O/T: Now That's A Burger

Aug 16, 2010 36 Replies
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Years ago, I was at Walmart buying a can of Sam' Choice dog jerky strips. They look just like regular beef jerky, but are made for dogs.

A lady behind me in line was obviously reading the can as I stood in the checkout line. I turned to her and said, "They taste just like real beef jerky, and the grandkids don't know the difference."

It was one of those moments to remember. Every expression imaginable went over her face, beginning with politeness, then shock, then unmitigated rage. I paid my bill and left.

Nonny

Yeah we do.... And yeah, so was I! :-)

I'm surprised no one has remarked that with enough reefer, anything tastes good.

In news:4c69ebd1$0$5003$ snipped-for-privacy@unlimited.newshosting.com, Steve spewed forth:

it's not quantity, it's QUALITY

Steve wrote in news:4c69ebd1$0$5003 $ snipped-for-privacy@unlimited.newshosting.com:

What's reefer?

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You mean... like Doritos dipped in Nestle's Caramel sauce? I'm told that is pretty good.

Refrigerated rail car. ~:o)))

Dave in Houston

"Lew Hodgett" wrote in news:4c6ae15f$0$4975 $ snipped-for-privacy@news.astraweb.com:

Oh, ijskast ...

Han wrote in news:Xns9DD7A1BDFE243ikkezelf@

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Shoot, I'm still forgetting the smileys :) :) :)

Robatoy wrote in news:2399b46b-a527-44ea-aaca- snipped-for-privacy@g17g2000yqe.googlegroups.com:

You're too young

It's sailor talk. The refrigerated food storage on a ship is called the "reefer", possibly because you put your reefer (a heavy coat--the reason it's called a "reefer" goes back to the age of sail) on to keep warm when you go into it. By extension refrigerated railcars and refrigerated trucks are sometimes called "reefers".

Screaming Yellow Zonkers Rule!

-- We're all here because we're not all there.

On Mon, 16 Aug 2010 00:24:11 -0600, Lew Hodgett wrote (in article ):

And the green chile!

-Bruce

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