Thread: What's for dinner tonight?

Originally Posted by aberdien

You should try it. If they don't believe you, show them this. Don't let them discriminate against the pantless teachers among us.

https://abcnews.go.com/US/oklahoma-t...ry?id=24888419

Originally Posted by Davii

She knows how to make one hell of a first impression!

borat says "very niiice!"

Originally Posted by aberdien

You should try it. If they don't believe you, show them this. Don't let them discriminate against the pantless teachers among us.

https://abcnews.go.com/US/oklahoma-t...ry?id=24888419

Only the finest teachers get hired in OK.

Went out for sushi yesterday

Originally Posted by PatriotsGuy

Went out for sushi yesterday

Of course you did, because Sunday, right?

Originally Posted by PatriotsGuy

Went out for sushi yesterday

I had a funnel cake at the concert I went to. I hadn't had a funnel cake in like 20 years.

Originally Posted by Buff

I had a funnel cake at the concert I went to. I hadn't had a funnel cake in like 20 years.

Funnel cake at a concert? Who was the performer, Lawrence Welk?

Originally Posted by Al Wilson 4 Mayor

Of course you did, because Sunday, right?

Actually we try to avoid eating out as much as possible. We have friends that wanted us to go. It's a local place and they know the bartender so he makes pretty strong Mai Tais for them (and us).

Of course having said that I am taking her out to eat in Boston on Saturday for mothers day

Originally Posted by Al Wilson 4 Mayor

Funnel cake at a concert? Who was the performer, Lawrence Welk?

Someone explain this joke to me.

Originally Posted by Buff

Someone explain this joke to me.

You don’t know who Lawrence Welk is?

I had to google to figure out who that is.

Good Grief.

Sorry that I am not familiar with B-list celebrities from 80 years ago.

I can very well remember being about 8-9 years old, and on many Sunday afternoons, the only thing on television (3 channels/no cable) was some choice of regional professional wrestling, Mutual of Omaha wildlife stuff, Hee-Haw, or Lawrence Welk re-runs that had to be at least 15 years old at that time (1982/83).

Sometimes I wonder why my kids don't play outside as much as I used to, but with those choices they'd be outdoors too.

Originally Posted by NightTrainLayne

I can very well remember being about 8-9 years old, and on many Sunday afternoons, the only thing on television (3 channels/no cable) was some choice of regional professional wrestling, Mutual of Omaha wildlife stuff, Hee-Haw, or Lawrence Welk re-runs that had to be at least 15 years old at that time (1982/83).

Sometimes I wonder why my kids don't play outside as much as I used to, but with those choices they'd be outdoors too.

Up hill both ways?