Re: My first trip to The Land Of Lutefisk.
From James "Kibo" Parry <kib...@world.std.com>
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Bill Newcomb (nuk...@best.com) wrote: > > James "Kibo" Parry (kib...@world.std.com) wrote: > > > > White Castles break down like this: > > Someday a usenet poster will beable to post a message like this to > alt.ascii-art and say, "Does anyone have any ascii-art of a little car > with White Castle hamburgers for wheels where one of them is flat?" > and then get yelled at because White Castle hamburgers are square. But... all White Castles got five holes in them. I don't think you could drive as far on them as you could on, say, Nathan's Hot Dog Nuggets. > [...] > > > > onion rings > > Kibo answers. It's his dog Spot! But Spot's not allowed to use a > telephone! Especially to call Kibo on his electric onion! The worst part is that sometimes the onion rings after you've swallowed it. And then pooped it out. > > onion chips > > (actually, more gores than chips) > > Wha? A "gore" is the section of a sphere made by the intersection of two Great Circles, i.e. one of the fat-toothpick-shaped things they put next to each other to make world maps in the sixties. In Minnesota, they're too lazy to slice the onion crosswise to make rings, so they just slice it along lines of longitude to make onion slivers, as in onion gores, and they call 'em "onion chips". White Castle is weird! But only in Minnesota. > > Still waiting for people to ask nicely for me to tell the story > > about my Brush With Stupidity in White Castle. > > And your brush with stupidity in White Castle? What's up with *that*? See the other thread. -- K. Unless Tom Burman glued it to Leo Sgouros's eyeball. OH NOW, NOW I JUST INTERSECTED *THREE* THREADS! The concept of being able to sort my a.r.k archive into chronological order was RUINED!
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From: kib...@world.std.com (James "Kibo" Parry)
Subject: Re: My first trip to The Land Of Lutefisk.
Date: 2000/05/13
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