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"Chara Bomb" - it got me wondering if 2catmom used to be in The Runaways.
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The band Runaways or the Comic Book Runaways?
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"Live like you'll die tomorrow, but manage your grass like you'll live forever." -S. M. Stirling
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Dwight: I don't want to sound like I just fell off the turnip truck, but what is a "Gut Bomb"? It isn't the wife's bad cooking is it?
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Theo: Sometimes I feellike running away, but, the grass is not greener on the other side, I know this. Besides, spray season is coming up, and this "Catch me if you Can game, is just TOO MUCH FUN!"
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A Gut Bomb is cheap burger from a Gut Bomb Stand(fast food "restaurant")
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OK Dwight, I learned something new, thanks. Like a white castle burger? When I was young and made meatloaf one time my husband said "I had to take it to the shop, but it in vise, and knock the burrs off." I have never made that again......
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Like a white castle burger? A White Castle burger is a great example. Most fast food places have a version. The Gut Bomb first appeared in Moorhead, Minnesota circa 1968-69. M&H Hamburgers had them for 12 cents each or 10 for a dollar. They were pretty much grease, catsup, mustard, onion smell and pickles enclosed in a bun so you could pick them up. All Gut Bombs since that time have aspired to the M&H. Even White Castle was/is a distant second. M&H Hamburgers lost their focus in late 1969 and fell to bankruptcy. An attempt to go up-scale with a new menu item called “grease fries” failed miserably. McDonalds added a strip of potato to the “grease fries” recipe. The rest is history.
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I like White Castles (I do about 10 at a time, as opposed to Harold & Kumar's 40 each), but they have been best described as "carbohydrates wrapped around ground grease".
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Sounds similar to Krystal burgers down south. I sure hated to see the one in Hammond, La. close up. I liked to visit it on the way to my pond. Now only 1 Hardee's near Lake Charles to get me lubricated.
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Is that the reason for the name: BURGERMEISTER?
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Nahhh, he's the mayor of several small towns in Bavaria.
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Are you sure its Mayor and not Mayo?
I subscribe Some days you get the dog,and some days he gets you.Every dog has his day,and sometimes he has two!
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It has multiple meanings much too complex to discuss on an informal forum.
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Burger, I thought you got it from that claymation classic "The Story of Santa Claus".
Does the name Pavlov ring a bell?
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I hate waffles,errrr wassail.
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Burger, I thought you got it from that claymation classic "The Story of Santa Claus". Were it not for a quirk in network scheduling, he would be "Yukon Cornelius".
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