[Quark]

[Snowshoe Hare]

Yeah really he should have brought along his homemade yummy salad when eating out between Lynnwood and Bellingham. Thanks for the helpful advice folks!

[Allison]

OHHMMMYYYGGAAWWDDD there's been thread drift. I think we should make a big deal about it.

[Quark]

[Tazz]

well seeing as I couldn't contribute a restaurant name as I don't dine in WA. Plus people are talking about buying one in Costco or Freddies. Well to me that would mean buying it and eating it in the store, in your car or on the pavement of the parking lot. Oh yeah! So if you are going to do that well then you might as well bring your own to the parking lot to eat. Right?

[Newt]

Thanks for the tips. I do make the home made type. I usually get the packaged vegies at the local supermarket. Like Mike. I also buy the veggies and make at home but then have to eat them within a week or they go bad. Right? And then sometime, just sometimes, I like to go out and spend my hard earnt money having someone wait on me hand and foot. Just because I'm a real lazy slacker. You know? You been there. When you don't have time or want to cook and take care of the dirty dishes and such. It's called dining out and we all know it's not as good as grandma made. So what I can do is: Go out when I'm lazy Buy veggies when I want to eat them for a week Buy a mix and eat for a night or 2 Call on one of you to make and deliver. Now what I think would be grand is for someone to make up a home made salad and bring it to me. Good idea huh? Kinda like pizza. I'll supply the dressing unless it's something unique

[Quark]

[Tazz]

I was addressing the OTHERS who where writing about costco and freddies. And this is coming from the thread drift queen LOL HA HA HA

[Newt]

Newt has no problem with the thread drift. Brought about some different ideas as far as Freddies and Costco. Now where I do have a problem is with the belchin and wiping, first from right to left and then left to right. You need some serious help girl. Seek help and you will find it.

[Tom]

[marta]

For a salad - one possibility is the La Connor Brewery. I've had their Cesear side salad along with vegetarian pizza and it is pretty good. I think they have a couple of other full salads. I also like their pizza and beer. For take-out, I like Pagliacci's salad. You can get it without the salami. They have been moving farther north. There now is one on Ballinger Way/Mountlake Terrace just off the Edmonds exit at the King County Line. They also have seatting so you can eat in. Personally I interpretted the Costco remark that Mike made to mean that Costco has crab legs. They are running their Seafood extravagana this weekend and they have crab legs. (Gosh, this sounds like an old Seattle commercial! Anyone remember "We have crab legs?" commercial? ) I think they were just under $15 per pound and had some nice looking pieces that were about 2 pounds. We are having the huge prawns for dinner tonight

[touron]

Ain't nothing wrong with a loud hearty belch. In some societies, it is the perlite thing to do. So is tossing the chicken bones over your shoulder. It means the host has the moola to have servants who can pick up the bones. Now McDonalds chicken is boneless, but you can still make the tosssing motion. The ritual still counts. Speaking of McDonalds, I remember a fambly picnic where it started raining. Some of the adults (females it seems--just a scientific observation) all started suggesting we pack up the lunch and eat at the golden arches (eat our picnic lunch there, that is ). For several tense minutes, the battle could have gone either way. You can imagine a ten year old's anxiety and consternation. Can't remember the end result, but we ate in the car or at a picnic shelter. So what does this have to do with salad? Well, a salad blends in better at McD's better than hotdogs and chips, if you should ever have to resort to such an emergency tactic in inclement weather.

[Quark]

[jenjen]

[mgd]

Someone just walked into the saloon and handed me this note: "Forget the salad. Eat sauerkraut and avoid the bird flu."