I would say I saw that, but there is a grass skirt over my eyes at the moment.
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Where in the World is Bob Saget?
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Nemo14
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yeah right - amateur!
I was talking to someone the other day about DD, and she said a lot of them are combined with other things like gas stations and Baskin Robbins (she actually used those two examples). Ours is going to just be a DD as far as I know. Not really enough space in its location to put anything else.We have two. One in a Circle K gas station one on end of town and one is a DD/Baskin Robbins on the other side of town. I don't go though. Too.
MOXOMUMD
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We'll probably eat a 1/2 gallon a week.
*Nemo gives F*
Nemo14
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Ours are mostly stand alone ones but there are a few gas station ones and supermarket ones.
Nemo14
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Don't look surprised! You did it!
Krispy Kremes are hard to find around here. We used to stop at a KK on our way down to Florida all the time. They are so good, but haven't eaten at one in years!
Nemo14
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@Nemo14
I still want to know what constitutes factory seconds when it comes to ice cream.
A rat fell in the vat?
A severed finger?
Too much butter?
The factory seconds came from when the machines were changing flavors, so you'd get a little of the old flavor with the new, or occasionally there might be a mistake in the quantity of nuts or whatever, so they'd sell them as seconds. it was all good!
unkadug
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OK....I'll buy that!
(pun intended)
Nemo14
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We used to get them every time we went to FL (the goal was to eat 100 donuts in a week with 8 people), and then they opened one here. It closed a few years ago, so now the closest one I think is at the Foxwood casino.
Nemo14
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We often did!
I don't know why I laughed so much at this. Someone posted this on Facebook to a group I'm part of at my university. It's probably not as funny as I think it is...
I cropped/blocked out names and stuff, if you're wonder why there are lines and rectangles everywhere...
I cropped/blocked out names and stuff, if you're wonder why there are lines and rectangles everywhere...
Nemo14
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Goofyernmost
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Krispy Kremes originated in North Carolina. Guess what...I challenge you to find many KK stores around here. I've seen a few Dunkin Donuts, but mostly I find KK's in grocery stores, packaged and I don't know how old they are or how long they have been sitting on the display table. I've never seen a KK truck or anyone stocking the shelves. I live in the greater Raleigh area and I only know of two stores. One in Raleigh near the NC State campus and another one in a little town about 10 miles south of Raleigh.
Just as well anyway for me because I don't like donuts that are all coated with that sticky, glaze, so I have bought a grand total of two KK donuts in 2 and a half years.
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