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It’s pronounced “bait”

Posted on September 28, 2005 By Tom 2 Comments on It’s pronounced “bait”
Things Overheard

schwimp swimp trimp srimp It’s amazing to me that people who have  no problems with shrink, shrank, shrunk, freeze up on "shr" when it comes to crustaceans.

Meat-N-3.2

Posted on September 28, 2005 By Tom No Comments on Meat-N-3.2
Restaurants

This is going to be my final meat-n-three adventure for awhile.  Or, at least, until my constitution recovers and I shed a few pounds.  Today I didn’t feel like going alone, so I drafted my office mate, Rick, to go to Bill’s Place for lunch.  It’s been nearly five years since either of us had … Read More “Meat-N-3.2” »

Signs of the Times

Posted on September 28, 2005 By Tom 1 Comment on Signs of the Times
Local, Religion, Uncategorized

What a motto. At least it’s better than some of the ones that got put up when I used to work here.

We’ll miss him by this much…

Posted on September 26, 2005 By Tom 1 Comment on We’ll miss him by this much…
Entertainment

First Scotty, then Gilligan, now Agent Maxwell Smart. Don Adams passed away at Cedars Sinai hospital at age 82.  Seems all the actors from my childhood are fading away.

Meat-N-3.1

Posted on September 23, 2005 By Tom No Comments on Meat-N-3.1
Restaurants

This morning’s Greenville Journal had an article almost exactly like the one I wrote a couple of days ago about small Meat-N-Three places.  The GJ did a much more in-depth, eloquent job than I did – I just wish they their website carried their articles online. While much of their competition died off through the … Read More “Meat-N-3.1” »

An Authority? Who? Me?

Posted on September 22, 2005 By Tom No Comments on An Authority? Who? Me?
Miscellaneous

Last night as we were getting ready to go to dinner my cell phone rang. Mind you, not very many people have my cell number, and I like it that way. So I was very surprised when it turned out to be a reporter from the Greenville News. This was the same woman who plastered my picture on the front page several weeks ago. I thought this would once again be about the flooding in our neighborhood, but I was wrong.

New Wingnut Entertainment in Town

Posted on September 21, 2005 By Tom No Comments on New Wingnut Entertainment in Town
Entertainment, Local, Religion

  When I got back to the Deep South from spending a year in the Tucson desert, four things really struck me – the humidity how green everything is southern accents and the overabundance of radio evangelists. Upon my return I was driving around and scanning the radio stations when I came upon this jewel… … Read More “New Wingnut Entertainment in Town” »

Digital Cams for the Masses

Posted on September 21, 2005 By Tom No Comments on Digital Cams for the Masses
EdTech, Gear, Photography

I was in Walmart (shudder) recently and glanced at their offerings in digital cameras.  I was amazed at the variety cameras available for under $100 that can take 1.3 megapixel images. However, when I checked their online options, most of their sub-$100 cameras seem to be out of stock.  That got me thinking, though, so … Read More “Digital Cams for the Masses” »

Intolerance

Posted on September 21, 2005 By Tom No Comments on Intolerance
Things Overheard

If there’s one thing I can’t stand, it’s intolerance. Gee, thanks Wanda. 

Meat-n-Three

Posted on September 19, 2005 By Tom No Comments on Meat-n-Three
Restaurants

There are three basic types of restaurants. First, there are the places where folks go to try something new, something exotic, or something of higher quality than their normal day-to-day fair. Then there are those places that cater the more familiar – comfort food, so to speak. And finally, there are the convenience joints. The boundaries between these three are nebulus. Some may take comfort in the exotic. Also, as tastes expand, more and more fast foods are branching out into ethnic foods. Depending on the establishment, both exotic and comfort foods can be served fairly quickly, making them bleed over into the convenience category.

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