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They even have Hebrew National salami!

A note on Hebrew National meats. When we moved to Ft. Lauderdale in 1970, one of our neighbors was Mr. and Mrs. Lenny Pines. Mr. Pines owned Hebrew National! We occassionally got a free salami from them, but not as often as you'd think. They are long since passed,

YmoBeThere wrote:

ArkieDukie wrote:BTW, do you hate Neil Young as much as Wilson hates Fleetwood Mac? :lol:

Apparently no one around here likes good music...

For the record, I like Neil Young lots.
But Fleetwood Mac sucks butt.

bjornolf wrote: They also have a location over in Vienna, VA (as opposed to It'ly), as well.

The original Vienna is in Austria.

wilson wrote:

bjornolf wrote: They also have a location over in Vienna, VA (as opposed to It'ly), as well.

The original Vienna is in Austria.

And the nerd smiley is the greatest thing in the history of the interweb.

TillyGalore wrote:

Bostondevil wrote:

TillyGalore wrote:I am so craving a Woody.

As long as it's not Woody Allen, OK by me!

That is precisely what I am craving. A Woody Allen from Carnegie Deli. Ymm Carnegie Deli corned beef and pastrami. It's almost better than chocolate.

I meant the man, not the sandwich.

wilson wrote:

YmoBeThere wrote:

ArkieDukie wrote:BTW, do you hate Neil Young as much as Wilson hates Fleetwood Mac? :lol:

Apparently no one around here likes good music...

For the record, I like Neil Young lots.
But Fleetwood Mac sucks butt.

Listening to Neil Young makes me want to hit somebody. Literally. One time when my husband had it on in the house every little thing my kids did made me want to spank them until I realized Neil Young was playing. I turned it off and everything instantly became tolerable. I'll defer to wilson now, what do you think do I hate Neil Young more than you hate Fleetwood Mac? (I hate Fleetwood Mac too, but not enough to resort to violence.)

Gene Banks commented on DukePA's Facebook status. Pretty cool!

Bostondevil wrote:
Listening to Neil Young makes me want to hit somebody. Literally. One time when my husband had it on in the house every little thing my kids did made me want to spank them until I realized Neil Young was playing. I turned it off and everything instantly became tolerable. I'll defer to wilson now, what do you think do I hate Neil Young more than you hate Fleetwood Mac? (I hate Fleetwood Mac too, but not enough to resort to violence.)

I harbor internal desires to inflict violence on others when I hear Fleetwood Mac, as well as desires to inflict violence on people who go to their concerts (except Jennifer Aniston and any crazietalker who might ever attend one). Let's just call it even.

Question: The line at a Fleetwood Mac concert would probably qualify as a sleeve of crackers, right?

Bostondevil wrote:
Hey Sue, why don't you move to the East Coast? (Kidding on the square.)

Uhhh, random?

But thanks.

wilson wrote: And the nerd smiley is the greatest thing in the history of the interweb.

Wilson, do you speak blasphemy? What about ?

OK, I'm impressed. They even have Hebrew National salami! What they don't have on the web site is pictures of the sandwiches . I'm tempted to drive up for dinner, but I have a softball game tonight. (Note: I tweaked a calf muscle last night and can't run, but they need my body there, standing still, just to have enough players to not forfeit tonight as several other players can't be there tonight. No gross pictures to post on this injury :lol: )

If you ever DO want to come hang out and go to Chutzpah's, let me know. You're welcome to crash in my guest room if you want, and I'd be happy to accompany you to the place. Their egg creams are REALLY good too. ;)

Bostondevil wrote:Oh and bjornolf? I'm down a big toe nail, all the way to the quick. It doesn't hurt unless somebody steps on it. Hope yours is feeling better.

How did that happen? I'm already down my right one. All gone. When I was playing football at Duke, somebody stepped on it with a cleat and twisted on it with all their weight. It lasted a few days, but then I got careless when putting on a sock, and it peeled right off. My podiatrist tried to help me grow it back three times, but every time, it just dove straight into the bed, so I finally had him kill it. The weird thing is, he told me it would eventually just puff out and all look like the end of the toe, but mine didn't do that. About half of it did that, but the back half (the end toward my foot) is still deeply indented and still looks like a nail bed. it's kinda weird. How did you lose yours, and what does yours look like? ;)

Also, if you really want a baby, I'd be happy to loan you Katie, but you'd have to drive down here to get her. ;) And she has to be home by 8:30 for bedtime.

wilson wrote:

bjornolf wrote: They also have a location over in Vienna, VA (as opposed to It'ly), as well.

The original Vienna is in Austria.

Crap, I knew that. I was just in a hurry. For some reason, my brain was thinking Venice while my fingers were typing Vienna. Sorry. Thanks for the correction.

BTW, Wilson, I saw a guy at Wegman's today wearing a t-shirt with the on it with the word "Aar!" below it. It was AWESOME. I tried to catch him to ask where he got it, but with the kids, I was too slow.

bjornolf wrote:I don't know. I always thought that Carnegie's was a little over-rated. They've fallen into the trap of being too popular for their own good. There's a deli here in Fairfax run by a guy that moved down here from New York for work and was so disgusted by the lack of a good deli that he opened his own. I think his sandwiches are better than Carnegie's, personally.

Paging Ozzie, Paging Ozzie.

Road trip??

You, me, Mrs. DD, Tilly, Cathy and DukeDiv2013?

TillyGalore wrote:I am so craving a Woody.

You didn't really write that, did you? :oops: :roll:

devildeac wrote:

TillyGalore wrote:I am so craving a Woody.

You didn't really write that, did you? :oops: :roll:

Darn it! My evil twin has been logging on as me and putting stuff like that on the board.

TillyGalore wrote: Darn it! My evil twin has been logging on as me and putting stuff like that on the board.

EarlJam is your evil twin?

bjornolf wrote:How did that happen? I'm already down my right one. All gone.

Also, if you really want a baby, I'd be happy to loan you Katie, but you'd have to drive down here to get her. ;) And she has to be home by 8:30 for bedtime.

Running marathons.

It's all Katie's fault anyway, it's her picture that started the baby craving today.

Sue71 wrote:

Bostondevil wrote:
Hey Sue, why don't you move to the East Coast? (Kidding on the square.)

Uhhh, random?

But thanks.

Not exactly, Miles and I discussed you at dinner on Saturday night. We were plotting ways to entice you to the EST/EDT in summer.

Bostondevil wrote:I am now, and always will be, FROM Durham. I just happen to live near Boston. But the deal with the Lee Street Theatre people is they wanted NC playwrights. I asked them before submitting if the first 23 years of my life counted. They decided that it did and that they'd like to represent me as still being from Durham in their publicity. Fine by me!

Where did you go to high school?