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This artisanal post was handcrafted just for YOU using the finest in locally sourced vocabulary on 08 Aug 2009, and is filed under leftovers.

999/1000 Words

That is: 1000 – 1 = 999.

The 1: Carnage.


Seville Diner, East Brunswick NJ, 1:15PM

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7 Comments

  1. Tina
    August 8, 2009

    Ya know, I generally don’t miss living in Jersey. Then some pain in the ass has to remind me about diner food. We may have fresh air, small towns and cute little farms (cows, chickens, goats and such), but damn it, no a decent dine to be found!

    I hope diner food, along with the Abilify helps! Feel better soon, it’s kinda dull without you :)

  2. ToyLady
    August 8, 2009

    Must be something in the air. We just had Shaller’s for lunch and it was damned good. . .

    http://www.yelp.com/biz/schallers-drive-in-rochester-2

    I had onion rings.

  3. Jenertia
    August 8, 2009

    Ooh, can I have your pickle? (Not a euphemism.)

  4. Rachel (S[d]OC)
    August 9, 2009

    Mmm..nice onion rings. That bacon in the photo didn’t actually stay uneaten I hope.

    New Jersey does have fresh air and farms and small towns. I spend much of my weekend in a rural NJ paradise!

  5. anna l'americana
    August 9, 2009

    You didn’t eat your fries?

  6. michelle
    August 9, 2009

    tina, i’ll trade onion rings and a piece of cheesecake for a goat anytime.

    toylady, well played.

    jenertia, anytime. i fucking hate pickles. good cucumber ruined.

    rachel, we go there specifically for the quality of 1. their french toast and 2. the onion rings.

    and yes, we do have a considerable amount of nature. we’re not just newark airport and the turnpike.

    anna, you didn’t see how big the pile was when we started.

  7. Tina
    August 10, 2009

    Yes, gang, I know there are farms and fresh air and even goats in New Jersey. However, I am originally from Paterson (and yes, I accept your condolences); there are certain things that have not occurred naturally in Paterson for many years, the foremost being fresh air (need I mention the Passaic River, and the lovely aroma which emanates from it?). Certainly, if you are fortunate enough to venture north or south of that area (or west, for that matter), you will absolutely encounter some beautiful countryside. Sorry if I offended anyone!

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