Comments on: Late-night cravings http://michellemalkin.com/2004/07/28/late-night-cravings/ news and commentary from a conservative perspective Mon, 23 Nov 2009 08:32:32 -0500 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.4 hourly 1 By: Mr_Conservative_Cat http://michellemalkin.com/2004/07/28/late-night-cravings/comment-page-1/#comment-104440 Mr_Conservative_Cat Sat, 14 Jul 2007 08:21:33 +0000 http://v2.michellemalkin.com/?p=278#comment-104440 Okay, 3 years later I'll add these: Arlington VA: Hot subs from some eatery the name of which I have forgotten at the Crystal City Mall. Troy Hills NJ, Drive-In Theater: The <em>artificial</em> burgers that they kept in foil bags under the heat lamps at the snack bar. Troy Hills or adjacent Pine Brook NJ: Wetson's 25 cent burgers which were grosser - and better - than the above. They were flavorful enough that the taste almost knocked back the smell of the waste dump 200 yards away. NYC: another place the name of which I cannot remember off Bleeker street, a basement resturant since 1925, which had the best - I mean the best - strawberry shortcake you ever had. London: Sausage and Mash. I have no idea how they do it, but you just can't get it as good anywhere else but the UK. I used to eat so much I was afraid one day I was going to wake up as a plate of sausage and mash. Anyway, this thread is 3 years old and no one is reading it anyway, so I'll stop. (it's nice to talk to oneself - unlike married life, you never get an arguement -oops! Did I say that? I'll deny it, you know.) ;-) Okay, 3 years later I’ll add these:

Arlington VA: Hot subs from some eatery the name of which I have forgotten at the Crystal City Mall.

Troy Hills NJ, Drive-In Theater: The artificial burgers that they kept in foil bags under the heat lamps at the snack bar.

Troy Hills or adjacent Pine Brook NJ: Wetson’s 25 cent burgers which were grosser – and better – than the above. They were flavorful enough that the taste almost knocked back the smell of the waste dump 200 yards away.

NYC: another place the name of which I cannot remember off Bleeker street, a basement resturant since 1925, which had the best – I mean the best – strawberry shortcake you ever had.

London: Sausage and Mash. I have no idea how they do it, but you just can’t get it as good anywhere else but the UK. I used to eat so much I was afraid one day I was going to wake up as a plate of sausage and mash.

Anyway, this thread is 3 years old and no one is reading it anyway, so I’ll stop. (it’s nice to talk to oneself – unlike married life, you never get an arguement -oops! Did I say that? I’ll deny it, you know.) ;-)

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