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OriginalGeek

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9. I never heard of any of those until after I was grown and out of the house

Reply to A HERETIC I AM (Reply #7)

Sat Dec 28, 2013, 01:15 PM

Dec 2013

We had some regular Sunday after church dinner places but not for fried chicken. That was strictly home or other church-ladies.

El Fenix or the Spanish Galleon - that was our go to Sunday dinners when mom wasn't cooking. (I liked the SG because the entrance looked like a the back end of a big Spanish Galleon ship - and they had the best clam chowder)

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Whether "religion," philosophy, or cult, name some nuggets of valid observation in them [View all] UTUSN Dec 2013 OP

Southern Baptist: Eat fried chicken, fixins, and homemade biscuits with sweet tea every Sunday NightWatcher Dec 2013 #1

Followed by a crappy tip. n/t A HERETIC I AM Dec 2013 #2

Nah, that stuff would be eaten either at home or at the church pot-luck OriginalGeek Dec 2013 #5

What? No Cracker Barrel or Bob Evans or mom and pop buffet's in your childhood? A HERETIC I AM Dec 2013 #7

I never heard of any of those until after I was grown and out of the house OriginalGeek Dec 2013 #9

No way! Grandma wasn't a fan of church, so she cooked all morning long NightWatcher Dec 2013 #6

Bwah-ha-HAH!1 ty for that!1 n/t UTUSN Dec 2013 #3

Atheism PassingFair Dec 2013 #4

Good one, right up my alley!1 n/t UTUSN Dec 2013 #8

This message was self-deleted by its author valerief Dec 2013 #10

We don't have time; Time has us. --TA Tuesday Afternoon Dec 2013 #11

Although I am a follower/non-follower of NIETZCHE who said (paraphrase) not to follow him UTUSN Dec 2013 #12

Just a wild guess here but, I wonder if Henry was contemplating God when he wrote that. n/t Tuesday Afternoon Dec 2013 #13

I'll join TA since with Henry Miller included... antiquie Dec 2013 #14

Bwah-HAH!1 n/t UTUSN Dec 2013 #15