spazmodeus
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posted on April 9, 2001 03:16:12 PM new
As the saying goes, only in New York ...
http://newyorkpost.com/04082001/news/regionalnews/28154.htm
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kokko
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posted on April 9, 2001 03:29:52 PM new
I ate at a salad bar today, and didn't feel so hot afterwards. Now I know why - ewwwwww! 
kokko
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spazmodeus
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posted on April 9, 2001 03:37:36 PM new
kokko eat some kukka?
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barrybarris
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posted on April 9, 2001 03:46:22 PM new
Other suspected victims of the dung-disher in the past few days include
The reporter should get an award for that line...
This gives a whole new meaning to "You are what you eat."...
Barry (still loves New York) Barris
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femme
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posted on April 9, 2001 04:06:43 PM new
THAT'S IT!!!!!
The next time I go to NY, I'm packing a cooler.
Or, raiding Barry's well-stocked refigerator.
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femme
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posted on April 9, 2001 04:11:25 PM new
If the "dung-disher" had done this to Chipped Beef Gravy on Toast, aka **** on a Shingle, no one would have been able to tell the difference.
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KatyD
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posted on April 9, 2001 05:12:09 PM new
You know I had never heard that term for chipped beef "Sh*t on a Shingle" before a few days ago. Is that a form of "New York Slang"?
KatyD
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gravid
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posted on April 9, 2001 05:15:17 PM new
I would have simply given him the choice of cleaning it all up or I WOULDN'T call the police.
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femme
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posted on April 9, 2001 05:28:06 PM new
KatyD,
It's a military term, although there may be others who refer to that mess as such.
New Yorkers probably have there own colorful term for it.
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tabbinosity
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posted on April 9, 2001 05:31:30 PM new
KatyD wrote:
You know I had never heard that term for chipped beef "Sh*t on a Shingle" before a few days ago. Is that a form of "New York Slang"?
Military slang, as far as I know. My dad picked up that expression during his Army Air Corps service (WWII).
Of course, we called it "SOS" at my house when we were kids.
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KatyD
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posted on April 9, 2001 05:38:03 PM new
Oh yes. Okay, someone else explained the same thing to me a few days ago, and that person also happens to be from New York. Gee, wonder what the military called that other "Mom Favorite" Tuna Noodle Casserole.
KatyD
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femme
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posted on April 9, 2001 06:23:44 PM new
Tuna Noodle Casserole.
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spazmodeus
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posted on April 9, 2001 06:55:30 PM new
I think we're getting a little astray of the topic, veering off to discuss foods that merely taste like crap rather than foods with actual crap on them.
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KatyD
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posted on April 9, 2001 07:13:20 PM new
Sorry.
KatyD
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Antiquary
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posted on April 9, 2001 07:29:24 PM new
So much for my idea to read the RT while eating a sandwich. Thanks, Spaz.
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KatyD
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posted on April 9, 2001 07:35:46 PM new
Well did you buy it at a New York deli, Antiquary?
KatyD
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Antiquary
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posted on April 9, 2001 07:42:57 PM new
Nope, made my own, turkey, tomato, and avocado. But I'm very impressionable; I think it was the avocado that cinched it.
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Hepburn
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posted on April 9, 2001 07:45:27 PM new
retchhhhhhhhhh..barf...gag
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enchanted
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posted on April 9, 2001 08:30:11 PM new
I'm afraid to click on that link Spaz ....
just wanted to tell you this thread was near the top right next to the What is you favorite thing to eat thread.
Couldn't let that pass unremarked.
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zilvy
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posted on April 9, 2001 08:33:19 PM new
Hey Enchanted, krs thought the link was so
neat he included in the what is your favorite thing to eat thread. Isn't that cute?
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enchanted
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posted on April 9, 2001 08:35:50 PM new
Ohhhh zilvy
can you tell I hadn't read that thread???
LOL
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