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Mercellus Bohren wrote:
Ike wrote: Mercellus Bohren wrote: Ike wrote: Mercellus Bohren wrote: Jay Furr wrote: Corned beef hash Home fries Rye toast Coffee Water Keep the coffee comin', hon. -- "It does me no injury for my neighbor to say there are 20 gods, or no god. It neither picks my pocket nor breaks my leg." -- Thomas Jefferson "There's hits in chicken." -- Wade Boggs the best diners are in Chicago, IL, USA. or possibly Skokie. This is so wrong. http://www.roadfood.com/Reviews/Overview.aspx?RefID=444 http://www.cincypost.com/2004/10/06/dutch100604.html dood, no, don't even go there, but go here... http://www.yelp.com/biz/cNlBkhPMK9ZhLxc_DuAa-Q also, make sure to watch out for the Hebrews while you're there, they can get pretty testy early in teh morning...and, in that same vein, disregard the lamo reviewers at that there web site I linked to Indeed. The reviewers weren't too impressed with the place. Is it a Kosher place? http://www.michaelsdeli.com/ Yum. Take out heaven. Okay, your one looks better. I'm one hungry Jew now. That was no fair of me- Michaels was voted best Jewish Deli in Philly and 'Burbs so many time I've lost count... Ate many a lunch from there when working in King of Prussia. But, if you're ever in Skokie, give Jack's a try. If I ever get out that way again, I will look for it.. -- Yrs., Ike ************************************************** ****** "Race car driving is a little like sex: all men think they're good at it. When you are out there by yourself, you actually are good at it - until somebody else comes on the track,'' - Jay Leno ************************************************** ****** http://www.frappr.com/rsfckers |
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Ike wrote: Jay Furr wrote: Corned beef hash Home fries Rye toast Coffee Water Keep the coffee comin', hon. Hunky Eggs Scrapple Wheat toast Coffee Tomato juice Syrup on the scrapple, yeah or ney? |
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leinbacker wrote:
Ike wrote: Jay Furr wrote: Corned beef hash Home fries Rye toast Coffee Water Keep the coffee comin', hon. Hunky Eggs Scrapple Wheat toast Coffee Tomato juice Syrup on the scrapple, yeah or ney? Tons. -- Yrs., Ike ************************************************** ****** "Race car driving is a little like sex: all men think they're good at it. When you are out there by yourself, you actually are good at it - until somebody else comes on the track,'' - Jay Leno ************************************************** ****** http://www.frappr.com/rsfckers |
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Mercellus Bohren wrote: Jay Furr wrote: Corned beef hash Home fries Rye toast Coffee Water Keep the coffee comin', hon. -- "It does me no injury for my neighbor to say there are 20 gods, or no god. It neither picks my pocket nor breaks my leg." -- Thomas Jefferson "There's hits in chicken." -- Wade Boggs the best diners are in Chicago, IL, USA. or possibly Skokie. I've only eatin at one diner in Illinois and it was pretty damn good. It was somewhere west of Chicago in the country, along I-80, near a Motel 6. That should pretty much narrow it down ![]() New Jersey has several good diners, many are still the the old metal double wide types. |
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Steve Wertz wrote:
On Wed, 14 Jun 2006 15:19:16 GMT, Ike wrote: Steve Wertz wrote: On Wed, 14 Jun 2006 01:55:12 GMT, Ike wrote: Steve Wertz wrote: I grew up PA Dutch and never heard of Hunky/Honky eggs shrug What area? Harrisburg and Pittsburgh. Ahh. I doubt you would find much PA Dutch Harrisburg and west. If you were north and east, in the coal regions, or the Hegins, Lebanon, Reading, Lancaster, Allentown areas and such, you would have seen it, for certain. You need the "Hunky" mix the coal regions produced..heh. My parents are from Lancaster and Reading and my grandparents from Germany. Believe me, I grew up Pennsylvania Dutch. But we didn't eat out much, though, but we were well traveled across PA and the Amish belt (not that that defines PA Dutch, but it kinda coincides). NEver doubted your word- and "coincides" is a good word for it. -- Yrs., Ike ************************************************** ****** "Race car driving is a little like sex: all men think they're good at it. When you are out there by yourself, you actually are good at it - until somebody else comes on the track,'' - Jay Leno ************************************************** ****** http://www.frappr.com/rsfckers |
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Steve Wertz wrote:
On Wed, 14 Jun 2006 15:19:16 GMT, Ike wrote: Steve Wertz wrote: On Wed, 14 Jun 2006 01:55:12 GMT, Ike wrote: Steve Wertz wrote: I grew up PA Dutch and never heard of Hunky/Honky eggs shrug What area? Harrisburg and Pittsburgh. Ahh. I doubt you would find much PA Dutch Harrisburg and west. If you were north and east, in the coal regions, or the Hegins, Lebanon, Reading, Lancaster, Allentown areas and such, you would have seen it, for certain. You need the "Hunky" mix the coal regions produced..heh. My parents are from Lancaster and Reading and my grandparents from Germany. Believe me, I grew up Pennsylvania Dutch. But we didn't eat out much, though, but we were well traveled across PA and the Amish belt (not that that defines PA Dutch, but it kinda coincides). -sw Lots of Wertzs in the area- I work with a few from Lebanon area, and there are quite a few here on the Dauphin/Schuylkill county border. -- Yrs., Ike ************************************************** ****** "Race car driving is a little like sex: all men think they're good at it. When you are out there by yourself, you actually are good at it - until somebody else comes on the track,'' - Jay Leno ************************************************** ****** http://www.frappr.com/rsfckers |
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Steve Wertz wrote:
On Thu, 15 Jun 2006 14:06:57 GMT, Ike wrote: Lots of Wertzs in the area- I work with a few from Lebanon area, I'm sorry to hear that. ;-) Wirtz, Wertz, Werts - we;'re all the same. Somebody a long time ago just didn't know how to spell. -sw Kind of like Schneider, Snider, Snyder? ;-) -- Yrs., Ike ************************************************** ****** "Race car driving is a little like sex: all men think they're good at it. When you are out there by yourself, you actually are good at it - until somebody else comes on the track,'' - Jay Leno ************************************************** ****** http://www.frappr.com/rsfckers |
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