Originally Posted By retlawfan The wait in the subs was only about 25 minutes. I guess I should have said, could you put my buns on the BBQ. Oh wait...nevermind. Heading out for breakfast. I'll try to stop by later to say Hi!
Originally Posted By magnet I was there mid-Oct and I waited an hour for those subs at least. I'm glad I did it, but I'd never wait that long again for them. Have a good time, Retlawfan.
Originally Posted By magnet Well, I hope everyone is still having a good time. There's plenty of food left. I was thinking recently about some witty English sayings that I've come across in times past. They are made by arranging the same or similar sounding words in ways to say very different things. Here's an example: "I'd rather have a full bottle in front of me than a full frontal lobotomy." See how that works. It's a bit catchy, isn't it. Here's another one I saw: "I'd rather be in the boat with a drink on the rocks than in the drink with a boat on the rocks." Same three words. Very different meaning. Isn't English wonderful? Is there a specific name for these kinds of witticisms, or do I get to lay claim to naming them? Does anyone else have some to share?
Originally Posted By chilifries *Piles some chili and cheese on an available bratwurst*. Last minute meal before the final stretch! Thank 'ee kindly Magnet! Toasted buns are the best for this chilly day in northern CA! Um, and I'm referring to the doughy ones. Er. Uh, nevermind...
