With the recent threads on fast food here recently, I thought of this.. Although fast food isn't necessarily healthy or has the best ingredients, I think it can be okay in moderation, to pick up some fast food every so often. What are some of your favorite fast food items (i.e., favorite burger, favorite Mexican food, & so on)?

This could have been a poll, but there are a lot of fast food places, some which are also regional..

For me:

Burgers:
Wendy's has been a favorite of mine recently. I like their Dave's burgers (single or double) - I think they're tasty, and they seem fairly fresh too (and they say their burger patties are never frozen - maybe that's true?).

Also, for value, I think Red Robin's Tavern Double is a pretty good burger at a good price. And yesterday, I saw that Red Robin has a meal deal where you can get one of their Tavern Double burgers, fries, and a soft drink for $9.99. That's cheaper than some fast food places..

I also like A&W's Papa Burger, Burger King's Whopper, and In-N-Out burgers.

There's a local northwest burger chain in my area called Burgerville, and I think they make pretty good burgers too.


Mexican fast food:
Admittedly I do like Taco Bell sometimes, but also Del Taco and Taco Time (and I think Taco Time is mainly in the northwest US). I think Baja Fresh and Victorico's are pretty good too.


Pizza:
These days, my favorites tend to be Papa Murphy's, Round Table, and a couple that are more regional here (Abby's Legendary Pizza and Belaggio's). For value, I think Little Caesar's isn't bad for the price.

Nightfox

Re: Favorite fast food items
By: Nightfox to All on Wed Dec 31 2025 04:25 pm

To add to my list of favorite fast food places - Sandwiches: Jersey Mike's has been a favorite of mine lately. I like their Original Italian. I also like Firehouse Subs and sometimes Jimmy John's. But IMO, a lot of places have good sandwiches. I tend not to visit Subway these days though, as I think the aforementioned places are better overall.

Nightfox

Hey Nightfox!

On Wed, Dec 31 2025 18:25:48 -0600, you wrote:

Burgers: Wendy's has been a favorite of mine recently. I like their
Dave's burgers (single or double) - I think they're tasty, and they
seem fairly fresh too (and they say their burger patties are never
frozen - maybe that's true?).

I don't go to Wendy's often enough to even remember what a burger from there tastes like. But I believe it's one of my son's favorites so for now, I'll just have to take your word for it.

I like Culver's the most, I suppose. But I'm not sure they've made it out to the west coast yet, so you may have not had/heard of it.

I also like A&W's Papa Burger, Burger King's Whopper, and In-N-Out
burgers.

You had brought this up not too long ago (sometime in 2025, lol) which convinced me to stop at an A&W on the way home from work one day (there's none close to where I live, but 45 minutes southeast on the freeway was one). I don't remember if I got the Papa burger, or the Bacon Cheeseburger (which looks like a Papa burger with bacon, to be honest).

I don't remember it standing out above and beyond, but I didn't /not/ like it, either. It was a decent burger.

I like Burger King's Whopper with "heavy all" which they give you 1.5x of everything besides the meat.

I've only had In-N-Out once in my life, when we were on vacation in Arizona. Again, I don't remember being like "zOMG" but I didn't complain, either.

Mexican fast food: Admittedly I do like Taco Bell sometimes, but
also Del Taco and Taco Time (and I think Taco Time is mainly in the
northwest US). I think Baja Fresh and Victorico's are pretty good
too.

We probably shouldn't pool Taco Bell anywhere near "Mexican food". That is probably the most Americanized Mexican food around, and I'd be willing to bet most Mexicans wouldn't skimp on their meat, like Taco Bell does. I'm not even sure I'd classify any of the places listed above as "Mexican food".

That said, I don't mind Taco Bell once in a while. ;)

To be honest, Mexican fast food to me mainly consists of taco trucks, and those can be hit or miss whether they're good or not.

Otherwise, there's a couple sit-down places by me that I would rather go if I wanted authenticity. Corn tortillas, beans and rice, etc.

Pizza: These days, my favorites tend to be Papa Murphy's, Round
Table, and a couple that are more regional here (Abby's Legendary
Pizza and Belaggio's). For value, I think Little Caesar's isn't bad
for the price.

Since my son worked at Dominoes all last summer, we ordered from there at 50% off quite a bit, as we knew he was making our pizzas with love and was able to get us a hell of a discount. Plus, they usually have a better deal than other places where you can get up to 5 toppings on a large pizza for like $10. ;)

I honestly don't think I've ever had Papa Murphy's, but don't think I've ever heard anything bad about it, either.

Otherwise, I'd rather order pizza from a local bar, or Italian joint. I tend to like thin crust, where they load up the toppings and melt the cheese over the top of them, locking all the goodness in. I'm not a huge fan of thick crust, like most of the "fast" food pizza places make.

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Re: Favorite fast food items
By: Nightfox to All on Wed Dec 31 2025 04:25 pm

Admittedly I do like Taco Bell sometimes, but also Del Taco and Taco Time (a

Just a side note.. One time I was accidentally given someone else's order that had ... wings ... in it. I was like, "Ohhhh yeeaaah, Taco Bell has wings now!" because I had heard about it months prior, but then of course quickly forgot
as I blew it off as something I would never try... Well, now that I had some in front of me, I may as well, right? They were actually not bad! I've had wings at plenty of bars that have been worse. So yeah, if you ever find yourself at a Taco Bell feeling adventurous, order the wings.

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Re: Favorite fast food items
By: Nightfox to All on Wed Dec 31 2025 04:30 pm

To add to my list of favorite fast food places - Sandwiches: Jersey Mike's h

Speaking of sandwiches, there's a place that started locally here, slowly grew to open a couple more stores in town, and now suddenly has a bunch of them
all over The States probably due to franchising. It's called Cheba Hut. Yeah, pot themed.. One of their slogans is "Where the only thing fried is the occasional customer" and their sandwiches are all strain names. All it takes is one try, though, and it would be anyone's favorite sandwich place ;). Their chebahut.com website shows all their locations.. maybe you're lucky enough to be near one?

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Re: Re: Favorite fast food items
By: Accession to Nightfox on Thu Jan 01 2026 09:47 am

I've only had In-N-Out once in my life, when we were on vacation in Arizona. Again, I don't remember being like "zOMG" but I didn't complain, either.

This was in another message of mine, but In-N-Out here in AZ is crap compared to any of the ones I've been to in California (which is admittedly only three or four). Maybe all their ingredients dry out in shipping ;).

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Re: Favorite fast food items
By: phigan to Nightfox on Thu Jan 01 2026 09:34 am

Just a side note.. One time I was accidentally given someone else's order that had ... wings ... in it. I was like, "Ohhhh yeeaaah, Taco Bell has wings now!" because I had heard about it months prior, but then of course quickly forgot as I blew it off as something I would never try... Well, now that I had some in front of me, I may as well, right? They were actually not bad! I've had wings at plenty of bars that have been worse. So yeah, if you ever find yourself at a Taco Bell feeling adventurous, order the wings.

I don't recall ever seeing wings at Taco Bell.. I just looked at their menu in the app now to double check and didn't find them. ??

Nightfox

Re: Favorite fast food items
By: phigan to Nightfox on Thu Jan 01 2026 09:38 am

Speaking of sandwiches, there's a place that started locally here, slowly grew to open a couple more stores in town, and now suddenly has a bunch of them all over The States probably due to franchising. It's called Cheba Hut. Yeah, pot themed.. One of their slogans is "Where the only thing fried is the occasional customer" and their sandwiches are all strain names. All it takes is one try, though, and it would be anyone's favorite sandwich place ;). Their chebahut.com website shows all their locations.. maybe you're lucky enough to be near one?

In 2010, I briefly moved to another town in my state for a job, and there was a Cheba Hut there. And I happened to be living there on April 20, and they had deals that day due to the pot theme (4/20, or 420). I thought they were good, though I don't remember them relaly standing out from other sandwich places.

Nightfox

Re: Re: Favorite fast food items
By: phigan to Accession on Thu Jan 01 2026 10:21 am

This was in another message of mine, but In-N-Out here in AZ is crap compared to any of the ones I've been to in California (which is admittedly only three or four). Maybe all their ingredients dry out in shipping ;).

I'd think they would have built warehouses closer to their Arizona locations.

Nightfox

Nightfox wrote to All <=-

With the recent threads on fast food here recently, I thought of this..
Although fast food isn't necessarily healthy or has the best
ingredients, I think it can be okay in moderation, to pick up some fast food every so often. What are some of your favorite fast food items
(i.e., favorite burger, favorite Mexican food, & so on)?

McDonalds Quarter Pounder when driving (or the triple cheeseburger),
both have less condiments to spill in your lap.

Carls Jr. Western Bacon Cheeseburger and a plain old whopper if I'm on a
work break.



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Re: Re: Favorite fast food items
By: poindexter FORTRAN to Nightfox on Thu Jan 01 2026 09:39 am

Carls Jr. Western Bacon Cheeseburger and a plain old whopper if I'm on a work break.

I like Carl's Jr., but their prices tend to be fairly high, and I haven't seen them offer any deals in their app to help bring prices down, so I don't go there very often.

Nightfox

Re: Re: Favorite fast food items
By: Accession to Nightfox on Thu Jan 01 2026 09:47 am

I like Culver's the most, I suppose. But I'm not sure they've made it out to the west coast yet, so you may have not had/heard of it.

We have Culvers here in Utah, got one a few miles away, the butter burgers there are great.

I also like A&W's Papa Burger, Burger King's Whopper, and In-N-Out
burgers.

Also have an A&W close by, they have a bad fly infestation problem there.
Thats why I never go there.

Pizza: These days, my favorites tend to be Papa Murphy's, Round

Love papa murphy's.
Sams Club 4 meat Pizza is good and a large is under $9.

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Hey Phigan!

On Thu, Jan 01 2026 11:21:10 -0600, you wrote:

This was in another message of mine, but In-N-Out here in AZ is crap
compared to any of the ones I've been to in California (which is
admittedly only three or four). Maybe all their ingredients dry out
in shipping ;).

I remember reading the message, but it didn't click that you had mentioned AZ in it. I believe we went to one in Peoria, where we were staying at a vrbo or whatever it was.

By all means, it wasn't bad - good even. I didn't dislike it, whatsoever. It also wasn't something that would make me remember and crave it when I left, either.

It was definitely 105F almost the entire week we were there, though.. So maybe you're right as far as drying out in shipping. ;)

Aside from food, we drove out to Jerome for a couple days and it was a 20-30 degree difference from Peoria.

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Re: Re: Favorite fast food items
By: Accession to Nightfox on Thu Jan 01 2026 09:47 am

I like Culver's the most, I suppose. But I'm not sure they've made it out to

We have a Culver's now in Hope Mills, NC on the East Coast :-)

I tried it and wasn't bad, but wasn't my favorite either. May give them another try this year.

Glad to see new places though...

I see videos of lines at in-and-out so wonder when we will get one in NC.
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Re: Favorite fast food items
By: Nightfox to phigan on Thu Jan 01 2026 10:20 am

I don't recall ever seeing wings at Taco Bell.. I just looked at their menu the app now to double check and didn't find them. ??

Really?! Bummer. Either they got rid of them or it's just a regional thing.

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Re: Re: Favorite fast food items
By: Denn to Accession on Thu Jan 01 2026 12:42 pm

Pizza: These days, my favorites tend to be Papa Murphy's, Round

Love papa murphy's.

Is that the one that you take home and cook yourself?

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Re: Re: Favorite fast food items
By: Accession to phigan on Thu Jan 01 2026 03:32 pm

Aside from food, we drove out to Jerome for a couple days and it was a 20-30 degree difference from Peoria.

Jerome is pretty cool. There's a haunted hotel, and then a separate hotel that used to be an insane asylum. Trent Reznor and Maynard both have houses there and their wives have wineries.. and I think there was a good place for ice cream.

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Re: Re: Favorite fast food items
By: Amessyroom to Accession on Thu Jan 01 2026 01:33 pm

Re: Re: Favorite fast food items
By: Accession to Nightfox on Thu Jan 01 2026 09:47 am

I like Culver's the most, I suppose. But I'm not sure they've made
it out to

We have a Culver's now in Hope Mills, NC on the East Coast :-)

I tried it and wasn't bad, but wasn't my favorite either. May give
them another try this year.

culvers is spreading out all over. in some areas there's way too many.
i think the food is pretty bland and not special.
it seems like 'white bread' people love it. i can make a better burger
with meat from walmart and salt and pepper.
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Re: Favorite fast food items
By: Nightfox to phigan on Thu Jan 01 2026 10:20:43

I don't recall ever seeing wings at Taco Bell.. I just looked at their menu in the app now to double check and didn't find them. ??

Could be a regional thing. When I went out to L.A., an Arby's there offered a pulled pork sandwitch which mine back home didn't; hadn't even heard of it.

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Hey Phigan!

On Thu, Jan 01 2026 18:04:20 -0600, you wrote:

Jerome is pretty cool. There's a haunted hotel, and then a separate
hotel that used to be an insane asylum. Trent Reznor and Maynard
both have houses there and their wives have wineries.. and I think
there was a good place for ice cream.

That's exactly why we went there. My wife was big on ghost shows at the time, where they all do lockdowns, etc. So when we planned the stay in Peoria she looked up haunted places to go. We stayed at the haunted hotel for a night, in their main suite with a giant bay window facing the parking lot (we were a group of 4). We did a ghost tour and also visited Maynard's winery/bar, although I didn't know Reznor had anything there. Checked out a bunch of little gift shops, and we also ate at the "Haunted Hamburger" and got some t-shirts.

It was a fun two day trip. Almost wish we had another day to explore the town, as every time you plan something it always ends up kind of rushed.

We also checked out the Grand Canyon for a day, by way of the train in Williams - where we had a little time to check out gift shops on Route 66. Lots of stuff packed into a one week vacation. We only had a couple of actual days to enjoy our VRBO that had an outdoor kitchen and pool.

It was 105F in Peoria all week, but sitting outside in the shade you weren't all hot and groggy like you are here in Wisconsin at 90F and 80% humidity.

Needless to say, I'd love to go back and find more stuff to do for another week. Also seems like a great place to retire. ;)

Regards,
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Re: Re: Favorite fast food items
By: Accession to phigan on Fri Jan 02 2026 08:01 am

Jerome is pretty cool. There's a haunted hotel, and then a separate hotel

That's exactly why we went there. My wife was big on ghost shows at the time, where they all do lockdowns, etc. So when we planned the stay in Peoria she looked up haunted places to go. We stayed at the haunted hotel for a night, in their main suite with a giant bay window facing the parking lot (we were a group of 4). We did a ghost tour and also visited Maynard's winery/bar, although I didn't know Reznor had anything there. Checked out a bunch of little gift shops, and we also ate at the "Haunted Hamburger" and got some t-shirts.

That sounds interesting. I'm a bit into that stuff as well.

Nightfox

Re: Re: Favorite fast food items
By: Accession to phigan on Fri Jan 02 2026 08:01:52

bunch of little gift shops, and we also ate at the "Haunted Hamburger"...

Did you try their ghoulash or imbibbing their spirits? Of course you gotta have a piece of booberry pie for desert. :)

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Re: Re: Favorite fast food items
By: Accession to phigan on Fri Jan 02 2026 08:01:52

Lots of stuff packed into a one week vacation. We only had a couple of actual days to enjoy our VRBO that had an outdoor kitchen and pool.

Maybe too much stuff. Personally, I prefer a more free-form vacation. I pick a place I want to go, get there and then just see what happens. More relaxing that way.

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Re: Re: Favorite fast food items
By: Accession to phigan on Fri Jan 02 2026 08:01 am

looked up haunted places to go. We stayed at the haunted hotel for a night,

Nice. We stayed in that hotel and saw some ghost crew with their PKE meters and whatnot.

We also checked out the Grand Canyon for a day, by way of the train in Willi

I like going up to the edge and saying "Eh... I've seen grander."

packed into a one week vacation. We only had a couple of actual days to enjo

Know the feeling :). Went to Japan for two weeks and other than while at Universal Studios, stayed in a different town/city each night! It was non-stop movin'. Got to see a lot, but not nearly everything on the list. IMO two weeks might not be enough to even see just Tokyo.

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In 2010, I briefly moved to another town in my state for a job, and
there was a Cheba Hut there.

I make it a point of not eating at any place with "Hut" in the name.
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Denn wrote to Accession <=-

Also have an A&W close by, they have a bad fly infestation problem
there. Thats why I never go there.

That's too bad - I remember car hop service when I was growing up, with
cold glass mugs of root beer. Although, I think you only got the mugs
with dine-in service, now that I think about it.




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Re: Road Trip!
By: Mortar to All on Fri Jan 02 2026 01:05 pm

Maybe too much stuff. Personally, I prefer a more free-form vacation. I pick a place I want to go, get there and then just see what happens. More relaxing that way.

My wife and I recently visited Europe (Paris, Edinburgh, and London). We did book some activities ahead of time (sometimes that's even necessary for some activities), but we also wanted to have some free-form time. I think we were the most busy in Paris, but we also had times where we had the afternoon free or even a whole day free. For those days, it was nice to just be there and decide what to do as the day came.

Nightfox

Re: Re: Favorite fast food items
By: poindexter FORTRAN to Denn on Fri Jan 02 2026 12:18 pm

Also have an A&W close by, they have a bad fly infestation problem
there. Thats why I never go there.

That's too bad - I remember car hop service when I was growing up, with cold glass mugs of root beer. Although, I think you only got the mugs
with dine-in service, now that I think about it.

Back before Pepsi-co bought out A&W we had the drive up car services, Girls on rollerskates would bring the food out to your car.
A&W was really good back then.

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Re: Re: Favorite fast food items
By: Denn to poindexter FORTRAN on Fri Jan 02 2026 02:45 pm

Back before Pepsi-co bought out A&W we had the drive up car services, Girls on rollerskates would bring the food out to your car. A&W was really good back then.

I don't remember that, though A&W was never very common where I live. I think there are only 2 A&W locations in my area, and they're both combined with KFC.

Nightfox

Re: Road Trip!
By: Nightfox to Mortar on Fri Jan 02 2026 01:05 pm

My wife and I recently visited Europe (Paris, Edinburgh, and London). We did book some activities ahead of time (sometimes that's even necessary for some activities), but we also wanted to have some free-form time.

We went to Italy a few years ago, and had a travel agent (they're still around!) plan the logistics. She even included down time and free time in the schedule!

As I'm fond of saying, Spontaneity has its time and its place...

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Re: Re: Favorite fast food items
By: Nightfox to Denn on Fri Jan 02 2026 02:27 pm

I guess A&W was not purchased by Pepsico.
Pepsico bought Pizza Hut (1977), Taco Bell (1978),
and KFC (1986), later spinning them off in 1997 into Tricon Global Restaurants.
May 8, 2002: Tricon officially became the owner of A&W and Long John Silver's, adding them to KFC, Pizza Hut, and Taco Bell.

Pepsico ruined KFC IMHO.

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Hey Mortar!

On Fri, Jan 02 2026 13:01:29 -0600, you wrote:

Did you try their ghoulash or imbibbing their spirits? Of course
you gotta have a piece of booberry pie for desert. :)

This was a couple years ago now, so I don't remember exactly what burger I got. But no, I didn't try ghoulash, as that wouldn't be something that would interest me anywhere. We all did try something off their boozy drink menu, though, that involved ice cream.

No matter where I go, I look at the dessert menu and sometimes even say I'm going to get something. By the time I'm done eating, I'm full and don't want dessert any more. ;)

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Hey Mortar!

On Fri, Jan 02 2026 13:05:39 -0600, you wrote:

Maybe too much stuff. Personally, I prefer a more free-form
vacation. I pick a place I want to go, get there and then just see
what happens. More relaxing that way.

I completely agree with you there. However, in my case, that always seems to happen (too much stuff). The fact that we're not able to take that many vacations usually makes us cram as much crap into them as we possibly can, which is unfortunate, but is usually how it ends up.

Our honeymoon in Mexico some 20+ years ago involved four wheeling, swimming in cenotes, snorkeling, and whatever else that only gave us maybe one full day of relaxing at the resort.

Our trip to Disney with the kids a few years back involved all 3 parks in 4 days as part of a week long vacation. So with airports and flying, really we again only had a full day or two of relaxation in and around the lazy river at the resort.

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Hey Phigan!

On Fri, Jan 02 2026 14:21:56 -0600, you wrote:

Nice. We stayed in that hotel and saw some ghost crew with their PKE
meters and whatnot.

I want to say we were there on like a Wednesday or Thursday night, so it was fairly empty, and wasn't many tourists around even during the day time. It was kind of nice, actually.

Know the feeling :). Went to Japan for two weeks and other than
while at Universal Studios, stayed in a different town/city each
night! It was non-stop movin'. Got to see a lot, but not nearly
everything on the list. IMO two weeks might not be enough to even
see just Tokyo.

Man, I'd love to try out a two week vacation. Everything we do we seem to cram as much crap into one week as we possibly can, which is nowhere near enough time to do just about anything!

Regards,
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Re: Road Trip!
By: poindexter FORTRAN to Nightfox on Fri Jan 02 2026 06:21 pm

My wife and I recently visited Europe (Paris, Edinburgh, and London). We
did book some activities ahead of time (sometimes that's even necessary for
some activities), but we also wanted to have some free-form time.

We went to Italy a few years ago, and had a travel agent (they're still around!) plan the logistics. She even included down time and free time in the schedule!

As I'm fond of saying, Spontaneity has its time and its place...

Yeah, I figured travel agents were probably still around. We used a company I found, Trip Masters, which helps plan vacations - It has an automated system on their web site where you can tell it what cities you want to visit, and it helps book plane tickets & other connections, airport transportation, hotels, and activities in each place. You can also talk to someone there if you need help with anything.

Nightfox

Hello Mortar,

02 Jan 26 13:01, you wrote to Accession:

Re: Re: Favorite fast food items
By: Accession to phigan on Fri Jan 02 2026 08:01:52

bunch of little gift shops, and we also ate at the "Haunted
Hamburger"...

Did you try their ghoulash or imbibbing their spirits? Of course you
gotta have a piece of booberry pie for desert. :)

someone said goulasch and spirits? is this kind of a hungarian restaurant?
;)

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Re: Road Trip!
By: Mortar to All on Fri Jan 02 2026 01:05 pm

Lots of stuff packed into a one week vacation. We only had a couple
of actual days to enjoy our VRBO that had an outdoor kitchen and
pool.

Maybe too much stuff. Personally, I prefer a more free-form
vacation. I pick a place I want to go, get there and then just see
what happens. More relaxing that way.

when i was with my common law wife pookie, we would go to virginia every year for 2 weeks. her dad had a house on the lake.

They would wear us the fuck out because they were doing something every
hour of the day. we had no time to just rest and watch tv.

These were old boomers and they never stopped.

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Re: Road Trip!
By: MRO to Mortar on Sat Jan 03 2026 07:11 pm

when i was with my common law wife pookie, we would go to virginia every year for 2 weeks. her dad had a house on the lake.

Do you remember which lake in VA? I'm in VA.

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Could be a regional thing. When I went out to L.A., an Arby's
there offered a pulled pork sandwitch which mine back home
didn't; hadn't even heard of it.

I saw a sign at a barbecue restaurant:

"I like my butt rubbed, and my pork pulled". <G>

Another long time Little Rock barbecue place has the slogan
"You Can't Beat Our Meat". <G>

Daryl

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Re: Road Trip!
By: Bf2k+ to MRO on Sat Jan 03 2026 10:01 pm

Re: Road Trip!
By: MRO to Mortar on Sat Jan 03 2026 07:11 pm

when i was with my common law wife pookie, we would go to virginia
every year for 2 weeks. her dad had a house on the lake.

Do you remember which lake in VA? I'm in VA.

laka anna
https://www.dcr.virginia.gov/state-parks/lake-anna

it heated by the water usage of the nearby power plant.
it's a big place for boating and partying.

it's a man made lake. the fish will actually come up to you and beg for
food. they love the warm water.

everyone who owned land around that area had their land value jump very high. spotsylvania is also rumored to be the burial ground of kuna kinte.
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Re: Favorite fast food items
By: Daryl Stout to Mortar on Sat Jan 03 2026 02:19 am

I saw a sign at a barbecue restaurant:

"I like my butt rubbed, and my pork pulled". <G>

I'm stealing that for a tagline :)

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Re: Favorite fast food items
By: Daryl Stout to Mortar on Sat Jan 03 2026 02:19:54

"I like my butt rubbed, and my pork pulled". <G>

That's a rib tickler.

Another long time Little Rock barbecue place has the slogan
"You Can't Beat Our Meat". <G>

Not food-related, but there's a pet salon called Doggy Style, with the sub-heading, "We do cats, too."

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Re: Road Trip!
By: MRO to Bf2k+ on Sun Jan 04 2026 12:52 am

Do you remember which lake in VA? I'm in VA.

laka anna
https://www.dcr.virginia.gov/state-parks/lake-anna

Yep I know it well. I remember when they filled it. It is about 45 miles from my house.

Not only have a fished it quite a few times, but I remember fishing in one or two of the ponds that were displaced when they filled it.

It's a beautiful lake with a large striper population in it.

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Re: Road Trip!
By: Bf2k+ to MRO on Mon Jan 05 2026 11:26 am

Not only have a fished it quite a few times, but I remember fishing
in one or two of the ponds that were displaced when they filled
it.

It's a beautiful lake with a large striper population in it.

it can be dangerous due to the reckless boat drivers. i think
there's drowing deaths or boat related deaths every year.
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Re: Road Trip!
By: MRO to Bf2k+ on Mon Jan 05 2026 05:02 pm

it can be dangerous due to the reckless boat drivers. i think
there's drowing deaths or boat related deaths every year.

Yep... the last time we put our boat in there on a weekend, we were nearly run over by a larger boat. We never went back on a weekend. It's safer during the week.

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I saw a sign at a barbecue restaurant:

"I like my butt rubbed, and my pork pulled". <G>

I'm stealing that for a tagline :)

You're not stealing, you're gathering research. <G>

Daryl

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"I like my butt rubbed, and my pork pulled". <G>

That's a rib tickler.

There's a small hole-in-the-wall BBQ restaurant in southwest
Little Rock, that has been in business since 1961. Their slogan
is "you can't beat our meat". :) Indeed, I love their jumbo BBQ
pork sandwich.

Not food-related, but there's a pet salon called Doggy Style,
with the sub-heading, "We do cats, too."

I could make a snide remark on that, but discretion is the better
part of valor. :)

Daryl

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