Midnight in the Diner: Tales from the Road

[WeinerInHand]

There are a ton of churches in Louisville, more per capita than any other place that I have been to. I used to go to Louisville often when I lived in Lexington.

Yeah, I took a few pics that I wanted to post but the rain ruined the quality. There is a lot of money in the construction of those churches!

[Metron]

I Like the chili-spaghetti in Cincinnati.
THAT will be an episode!

That stuff is freaking ADDICTIVE for sure.

visitors can't see pics , please register or login

[WeinerInHand]

That stuff is freaking ADDICTIVE for sure.

visitors can't see pics , please register or login

Hahaha - yep! Everyone else reading this will think we're crazy.

[Metron]

You get a plate of that on a cold dank winter day and your world will wake right up!

 

[WeinerInHand]

You get a plate of that on a cold dank winter day and your world will wake right up!

 

Indeed. Of course, we could say the hell with cold weather and enjoy some boudin, crawfish balls, and shrimp rolls on the Bayou!

[WeinerInHand]

There is a great casino to visit out by my place.

visitors can't see pics , please register or login

Hahaha - I've SEEN that!
I used to run a lot of Fed-Ex loads out that way.

[Metron]

Indeed. Of course, we could say the hell with cold weather and enjoy some boudin, crawfish balls, and shrimp rolls on the Bayou!

Some serious good eats down that way!

Peeps are cool too:

&index=61


 

[WeinerInHand]

Some serious good eats down that way!

Peeps are cool too:

&index=61


 

Agreed!

[WeinerInHand]

This is R's Place in Morris, Illinois. Home of the Ethyl burger. 3 pounds of meat. Three pounds of toppings. If you can eat it in under an hour - it's free!

[albrecht]

Hahaha - yep! Everyone else reading this will think we're crazy.

Yep, that aint chili but spaghetti sauce though I know, for some reason, folks up there call it chili. Waaay too much tomatoes in that "chili." If you insist of having some don't put that many!

Did you know that originally Wolf Brand Chili was sold in chili "bricks?"

https://tshaonline.org/handbook/online/articles/diw01

[WeinerInHand]

Yep, that aint chili but spaghetti sauce though I know, for some reason, folks up there call it chili. Waaay too much tomatoes in that "chili." If you insist of having some don't put that many!

Did you know that originally Wolf Brand Chili was sold in chili "bricks?"

https://tshaonline.org/handbook/online/articles/diw01

Yes, Sheldon Cooper taught me everything I need to know about chili! If I remember correctly, there were no beans in the chili spaghetti but there was more tomatoes - big chunks! Also, there was cocoa in it.
Bricks. I could see the efficiency of it, for sure.
I wonder how they preserved it?

[WeinerInHand]

A few shots from the Joplin Petro in Missouri.

[WeinerInHand]

A few shots from Wyoming. That bottom picture was my bedroom view for the night.

[GravitySucks]

Start getting more chicks in the pics but thanks for posting them.

[WeinerInHand]

Start getting more chicks in the pics but thanks for posting them.

How are you feeling?