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[sigmtnman]

fried egg sammich, hold the tomatoes

 

Interesting.  Always butter and fry my bread for a fried egg sammich.  Must have American cheese on it and it's like Christmas if it has bacon on it too.

[sigmtnman]

Fried egg sammich gets ketchup

Sausage Biscuit gets mustard

...

 

Ok, thats just f'in gross

[RobertNashville]

Some technical or complicated matters could perhaps go on for a long time without splintering, but many topics are tapped out in not too many posts.

It seems a matter of politeness to avoid dragging a thread off topic as long as it doesn't yet seem tapped out.

On the other hand steelharp is correct that intergalactic house of pancakes is better than waffle house, though sometimes shoneys is purt good as is cracker barrel. But my favorite was a joint that went out of biz in chatt long ago called butches ham and egger. Another goodun was Sambos but the name was too politically incorrect.

I remember Sambos...if we are thinking of the same chain then the one I was familiar with was in Waukegan Illinois - I was stationed at Great Lakes and there was a Sambos we went to often (mostly because I think it was open 24/7...had tiles on the wall depicting the story of little black Sambo turning the tiger into butter (I had and might still have the children's story book)...yuup...TOTALLY politically incorrect today!

[Guest Lester Weevils]

Mayo is also good on peanut butter and banana sammiches.

[sigmtnman]

Mayo is also good on peanut butter and banana sammiches.

 

you have kin from MS?

[Lumber_Jack]

 Foul.  That is a dinner item.

 

broaden your horizons, break out of the "Breakfast, lunch, dinner" box.

 

Hell, I eat soup stright out of the can, that should tell you what level Im coming from

[sigmtnman]

I remember Sambos...if we are thinking of the same chain then the one I was familiar with was in Waukegan Illinois - I was stationed at Great Lakes and there was a Sambos we went to often (mostly because I think it was open 24/7...had tiles on the wall depicting the story of little black Sambo turning the tiger into butter (I had and might still have the children's story book)...yuup...TOTALLY politically incorrect today!

 

That's the one.   We ate there all the time, till it was deemed non-pc and our nearby locations were bought by Village Inn (IIRC).

[sigmtnman]

broaden your horizons, break out of the "Breakfast, lunch, dinner" box.

 

Hell, I eat soup stright out of the can, that should tell you what level Im coming from

 

Aint nothin' wrong with soup from a can.  but BLT is a no no for breakfast.  Lettuce is not to be consumed until after noon.  Unless your a liberal or european or something.

[mikegideon]

Ok, thats just f'in gross

 

Try it. Picked up the ketchup thing when I was a kid, and the mustard thing in Alabamer. I will admit that I was really hung over when the mustard thing happened.

[Garufa]

Karl Childers likes mustard on a biscuit. Are you a tard?

 

I like to dip mine in ketchup.

[sigmtnman]

wtf is wrong with you people?  :rofl:

 

Butter, perserves, honey and syrup are the only condiments legal on biscuits.  :yum:

[mikegideon]

Karl Childers likes mustard on a biscuit. Are you a tard?

 

I like to dip mine in ketchup.

 

Only with sausage. All other biscuit meat gets nothing

[mikegideon]

wtf is wrong with you people?  :rofl:

 

Butter, perserves, honey and syrup are the only condiments legal on biscuits.  :yum:

 

That's gay

[sigmtnman]

That's gay

 

nah, gay would be a crescent.

[Lumber_Jack]

nah, gay would be a crescent.

 

uhh no that'd be,  croissant

[TMF]

Eggs with ham, onions, peppers covered in grits.

[sigmtnman]

uhh no that'd be,  croissant

 

That may qualify you as gay for knowing how to spell it.

[sigmtnman]

Eggs with ham, onions, peppers covered in grits.

 

If I didn't get grits as a kid, I figured I'd done something awful bad.

[TMF]

If I didn't get grits as a kid, I figured I'd done something awful bad.

Ha, when I'd deploy to Iraq my mom would send me instant grits in packages, along with canned boiled peanuts.... a staple in that part of Florida.

[sigmtnman]

Ha, when I'd deploy to Iraq my mom would send me instant grits in packages, along with canned boiled peanuts.... a staple in that part of Florida.

 

mmm,,, boiled peanuts.

[TMF]

[quote name="sigmtnman" post="1026328" timestamp="1378234178"] mmm,,, boiled peanuts.[/quote] I thought it was weird when I moved to TN that you can't find them anywhere. In Florida there's a roadside stand every 10 ft. I used to love riding with grandpa cause he'd always stop and get a few cups when we passed one. Edited September 3, 2013 by TMF

[sigmtnman]

I thought it was weird she I moved to TN that you can't find them anywhere. In Florida there's a roadside stand every 10 ft. I used to love riding with grandpa cause he'd always stop and get a few cups when we passed one.

 

It is weird, you can still find the random sketchy boiled peanut shack/pot(kettle/55gallon drum) just across the line in NC still but I've not seen any here since we moved up in 2001.  I swear we used to get them up here as a kid though.  My mom and uncles were the same way, if there were boiled peanuts for sale and we had none, we soon had some.  :D

Edited September 3, 2013 by sigmtnman

[Chucktshoes]

Ha, when I'd deploy to Iraq my mom would send me instant grits in packages, along with canned boiled peanuts.... a staple in that part of Florida.

The last time the wife and I went to Florida we stopped and bought some boiled peanuts from a roadside stand. I'll be honest, I don't get the allure at all. I found them to be just plain gross. Blech!

[TMF]

The last time the wife and I went to Florida we stopped and bought some boiled peanuts from a roadside stand. I'll be honest, I don't get the allure at all. I found them to be just plain gross. Blech!

My wife is the same way. She thinks its the nastiest stuff ever... I just don't get it. They're awesome. Especially about 15 years ago many of the roadside vendors would make Cajun boiled peanuts as well as the regular. But then again, she thinks sweet tea and grits are gross too.

[sigmtnman]

The last time the wife and I went to Florida we stopped and bought some boiled peanuts from a roadside stand. I'll be honest, I don't get the allure at all. I found them to be just plain gross. Blech!

 

How about peanuts in an 8oz coke?

 

My wife is the same way. She thinks its the nastiest stuff ever... I just don't get it. They're awesome. Especially about 15 years ago many of the roadside vendors would make Cajun boiled peanuts as well as the regular. But then again, she thinks sweet tea and grits are gross too.

 

You married a yankee huh?