The person you searched for (Paul G) has authored 16 comments. They are shown below in reverse date-order, and grouped by the post they belong to:
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| May 2004 | |
| A shared language | You sir, seem to have a knack for getting into the strangest situations. Maybe you could grow a thick, scraggly, mountain-man-esque beard and pick your teeth a lot, that would probably… [view in situ] |
| April 2004 | |
| Howdy, from the West Coast | Nah, you should get a shirt that says "LESBIAN". That would be a more confusing and fun way to announce your attraction to women. Of course, you'd probably have to spend just as much time… [view in situ] |
| Sour crop | Ye gods, I think I've just found myself simultaneously highly entertained and thouroughly appalled. Now, if I could just figure out why the former sentiment seems to follow the latter on such… [view in situ] |
| March 2004 | |
| Retro: Adventures on Speedway Boulevard | Sorry Dunstan, according to http://wafflehouse.com/, they don't have any restaurants in California. It does, however, look as though IHOP is there in full… [view in situ] |
I can't help it. The people Dunstan has met in his recent stories remind me of exactly the sort one would meet in an IHOP or Waffle House. I really don't care much for the food at either… [view in situ] |
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I've often wondered whether Waffle House has some sort of über-secret cloning facility that churns out beehive-endowed waitresses and potential-axe-murderer cooks. I can just imagine a room full… [view in situ] |
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"...sets loose a wind-up mouse to scare the lady passengers" Ha! I'm writing that one down. And for the record, I would posit that Waffle House, not IHOP, is #2. I'd put the odds that your… [view in situ] |
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Hee hee! If you're looking for strange and interesting people to converse with, public transportation is by far the best place to start. I knew people in college that would get on a bus at 1 a.m.… [view in situ] |
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| Retro: Six generationas of baloney | Thank you! I'm here all week. Try the embalmed pig trotter, and don't forget to tip your waitresses. :op [view in situ] |
How does one determine whether their lettuce is ruffled enough to qualify as "slightly ruffled?" For that matter, how ruffled is too ruffled? What does the W3C have to say about standards for… [view in situ] |
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It seems to me that a sandwich's recipie is generally conveyed via the name of the sandwich: "peanut butter & jelly", "ham & cheese", "mayonaisse & banana", "bangers & mash", "Penn & Teller",… [view in situ] |
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| Retro: Ordering food in America | Honestly, I can't remember the last time I had breakfast food for breakfast (Oh wait, it was saturday). Usually, breakfast food is more of a late-night thing for me. Stopping at the local 24-hour… [view in situ] |
Every storyteller worth his exaggerations knows that embellishment is the difference between a good story and a great story. After all, you're entertaining, not giving testimony, right? ;) … [view in situ] |
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Welcome to the world of mass customization, my friend :) It is interesting to see the underlying assumptions that are made about what is up for negotiation in America and what is not. … [view in situ] |
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| Walking on Dartmoor | Ah, how I would have loved to be there. I love hiking. I heard that the Appalachian Trail can be quite daunting, and although I've never hiked it, I have hiked the area of the Smoky Mountains… [view in situ] |
| Retro: There ain’t no water in that there river | </lurk>
I needed the laugh today, thanks :) [view in situ] |
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