Tagged With "School Lunch"
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Re: money
I've long advocated that members of the US Congress be limited as to terms they may serve. I also believe they should be treated like soldiers circa WWII. Make them stay in barracks. House would have the bunk beds, with a couple of small roomas like the corporals used to have for the Speaker of the House and majority/minority leaders. Senate would have single beds as they are the senior branch. Meals all to be at a messhall, with MREs for lunch. Provide a school bus to transport them to and...
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Re: It just shows who they truly are.
I'll just get your mom to pack my lunch. She loves me more, anyway.
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Re: It just shows who they truly are.
If you plan on MY mom packing you a lunch, you're truly insane. She passed away in April of 2016. Try again.
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Re: It just shows who they truly are.
I wondered who that ghost was that hangs around my bathroom. Thanks for telling me, finally.
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Re: When this stay home order/all dine in closed is over
Cracker Barrel for mornings, Sonic lunch and Corky's, Texas Roadhouse, Popeye's/KFC or Firehouse subs for dinner. I will lunch at Sam's or Costco's at times, still great prices.
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Re: When this stay home order/all dine in closed is over
Corky's? What are you in Memphis now?
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Re: When this stay home order/all dine in closed is over
Wish we had a choice for Firehouse in the Shoals but have no idea when that will happen. Until then closest here, to Firehouse's steamed subs is Mama Goldberg's. Haven't tried Costco as, like Firehouse we don't have one in the Shoals, but Sam's is good and very affordable but I didn't like it when they substituted their brand hot dogs for the 1/4 lb Nathan brand they used to use. I'd of payed a bit more for the Nathan's. As for Sonic they haven't seen any drop in business as you still eat at...
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Re: DOES THE CITY OF FLORENCE HAVE A PARK IN THE CENTRAL COMMUNITY
I would think that Central is within the Florence Police Jurisdiction, and personally I am always glad to see these officers out on patrol. It is possible that the officer lives in that area and planned to take his lunch break at home. What you saw doesn't seem like anything out of the ordinary...is there more to the story?
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Re: DOES THE CITY OF FLORENCE HAVE A PARK IN THE CENTRAL COMMUNITY
Originally Posted by SHELDIVR: I would think that Central is within the Florence Police Jurisdiction, and personally I am always glad to see these officers out on patrol. It is possible that the officer lives in that area and planned to take his lunch break at home. What you saw doesn't seem like anything out of the ordinary...is there more to the story? I do know there is one that lives close to where my sister lives in Center Star, which is about 17 miles from the city limits. Wish someone...
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Re: f you were running for POTUS....
Originally Posted by dogsoldier0513: ..what would your platform be? we would agree on quite a bit. America first: yes. i would still respond with aid to contries hit with natural disasters, sending help and supplies and food and personnel, but no money no mo'. i'm not sure about the high tarriffs. i like the idea of bringing industry back home, but am not sure the best way to go about it. offer cash up front incentives to companies who return the manufactuing jobs to within the us borders?
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Re: Staggs
Originally Posted by Boogieman: I have never been to staggs. It just always looks so small. What time of day is the best to go? Pretty much anytime, but for lunch 11-1. I think they close at 2:30.
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Re: Panama City Dining?
Originally Posted by Ronnie P.: There is a breakfast place that is really good - sort of a dive but we go there every time we are in PCB. Can remember the name. If you ever think of it post it, it sounds sorta like the Beach Diner on Thomas Drive near the Naval Base. It has a lunch buffet along with breakfast and its sorta a hole in the wall place but not bad.
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Re: Panama City Dining?
Originally Posted by BO: Originally Posted by Ronnie P.: There is a breakfast place that is really good - sort of a dive but we go there every time we are in PCB. Can remember the name. If you ever think of it post it, it sounds sorta like the Beach Diner on Thomas Drive near the Naval Base. It has a lunch buffet along with breakfast and its sorta a hole in the wall place but not bad. I bet it's All American Diner...just off of South Thomas on Beach Front...it's a buffet type breakfast...
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Re: The Homosexual Agenda
Nice intro David but you were holding back. Here are a complete 24 hours in the life of the homosexual agenda: 8:00 a.m. Wake up. Wonder where you are. 8:01 a.m. Realize you are lying on 100 percent cotton sheets of at least a 300 count, so don't panic; you're not slumming. 8:02 a.m. Realize you are actually in your own bed for a change. Wake stranger next to you and tell them you are late for work so won't be able to cook breakfast for them. Mutter "sorry" as you help him look for his...
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Re: The Homosexual Agenda
Originally Posted by A. Robustus: Nice intro David but you were holding back. Here are a complete 24 hours in the life of the homosexual agenda: 8:00 a.m. Wake up. Wonder where you are. 8:01 a.m. Realize you are lying on 100 percent cotton sheets of at least a 300 count, so don't panic; you're not slumming. 8:02 a.m. Realize you are actually in your own bed for a change. Wake stranger next to you and tell them you are late for work so won't be able to cook breakfast for them. Mutter "sorry"...
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Re: 6.15 happy hump-day!!!
Afternoon all! Busy morning, about to go grab lunch. Looking for rain....haven't seen any yet.
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Re: Obama's Food Police in Staggering Crackdown on Market to Kids
Originally Posted by EthosPathosLogos: How is it your place to "help" them? By "helping" you are imposing your will for them. The "ideal" body image for them, in your mind, should be mandated by the government? I think that was part of the Hitler Youth program. They aren't your kids, you can't do anything about it. It is none of your business. Deal with it. I despise the thought of government imposing it's will any further into our lives. That said, this isn't the case here. The government...
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Re: Obama's Food Police in Staggering Crackdown on Market to Kids
Originally Posted by Unobtanium: Originally Posted by EthosPathosLogos: How is it your place to "help" them? By "helping" you are imposing your will for them. The "ideal" body image for them, in your mind, should be mandated by the government? I think that was part of the Hitler Youth program. They aren't your kids, you can't do anything about it. It is none of your business. Deal with it. I despise the thought of government imposing it's will any further into our lives. That said, this...
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Re: Some denied it would work
I don't have a problem with people building boats that float. Why wouldn't they know how to do that? That would be like being amazed if they built a house from descriptions written in the bible. Why couldn't they? What I don't buy is that some old man lived hundreds of years, built a boat large enough to hold all the animals it supposedly held, and now we even have some claiming it also carried dinosaurs, albeit they were babies. As unob pointed out, you'd think a god powerful enough to...
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Re: Five Guys
looking forward to them opening, and once they do, Fatboys might as well go ahead and shut their lunch service down. 5 Guys is fast, have better burgers, and will definitely cost less. last time me and the wife went FB it was $23...for lunch!...we can leave 5 guys for around $15 and be just as full. so stoked.
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Re: Five Guys
I love 5 Guys. Great burgers and they don't skimp on the fries. Here's a tip for you. If you take a friend to lunch at 5 Guys, buy a small order of fries and split it. They are very, very generous with their fries.
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Re: Five Guys
Originally Posted by thomaswayne0907: looking forward to them opening, and once they do, Fatboys might as well go ahead and shut their lunch service down. 5 Guys is fast, have better burgers, and will definitely cost less. last time me and the wife went FB it was $23...for lunch!...we can leave 5 guys for around $15 and be just as full. so stoked. I only went to Five Guys once. I ordered a double bacon burger, large fries, large coke. It was 10.99$ I'm impressed you feed 2 people on 15$
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Re: Five Guys
Originally Posted by Boogieman: Originally Posted by thomaswayne0907: looking forward to them opening, and once they do, Fatboys might as well go ahead and shut their lunch service down. 5 Guys is fast, have better burgers, and will definitely cost less. last time me and the wife went FB it was $23...for lunch!...we can leave 5 guys for around $15 and be just as full. so stoked. I only went to Five Guys once. I ordered a double bacon burger, large fries, large coke. It was 10.99$ I'm...
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Re: Five Guys
im looking at it from a lunch perspective, where you only have so much available time. it takes me and my coworkers at least an hour to eat at Fatboys because they're so freaking slow. 5 Guys have a much better system and they get their food out quick, not to mention their burgers aren't OVERCOOKED. you can eat cheap at any restaurant if you order right and share. but there's no way me and wife couldv'e got the amount of food we did though for less than $20, seeing as how each meal was 9.99...
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Re: Five Guys
also, in the latest issue of Consumer Reports, they have a list of the top 20 burger restaurants based on customer reviews, and Five Guys came in at #3, with In and Out Burger at #1 and Burgerville being #2. And yes the worst side according to Eat This Not That is the fries at 5 Guys, but, those fries aren't meant to be eaten by one person, but i'm sure there are some that do it. And i was the one who mentioned Fatboys to begin with, just said that 5 Guys would give them A LOT of competion...
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Re: Five Guys
For those following Five Guy's thought I would pass along that I did stop by and ask about the opening and was told that they would open to the Public this coming Monday (July 18) for lunch. It can be assumed that Lunch means 11:00AM but could be earlier so I don't know for sure about that.
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Re: Five Guys
finally made it out there today for lunch, just as good as the one's in Huntsville. regular cheeseburger, regular fries, regular drink, all for less than 10 bucks, couldnt come close to finishing my fries....completely satisfied. looking forward to eating there again after the handy ride
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Re: HARDWOOD FAMILY RESTAURANT
Since working back in the Tuscumbia area, I have made several visits to Hardwood. I visited once during the buffet luncheon. Even though I was there toward the end of their buffet service, it was fresh and received a thumb's up from me. The grilled chicken and catfish strips were very good, enough to warrant a return visit. My second visit, I had a hamburger steak with grilled peppers/onions, mayo slaw and another side for lunch. I also added a slice of sugar free cheese cake. It was also...
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Re: Pasquale's - Muscle Shoals
Sadly, not any more. Maybe we could have lunch there Sunday or Monday? Just be prepared that I dribble gravy all over my chin...
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Re: Rice Box
CrustyChild and I ate at the Rice Box late last night - near closing time. Food was good as usual - not nearly as crowded as when we tried to go for lunch. CC says the sushi - she likes Calfornia Rolls - is quite good. I don't do sushi, unless oysters on the half shell and tuna salad qualify as sushi. My only complaint is that I wish they served a more traditional Chinese format - ordering dishes and sharing - instead of ordering meals. I had egg foo young last night - again, delicious - but...
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Re: Rice Box
Well I ate at the Rice Box. Now I admit I'm a country boy and sometimes I don't know what to order. I had gotten a hold of a menu and called in a order for the lunch rolls for $6.50 I thought it was a fried Egg roll wrong it was sushi. Well I thought I have eaten raw stuff before so I will try it, I got the Tuna and cheese and the crunch shrimp. Well it wasn't bad, I was eating on my sushi and feeling "Rather Sophisticated". Just then I noticed the red and green stuff on the side.I tried...
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Re: Rice Box
Several years back when my husband and I were dating he had sushi for the first time I played my practical joke on him and told him it was guacamole. He did the same thing and put the whole thing on 1 piece of sushi. I guess I am lucky we got married after that, but now we both laugh about it. The Rice Box does have good food, we went there on Suday afternoon and did not have to wait around 3pm a late lunch early supper
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Re: Limestone County Rep caught lying
I was told at lunch that Jones married in 2006 and moved to Athens to his new wife's house, but still owns the house he'd lived in before his marriage. It seems Valls and Mike Blakely tried to make it an issue and failed.
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Re: E Readers? Advice
I'm with you, Eastside. I love my Kindle for PC application. I have it downloaded on my home pc, my netbook and even my computer here at work for the lunch hours that I don't leave the office. I can literally take my books with me everywhere. Heub, I'm looking into the iPads. What would you say are the pros and cons in your opinion?
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Re: E Readers? Advice
Ipads are powerful and portable, I waited on the 3G but honestly have not subscribed it. Its nice to check mail, surf the internet and also be able to have books and music with you. I used to have a laptop by my chair at home, now its just the ipad. The screen is great and customization is limitless.
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Re: T-Bones Grill
They have some of the best food around! If you like burgers try the Juicy Lucy with sauteed mushrooms, YUM!!! The owner really knows what he's doing!!! They also run great lunch and dinner specials everyday and kids 10 and under eat free!
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Re: Define Lost "Christian Values"
i'm not a christian, but i'll define the phrase as i understand it. loveing your neighbor by default. always employ the golden rule - treat other people as you want to be treated. never passing judgement on someone personally. this don't mean you have to agree with them, or that you can't tell them you think their ideas or actions are wrong or mistaken.. it means you don't assume the role of God and judge their worthyness for heaven, or decide they are destined for hell. helping people to...
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Re: SMACKS
Soul food i.e. good Southern cooking. Pork Chops and ribs are both good. In general, it is a meat and 3 veg kind of place. They do take cards and I think they are smoke free but don't hold me to that. I have a menu in my car. I may add more later. They are closed on Sunday. Open for lunch and dinner. Casual dress.
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Re: SMACKS
They serve "SOUL FOOD" dress as you want. Open for Lunch and dinner (I believe) Wait at your own risk...
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Re: SMACKS
unclegus , thanks for posting this about Smacks. I was like some of the others , when they first opened it was fairly good. After reading all of these replies i went back today and it was a complete different taste all together. I could not believe the amount of food they served on a plate. i will be going back real soon.
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Re: Whats Cooking
ok try this , a meal all in one -- get a small fryer , or two small fryers , Foodland has the small one's 3 lbs or under . Wall Mart's are huge fryers, wash & clean the whole fryers, of course cut the GWB off , leave skin on -- pre heat over to 349- take Tony Chachere"s Creole Seasoning & sprinkle all over in side & out, you may think it is to much , but cover it good, now take a whole pelled yellow onion & put inside the chicken. now pour maybe a cup of water or a cup beer...
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Re: SMACKS
I've eaten there once. Food was great, service was great. The only reasons I havn't been back is because I only get 30 minutes for lunch, and I don't want to drive that far after I go home and get my daughter. But, if I'm out that way at eating time, I'll be back.
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Re: Whitts Barbeque
does anyone remember Mr Crites BBQ out towards Lucy's Branch. we would go there for lunch when I worked in Athens, but its been almost 10 years. those were some of the best ribs ever! they had odd hours.
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Re: SMACKS
Well, I tried lunch at Smack's today. It was my first time, and my last time. Over priced, under served, and just plain bad. I had a little bowl of carrots, a little bowl, and I do mean little, of cabbage, and a very small piece of corn on the cob, and a glass of tea. Oh, and no bread. It cost $7.10. I might not have minded paying that much if it had been good, but it wasn't even close to being good.
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Re: SMACKS
I agree. It's not unlike the Hollywood Grill fare: Whatever you want as long as its fried. Warmed up canned veggies, bad atmosphere and service with an attitude. I don't understand what some folks see in this place when a Cracker Barrel or a few "food troughs" are right down the road. To each his own, I reckon.
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Re: Hypocrisy of the right
David,The Right wing want you to think they can do no wrong! The older I get, the more I realize that there are only a very few of us who have the ability to empathize and/or see what someone else's 'side' might be. It might be partially a lack of brainpower, but probably more a matter of immaturity ( even if we're talking a 70 year old). Oh dear, speaking of a lack of brainpower and immaturity, my lunch has just been ruined by you know who.Daivd I think you know who I am talking about.