netty2424
Full Member
Add some sausage to said gravy. #nextlevel
Has anyone seen my specialty plates?
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SuperBarrFrog
Active Member
I used to love the biscuits and gravy at Paris Coffee shop. Always breakfast for one at the counter.
netty2424
Full Member
Trump humping democratic liberal republican [ mother farger ]s.I haven’t thought about biscuits and gravy in a long time. Then I read about it here, and suddenly YouTube is suggesting biscuits and gravy videos.
SuperBarrFrog
Active Member
I haven’t thought about biscuits and gravy in a long time. Then I read about it here, and suddenly YouTube is suggesting biscuits and gravy videos.
you should never too long without thinking of biscuits and gravy.
RollToad
Baylor is Trash.
I definitely realized that immediately.
HG73
Active Member
You can always tell a yankee by the catsup on his hotdog.
tcudoc
Full Member
You can always tell a fancy pants when they spell ketchup as “catsup.”
HG73
Active Member
I debated ketchup vs catsup and judged the latter more common.
bmoney214
OUCH!!!
So what's the name of this fancy ass place going to be?
RollToad
Baylor is Trash.
Fancy pants or communist?
Peacefrog
Degenerate
I was thinking Jack in the Sauce but it’s not focus grouping well for some reason.
Maybe I’ll go with Copenhagen’s Dip Bar or Uncle Eddie’s Sauceage Fest or Just the Dip. I don’t know. Lots of choices.
What country are you in?
RollToad
Baylor is Trash.
CHAZ obviously.
TxFrog1999
The Man Behind The Curtain
Okay, story time...
Back in 2000 the TCU Jazz Band was invited to play at the Montreux Jazz Festival in Switzerland. The band decided that to make the best of the trip we would do a bus tour starting in Budapest before ending the trip at the festival a week later. We played at a lot of venues, but one of the best nights was a concert we gave at a German beer hall (there is another story there that I might tell sometime). After the concert we were treated to an amazing dinner by the owners of the hall (amazing beer cheese soup) and during the dinner our bassist needed some ketchup but had no idea how to ask for it in German. So, he polled our table as to the best way to ask our waiter, and not missing an opportunity for a little fun we all convinced him the Germans pronounce it catsup (cat-soup). The look on the waiter's face when he asked for a bottle was hilarious, but we all lost it when the waiter bent over and asked, "do you mean ketchup?"
Back in 2000 the TCU Jazz Band was invited to play at the Montreux Jazz Festival in Switzerland. The band decided that to make the best of the trip we would do a bus tour starting in Budapest before ending the trip at the festival a week later. We played at a lot of venues, but one of the best nights was a concert we gave at a German beer hall (there is another story there that I might tell sometime). After the concert we were treated to an amazing dinner by the owners of the hall (amazing beer cheese soup) and during the dinner our bassist needed some ketchup but had no idea how to ask for it in German. So, he polled our table as to the best way to ask our waiter, and not missing an opportunity for a little fun we all convinced him the Germans pronounce it catsup (cat-soup). The look on the waiter's face when he asked for a bottle was hilarious, but we all lost it when the waiter bent over and asked, "do you mean ketchup?"
Peacefrog
Degenerate
I don’t know what this is. But I’ll add it at locations near Bases.
froginmn
Full Member
bmoney214
OUCH!!!
That's the best you got? You're Peacefrog! You're supposed to have some kickass name ready to go. A name that will have people lined up outside, waiting to get in the joint and they don't even know what you're selling yet.
I'm so disappointed.
