless in a float. That said, my favorite is a tie between A&W and Barq's.

 

[acishere]

End of root beer debate.

 

[PUSH]

A&W.
Then, Hires.
Then, Barq's.




Then, the generics.

I've never even heard of Hires.

 

[Gabe1]

What about the hotdogs at IKEA?

Ikea's hotdogs are hilarious. There is a bun and then there is mustard but you really have to look hard to find the hotdog, the diameter of a pencil. You really need to buy three, put them on one bun and then you have an average sized hotdog.

 

[Gabe1]

There's no direct translation from English to French for the word "fancy". If you Google it, you'll get "fantaisie", but you could also use "élégant" or another similar word.

For those who can't quite figure it out, élégant means elegant.

Ahh....no matter how you want to explain away that post it still is kinky sounding. This from the lady that took French for 7 years. Another Joy in my life

 

[Gabe1]

Oh my goodness how our foreign language instructors hate Google Translate.

 

[Gabe1]

I haven't been to IKEA in more than 4 years.

Do they even sell hotdogs there?

Do you have to assemble them yourself?

I want to like this post many times!

 

[acishere]

Oh my goodness how our foreign language instructors hate Google Translate.

If it wasn't for Google Translate that Bruce Springsteen translated for Swedish audiences post would have never happened.

 

[Gabe1]

Knapsacks are just like sleeping bags, right?

This is the Knapsack I took on canoe trips.

 

[PUSH]

The worst part about having a birthday is feeling obligated to say "happy birthday" to people you don't really care for on Facebook that said "happy birthday" to you on yours. Happened today already.

 

[Gabe1]

Back-pack???

Yep, pretty much. The spin off of the original.

 

[JenniferS]

I've never even heard of Hires.

I was going to say that maybe it's a Canadian concoction, but according to the attached article, it's considered the "longest continuously made soft drink in the United States".

http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hires_Root_Beer

 

[PUSH]

This is the Knapsack I took on canoe trips.

So what you're saying is I can still take a knap on it if I desire.

 

[PUSH]

I was going to say that maybe it's a Canadian concoction, but according to the attached article, it's considered the "longest continuously made soft drink in the United States".

http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hires_Root_Beer
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Well, maybe I'm just out of the root beer loop.