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Where in the World is Bob Saget?
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JenniferS
When you're the leader, you don't have to follow.
I'll have two, please.
MOXOMUMD
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The bagel alone looks delicious.The breakfast of New Jersey: Pork roll, egg, and cheese on a bagel
unkadug
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The breakfast of New Jersey: Pork roll, egg, and cheese on a bagel
What's a pork roll?
JenniferS
When you're the leader, you don't have to follow.
There's half a worm in your apple, because the other half was in the bite of apple you just swallowed.
Caramel would actually make that more palatable.
MinnieM123
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The bagel alone looks delicious.
That was exactly what I was thinking! I could bypass the filing (in this one case . . .) and just wolf down that delicious-looking bagel (toasted, with some butter and/or cream cheese) . . . yum!
unkadug
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Unless you bought HALF an apple...in that case somebody else got the other half of the worm!
JenniferS
When you're the leader, you don't have to follow.
Slightly off topic here, but I have to share this.
FYI - I already told my Auntie this is the funniest story ever, and that I would be sharing it with everyone.
Disclaimer, she's almost 70, and has spent many, many years in a Third World Country.
On a whim yesterday, she decided to Google Satellite image her house in Mwanza, Tanzania. Locating Lake Victoria, she was able to scroll around and actually locate the house we are renting.
Much to her consternation, she saw a car parked in the driveway. That house is empty right now, but locked up tighter than a drum, as medical supplies and food are being stored there. The house is gated, and only two people (other than the owner) have a key to access the courtyard and driveway.
Anyway, it was supposed to be night-time there, and she had a panic attack thinking that someone was breaking in. She called our Director in Mwanza, and had him go over there to check why a car was parked within the gates.
"Mama Jani", he reports, "there is no car there. And no evidence that anyone has tampered with the locks."
Obviously, she thought she was looking at a live image. After talking, I realized that she thought that every time someone input an address, the Google satellite zoomed in where you wanted, and showed you a real-time live image.
Then we laughed and laughed.
FYI - I already told my Auntie this is the funniest story ever, and that I would be sharing it with everyone.
Disclaimer, she's almost 70, and has spent many, many years in a Third World Country.
On a whim yesterday, she decided to Google Satellite image her house in Mwanza, Tanzania. Locating Lake Victoria, she was able to scroll around and actually locate the house we are renting.
Much to her consternation, she saw a car parked in the driveway. That house is empty right now, but locked up tighter than a drum, as medical supplies and food are being stored there. The house is gated, and only two people (other than the owner) have a key to access the courtyard and driveway.
Anyway, it was supposed to be night-time there, and she had a panic attack thinking that someone was breaking in. She called our Director in Mwanza, and had him go over there to check why a car was parked within the gates.
"Mama Jani", he reports, "there is no car there. And no evidence that anyone has tampered with the locks."
Obviously, she thought she was looking at a live image. After talking, I realized that she thought that every time someone input an address, the Google satellite zoomed in where you wanted, and showed you a real-time live image.
Then we laughed and laughed.
acishere
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Artery clogging deliciousness. That is all you want to know.
roll of pork fat sliced up and fried on a grille
MOXOMUMD
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A pig in an innertube.
Lucky
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I've never been a fan of Cheerios in any flavor. My favorite non-sugary cereals are Chex (Corn or Rice) and Crispix (Kellogg's copycat version of Chex).
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acishere
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We are so spoiled by good bagels around here, that we don't feel bad filling them with pork fat on occasion.That was exactly what I was thinking! I could bypass the filing (in this one case . . .) and just wolf down that delicious-looking bagel (toasted, with some butter and/or cream cheese) . . . yum!
StarWarsGirl
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Agree with all except for the Tonga Toast thing. Too sweet. Tried once. Couldn't eat the whole thing. I stick with the blueberry pancakes when I go to Kona.
StarWarsGirl
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Yeah...no. I'll take Bacon, egg, and (Preferably cheddar) cheese on a biscuit.The breakfast of New Jersey: Pork roll, egg, and cheese on a bagel
unkadug
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acishere
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You can't proper pork roll or bagels outside of NJ/NYC anyway.
Cesar R M
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Cesar R M
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Bacon-- yes.
Sausages-- yes.
Toast-- It's fine, but not my favorite.
Eggs-- Best if hard boiled, with Tabasco sauce.
Pancakes-- Good
Waffles-- Good
French Toast-
I find it interesting the food usual choices for most US and Canada.
Mexicans have really very different food choices for breakfast.
And die for? Bacon <3
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