I Love You, Jack In The Box
John Ro
recently opened in North Carolina and Tennessee (Mic?). But it's big in the
West (Wave?) and Pacific Coast and I'm in love with their Cappuccino
Milkshake I just had yesterday. Now I can spend a few hundred dollars less
per year on Starbucks and concentrate on this wonderful cheap shake.
First it was Jack In The Box's Regular Taco, then the Monster Taco (formerly
Super Taco) that I have revered over the last decade. How, do you ask, do I
look so young for being in my mid forties after eating such junk all these
years? Is it genetics or is it Dove soap (which is what I have washed my
face with for the last decade)? Thank you, Lever Brothers, for giving me
the baby face I so deserve.
John Ro
(Show biz name John Roussent)
But still One now and One forever.
Lever Brothers makes Dove soap, btw.
I'll look you up every now and then, Shammie, after I'm famous. -)
I am Spartacus
>First it was Jack In The Box's Regular Taco, then the Monster Taco
(formerly
>Super Taco) that I have revered over the last decade. How, do you ask, do
I
>look so young for being in my mid forties after eating such junk all these
>years? Is it genetics or is it Dove soap (which is what I have washed my
>face with for the last decade)? Thank you, Lever Brothers, for giving me
>the baby face I so deserve.
Baby face? Are you sure you haven't had any work done? If so, send me the
number of your surgeon.
I'd love to see what Jack has done to the inner walls of your arteries.
THE GODS HAVE SPOKEN
Mike. H.
news:84tjo...@news2.newsguy.com...
> Jack In The Box fast food restaurant is not big in the East yet, it only
> recently opened in North Carolina and Tennessee (Mic?). But it's big in
the
> West (Wave?) and Pacific Coast
Dude, I used to eat at Jack In The Box all of the time when I lived on the
East Coast (NY). Since I moved out to the West, I've never even seen one.
IIRC, they had a really good breaded chicken sandwich. We used to have quite
a few Roy Rogers (best damn fried chicken in the bidness) also, but then
they sort of disappeared after getting taken over by Hardees.
>and I'm in love with their Cappuccino
> Milkshake I just had yesterday. Now I can spend a few hundred dollars
less
> per year on Starbucks and concentrate on this wonderful cheap shake.
Ugh. No offense, but I can't see drinking anything remotely related to
coffee, cold. Which is odd, because I like Iced Tea.
> First it was Jack In The Box's Regular Taco, then the Monster Taco
(formerly
> Super Taco) that I have revered over the last decade.
Yeah, I seem to recall they had good tacos as well.
> How, do you ask, do I
> look so young for being in my mid forties after eating such junk all these
> years? Is it genetics or is it Dove soap (which is what I have washed my
> face with for the last decade)? Thank you, Lever Brothers, for giving me
> the baby face I so deserve.
As I am fast approaching 40, I have made a mental note of that. Hopefully,
by the time that I actually do reach 40 I won't have forgotten it. <g>
John Ro
> John Ro thus sprach:
>
> >First it was Jack In The Box's Regular Taco, then the Monster Taco
> (formerly
> >Super Taco) that I have revered over the last decade. How, do you ask,
do
> I
> >look so young for being in my mid forties after eating such junk all
these
> >years? Is it genetics or is it Dove soap (which is what I have washed my
> >face with for the last decade)? Thank you, Lever Brothers, for giving
me
> >the baby face I so deserve.
>
> Baby face? Are you sure you haven't had any work done? If so, send me
the
> number of your surgeon.
> I'd love to see what Jack has done to the inner walls of your arteries.
No face work yet. Bad cholesterol level 250 - I won't follow Doc's diets.
John Ro
One, heart attack at Fifty, Zero.
John Ro
> "John Ro" wrote:
>
> >Jack In The Box fast food restaurant is not big in the East yet,
>
> Hmm.. I remember them in Boston, I remember them in Hartford, and I
> remember them in NH .. and all 25+ years ago.
> in fact, I remember most of them closing about 15 years ago for health
> code violations. (or rumors to that nature.. but who knows?)
I hate to admit I feel like a sucker having read the Jack In The Box website
a few hours ago. No wonder they left out that they were once spread
throughout the East, or maybe it was buried in 10 pages deep. What a
glaring omission. They can't face up to the explanation of why they pulled
out, whatever it was.
> >It only recently opened in North Carolina and Tennessee (Mic?). But it's
big in the
> >West (Wave?) and Pacific Coast and I'm in love with their Cappuccino
> >Milkshake I just had yesterday. Now I can spend a few hundred dollars
less
> >per year on Starbucks and concentrate on this wonderful cheap shake.
>
> A cheap Cappuccino shake is nothing to sneeze at..
I for One can't get over how good in tastes.
> Jack in the box (in the northeast) was known for being frequented by
> drunks who considered White Castle to high class for their tastes.
> (And White castle was the place you dared anyone to eat at sober.
> Everyone laughed, yet nobody took up the challenge. :)
I think my Mom has been withholding stories about that side of her visits to
White Castle in Ohio when she was a teenager.
> >First it was Jack In The Box's Regular Taco, then the Monster Taco
(formerly
> >Super Taco) that I have revered over the last decade.
>
> Oh. Sorry. I'm going back further than the word 'taco' being known by
> most people in the US. Jack in The Box had burgers, shakes and fries.
> Put it this way..at this time, McDonald's was still using "Over 2
> Million Served" at the bottom of their signs. ( not billions.)
> (They never said how many digested, but that's another thread)
Makes you sound a bit like an old timer. But, as I understand from posts on
the NG, proficient and having attention to detail in the photographic and
graphics industry.
John Ro
Downing One more
TEC...@photo-rescue.com
wrote:
>Jack In The Box fast food restaurant is not big in the East yet,
Hmm.. I remember them in Boston, I remember them in Hartford, and I
remember them in NH .. and all 25+ years ago.
in fact, I remember most of them closing about 15 years ago for health
code violations. (or rumors to that nature.. but who knows?)
>It only recently opened in North Carolina and Tennessee (Mic?). But it's big in the
>West (Wave?) and Pacific Coast and I'm in love with their Cappuccino
>Milkshake I just had yesterday. Now I can spend a few hundred dollars less
>per year on Starbucks and concentrate on this wonderful cheap shake.
A cheap Cappuccino shake is nothing to sneeze at..
Jack in the box (in the northeast) was known for being frequented by
drunks who considered White Castle to high class for their tastes.
(And White castle was the place you dared anyone to eat at sober.
Everyone laughed, yet nobody took up the challenge. :)
>First it was Jack In The Box's Regular Taco, then the Monster Taco (formerly
lurker@home
John Ro wrote in message <84tjo...@news2.newsguy.com>...
>Jack In The Box fast food restaurant is not big in the East yet, it only
>recently opened in North Carolina and Tennessee (Mic?). But it's big in
the
>West (Wave?) and Pacific Coast and I'm in love with their Cappuccino
>Milkshake I just had yesterday. Now I can spend a few hundred dollars less
>per year on Starbucks and concentrate on this wonderful cheap shake.
>
(formerly
I
>look so young for being in my mid forties after eating such junk all these
>years? Is it genetics or is it Dove soap (which is what I have washed my
>face with for the last decade)? Thank you, Lever Brothers, for giving me
>the baby face I so deserve.
>
You ain't seen nothin' yet. Just wait 'til In-N-Out comes to town! When that
happens, Jack slides into second place.
noname
> recently opened in North Carolina and Tennessee (Mic?). But it's big in
the
> West (Wave?) and Pacific Coast and I'm in love with their Cappuccino
> Milkshake I just had yesterday. Now I can spend a few hundred dollars
less
> per year on Starbucks and concentrate on this wonderful cheap shake.
I used to eat from there when I lived in Ft. Worth. I haven't seen any since
moving back here...NC... Do you know what part of NC has one? I really want
a Jack head...sure beats the Hardee's star.
noname
TC
>TECHLAB wrote:
>
>> Jack in the box (in the northeast) was known for being frequented by
>> drunks who considered White Castle to high class for their tastes.
>> (And White castle was the place you dared anyone to eat at sober.
>> Everyone laughed, yet nobody took up the challenge. :)
>
to
>White Castle in Ohio when she was a teenager.
HEY!!! White Castle Rocks!!!! Do not diss the murderburger!
Remember - that which does not kill you will make you strong.
TC <BG... waxing nostalgic about Sliders>
John Ro
>John Ro wrote:
>>TECHLAB wrote:
>>
>>> Jack in the box (in the northeast) was known for being frequented by
>>> drunks who considered White Castle to high class for their tastes.
>>> (And White castle was the place you dared anyone to eat at sober.
>>> Everyone laughed, yet nobody took up the challenge. :)
>>
>>I think my Mom has been withholding stories about that side of her visits
>to
>>White Castle in Ohio when she was a teenager.
>
>
>HEY!!! White Castle Rocks!!!! Do not diss the murderburger!
Great name! Murderburger is a nickname from the customers? It's not listed
on the menu, is it?
>Remember - that which does not kill you will make you strong.
John Ro
Hold the One
Lady Micaela Robertson
metro areas...
Mic
John Ro wrote:
>
> Jack In The Box fast food restaurant is not big in the East yet, it only
> recently opened in North Carolina and Tennessee (Mic?). But it's big in the
> West (Wave?) and Pacific Coast and I'm in love with their Cappuccino
> Milkshake I just had yesterday. Now I can spend a few hundred dollars less
> per year on Starbucks and concentrate on this wonderful cheap shake.
>
> First it was Jack In The Box's Regular Taco, then the Monster Taco (formerly
> Super Taco) that I have revered over the last decade. How, do you ask, do I
> look so young for being in my mid forties after eating such junk all these
> years? Is it genetics or is it Dove soap (which is what I have washed my
> face with for the last decade)? Thank you, Lever Brothers, for giving me
> the baby face I so deserve.
>
> John Ro
> (Show biz name John Roussent)
> But still One now and One forever.
> Lever Brothers makes Dove soap, btw.
> I'll look you up every now and then, Shammie, after I'm famous. -)
--
"Live in the NOW ... not the NEVER."
John Ro
>
>John Ro wrote:
>> Jack In The Box fast food restaurant is not big in the East yet, it only
>> recently opened in North Carolina and Tennessee (Mic?). But it's big in
>the
>> West (Wave?) and Pacific Coast and I'm in love with their Cappuccino
>> Milkshake I just had yesterday. Now I can spend a few hundred dollars
>less
>> per year on Starbucks and concentrate on this wonderful cheap shake.
>
>
since
>moving back here...NC... Do you know what part of NC has one? I really want
>a Jack head...sure beats the Hardee's star.
Charlotte, on Forest Point Blvd.
http://www.foodmaker.com/press/indexpress101899.html
John Ro
Boing.
John Ro
>John - I am in RURAL Tennessee and we don't have them yet. Maybe the
>metro areas...
I meant "coming soon" to TN, in Nashville:
http://www.foodmaker.com/locations/index.html
John Ro Rouse
That sounds weird
John Ro
>X-No-Archive: yes
>
>
>
>John Ro wrote:
>>
>> Jack In The Box fast food restaurant is not big in the East yet, it only
>> recently opened in North Carolina and Tennessee (Mic?).
>
>
>?? We had 'em here in DC as a kid.
Their site left out all that and the part about them being in New York in
the past, unless it was on some obsure, hard to find page. They must have
been afraid to go into the reasons for their retreat from the East Coast all
those years ago.
>> But it's big in the
>> West (Wave?) and Pacific Coast and I'm in love with their Cappuccino
>> Milkshake I just had yesterday. Now I can spend a few hundred dollars
less
>> per year on Starbucks and concentrate on this wonderful cheap shake.
>
>
>It's milk and ice cream. Buy a blender for 20 bucks and you can make
>your own, save a fortune. <g>
This is not far off, considering One can boil water.
> First it was Jack In The Box's Regular Taco, then the Monster Taco
(formerly
>> Super Taco) that I have revered over the last decade. How, do you ask,
do I
>> look so young for being in my mid forties after eating such junk all
these
>> years? Is it genetics or is it Dove soap (which is what I have washed my
>> face with for the last decade)? Thank you, Lever Brothers, for giving
me
>> the baby face I so deserve.
>
>
>I remember their tacos, they were good. Hey, do they still have
>"Frings"? (half French Fries, half onion rings)
Frings may have had a name change. Curly Fries have been on the menu for a
number of years now - French Fries all curled up to look like onion rings,
but no real onions in them.
Their tacos may taste good, but the greasy beef in them may not be so
wholesome. There is at least one item on the menu, Chicken Pita Pocket,
that nutritional experts claim is healthy for you. I haven't found that
claim on the Web yet, though.
John Ro
This is One. | This is One on 20 years of Monster Tacos. __
John Ro
>John Ro wrote:
>>Jack In The Box fast food restaurant is not big in the East yet, it only
>>recently opened in North Carolina and Tennessee (Mic?). But it's big in
>the
>>West (Wave?) and Pacific Coast and I'm in love with their Cappuccino
>>Milkshake I just had yesterday. Now I can spend a few hundred dollars
less
>>per year on Starbucks and concentrate on this wonderful cheap shake.
>>
>>First it was Jack In The Box's Regular Taco, then the Monster Taco
>(formerly
>>Super Taco) that I have revered over the last decade. How, do you ask, do
>I
>>look so young for being in my mid forties after eating such junk all these
>>years? Is it genetics or is it Dove soap (which is what I have washed my
>>face with for the last decade)? Thank you, Lever Brothers, for giving me
>>the baby face I so deserve.
>>
>
>
>You ain't seen nothin' yet. Just wait 'til In-N-Out comes to town! When
that
>happens, Jack slides into second place.
Not to promote junk food or anything, but In-N-Out's burgers are way better
than Jack's, maybe the best anywhere.
John Ro
Put to the test for One sigs today.
John Ro
>"John Ro" wrote:
>> Jack In The Box fast food restaurant is not big in the East yet, it only
>> recently opened in North Carolina and Tennessee (Mic?). But it's big in
>the
>> West (Wave?) and Pacific Coast
>
>Dude, I used to eat at Jack In The Box all of the time when I lived on the
>East Coast (NY). Since I moved out to the West, I've never even seen one.
>IIRC, they had a really good breaded chicken sandwich. We used to have
quite
>a few Roy Rogers (best damn fried chicken in the bidness) also, but then
>they sort of disappeared after getting taken over by Hardees.
I should have checked any one the unofficial Jack In The Box sites before
posting. They just about all talked of the East Coast Jack's, how they
closed them down, and this recent comeback.
>>and I'm in love with their Cappuccino
>> Milkshake I just had yesterday. Now I can spend a few hundred dollars
>less
>> per year on Starbucks and concentrate on this wonderful cheap shake.
>
>Ugh. No offense, but I can't see drinking anything remotely related to
>coffee, cold. Which is odd, because I like Iced Tea.
I'd like to see how they'd react to a decaf order.
>> First it was Jack In The Box's Regular Taco, then the Monster Taco
>(formerly
>> Super Taco) that I have revered over the last decade.
>
>Yeah, I seem to recall they had good tacos as well.
>
>> How, do you ask, do I
>> look so young for being in my mid forties after eating such junk all
these
>> years? Is it genetics or is it Dove soap (which is what I have washed my
>> face with for the last decade)? Thank you, Lever Brothers, for giving
me
>> the baby face I so deserve.
I rarely display such vanity, btw. -)
>As I am fast approaching 40, I have made a mental note of that. Hopefully,
>by the time that I actually do reach 40 I won't have forgotten it. <g>
John Ro
Formula One
TC
>TC wrote:
>
>>John Ro wrote:
>>>TECHLAB wrote:
>>>
>>>> Jack in the box (in the northeast) was known for being frequented by
>>>> drunks who considered White Castle to high class for their tastes.
>>>> (And White castle was the place you dared anyone to eat at sober.
>>>> Everyone laughed, yet nobody took up the challenge. :)
>>>
>>>I think my Mom has been withholding stories about that side of her visits
>>to
>>>White Castle in Ohio when she was a teenager.
>>
>>
>>HEY!!! White Castle Rocks!!!! Do not diss the murderburger!
>
>Great name! Murderburger is a nickname from the customers? It's not
listed
>on the menu, is it?
I doubt it <g>. Just something I remember from the dim recesses of my
memory. Though I swear I heard the term Sliders in an ad once, but maybe
I'm just getting foggy. I doubt if the slogan "They slide on through with
hardly a stop along the way" would be the best way to go. They taste great
(imo), you just have to pay a heavy price later on that day, or hour
actually.
TC
Mike. H.
"TC" <yew...@ix.REMOVE.netcom.com> wrote in message
news:84us3f$2bb$1...@nntp2.atl.mindspring.net...
> >I think my Mom has been withholding stories about that side of her visits
> to
> >White Castle in Ohio when she was a teenager.
>
>
> HEY!!! White Castle Rocks!!!! Do not diss the murderburger!
Yes!!! White Castle was awesome. 4 double cheese, please.
> Remember - that which does not kill you will make you strong.
Better than metamucil....
> TC <BG... waxing nostalgic about Sliders>
*sniff* The memories... <stomach roils>
Mike. H.
news:0YEc4.1287$867....@newsr1.san.rr.com...
> Mike. H. wrote:
> >Dude, I used to eat at Jack In The Box all of the time when I lived on
the
> >East Coast (NY). Since I moved out to the West, I've never even seen one.
> >IIRC, they had a really good breaded chicken sandwich. We used to have
> quite
> >a few Roy Rogers (best damn fried chicken in the bidness) also, but then
> >they sort of disappeared after getting taken over by Hardees.
>
> I should have checked any one the unofficial Jack In The Box sites before
> posting. They just about all talked of the East Coast Jack's, how they
> closed them down, and this recent comeback.
I honestly didn't know they had closed down. I'm not terribly surprised,
though. The fast food business was different in the '70s.
> >>and I'm in love with their Cappuccino
> >> Milkshake I just had yesterday. Now I can spend a few hundred dollars
> >less
> >> per year on Starbucks and concentrate on this wonderful cheap shake.
> >
> >Ugh. No offense, but I can't see drinking anything remotely related to
> >coffee, cold. Which is odd, because I like Iced Tea.
>
> I'd like to see how they'd react to a decaf order.
Yes, decaf is nasty as hell. IMO. It destroys two of the more important
facets of coffee. Namely, caffeine and taste. Other than that Mrs. Lincoln,
how did you like the play? <g>
> >> First it was Jack In The Box's Regular Taco, then the Monster Taco
> >(formerly
> >> Super Taco) that I have revered over the last decade.
> >
> >Yeah, I seem to recall they had good tacos as well.
I used to love to do "taco shots" at 3 AM with my friends. Basically, you
down a thing of taco sauce and then jam a whole taco in your mouth. Did I
mention that I suffer from stomach problems?
John Ro
<snipper>
>Yes, decaf is nasty as hell. IMO. It destroys two of the more important
>facets of coffee. Namely, caffeine and taste. Other than that Mrs. Lincoln,
>how did you like the play? <g>
Heh heh, *cold and dead*.
<snipper>
John Ro
One degree Celsius
TEC...@photo-rescue.com
wrote:
>TC wrote:
>
>>John Ro wrote:
>>>TECHLAB wrote:
>>>
>>>> Jack in the box (in the northeast) was known for being frequented by
>>>> drunks who considered White Castle to high class for their tastes.
>>>> (And White castle was the place you dared anyone to eat at sober.
>>>> Everyone laughed, yet nobody took up the challenge. :)
>>>
>>>I think my Mom has been withholding stories about that side of her visits
>>to
>>>White Castle in Ohio when she was a teenager.
>>
>>
>>HEY!!! White Castle Rocks!!!! Do not diss the murderburger!
>
>Great name! Murderburger is a nickname from the customers? It's not listed
>on the menu, is it?
Heck, no. Neither is the name "Belly Bombers", but that's often what
they are called.
They're tiny little burgers. Get a sack of 10, because that probably
equals one decent cheeseburger. (in mass only) But don't plan on
going anywhere for a while. You need to stay close to porcelain, as
you'll be back to your original weight in no time at all.. (if you
catch my meaning)
>>Remember - that which does not kill you will make you strong.
White Castle customers must be superhuman then.
TEC...@photo-rescue.com
wrote:
>TECHLAB wrote:
>> A cheap Cappuccino shake is nothing to sneeze at..
>
>I for One can't get over how good in tastes.
Can't replicate one? :)
>> Jack in the box (in the northeast) was known for being frequented by
>> drunks who considered White Castle to high class for their tastes.
>> (And White castle was the place you dared anyone to eat at sober.
>> Everyone laughed, yet nobody took up the challenge. :)
>
>I think my Mom has been withholding stories about that side of her visits to
>White Castle in Ohio when she was a teenager.
could be. Around here, some don't even open for lunch. Bt they're open
late late. at 3AM the parking lot might be full.
>> >First it was Jack In The Box's Regular Taco, then the Monster Taco
>(formerly
>> >Super Taco) that I have revered over the last decade.
>>
>> Oh. Sorry. I'm going back further than the word 'taco' being known by
>> most people in the US. Jack in The Box had burgers, shakes and fries.
>> Put it this way..at this time, McDonald's was still using "Over 2
>> Million Served" at the bottom of their signs. ( not billions.)
>> (They never said how many digested, but that's another thread)
>
>Makes you sound a bit like an old timer.
Come over here and let me box your ear! Mind you, watch the cane! I
paid good money for that back in ought 8 or so..
> But, as I understand from posts on
>the NG, proficient and having attention to detail in the photographic and
>graphics industry.
Hmm.. lookin up my Deja, huh? you young whippersnapper! :)
>John Ro
>Downing One more
Cheers! Next one's on me..
TC
>On Wed, 05 Jan 2000 08:46:43 GMT, "John Ro" <jro...@san.rr.com>
>wrote:
>
>>TC wrote:
>>
>>>John Ro wrote:
>>>>TECHLAB wrote:
>>>>
>>>>> drunks who considered White Castle to high class for their tastes.
>>>>> (And White castle was the place you dared anyone to eat at sober.
>>>>> Everyone laughed, yet nobody took up the challenge. :)
>>>>
>>>>I think my Mom has been withholding stories about that side of her
visits
>>>to
>>>>White Castle in Ohio when she was a teenager.
>>>
>>>
>>
>>Great name! Murderburger is a nickname from the customers? It's not
listed
>>on the menu, is it?
>
>Heck, no. Neither is the name "Belly Bombers", but that's often what
>they are called.
>
>They're tiny little burgers. Get a sack of 10, because that probably
>equals one decent cheeseburger. (in mass only) But don't plan on
>going anywhere for a while. You need to stay close to porcelain, as
>you'll be back to your original weight in no time at all.. (if you
>catch my meaning)
When I was a kid I could eat a sackful with no problem at all. Adults just
can't handle them. I still think they taste great taken in extreme
moderation. Of course, it's been years since I had any because they ain't
here in TX.
>>>Remember - that which does not kill you will make you strong.
>
>White Castle customers must be superhuman then.
cast iron stomachs
TC
TC
>
>"TC" <yew...@ix.REMOVE.netcom.com> wrote in message
>news:84us3f$2bb$1...@nntp2.atl.mindspring.net...
>
visits
>> to
>> >White Castle in Ohio when she was a teenager.
>>
>>
>> HEY!!! White Castle Rocks!!!! Do not diss the murderburger!
>
Ah, the memories <G>
>> Remember - that which does not kill you will make you strong.
>
>Better than metamucil....
Cleans you right out.
TC
John Ro
<snipper>
>>><TECHLAB wrote:>
>><John Ro wrote:>
>>> Oh. Sorry. I'm going back further than the word 'taco' being known by
>>> most people in the US. Jack in The Box had burgers, shakes and fries.
>>> Put it this way..at this time, McDonald's was still using "Over 2
>>> Million Served" at the bottom of their signs. ( not billions.)
>>> (They never said how many digested, but that's another thread)
>>
>>Makes you sound a bit like an old timer.
>
>Come over here and let me box your ear! Mind you, watch the cane! I
>paid good money for that back in ought 8 or so..
>
>> But, as I understand from posts on
>>the NG, proficient and having attention to detail in the photographic and
>>graphics industry.
>
>Hmm.. lookin up my Deja, huh? you young whippersnapper! :)
I actually look up people's stuff there sometimes. I didn't this time, but
I noticed the post by Shammie about how the appearance and placement of
Picard and Riker looks so real in her Christmas card.
John Ro
One North Pole Lane
TiredGamer
>> Great name! Murderburger is a nickname from the customers?
>> It's not listed on the menu, is it?
> Heck, no. Neither is the name "Belly Bombers", but that's often what
> they are called.
> They're tiny little burgers. Get a sack of 10, because that probably
> equals one decent cheeseburger. (in mass only) But don't plan on
> going anywhere for a while. You need to stay close to porcelain, as
> you'll be back to your original weight in no time at all.. (if you
> catch my meaning)
Hmm.. this sounds strangely similar to Krystal's...
TEC...@photo-rescue.com
wrote:
>
>I actually look up people's stuff there sometimes. I didn't this time, but
>I noticed the post by Shammie about how the appearance and placement of
>Picard and Riker looks so real in her Christmas card.
Actually, the credit for that goes to her. That work was all done
before I even saw the picture. I just cleaned up some lines and glare
before making it into a greeting card.
>John Ro
>One North Pole Lane
..and where would that be located?
Cherry Pie
>Jack In The Box fast food restaurant is not big in the East yet, it
only
>recently opened in North Carolina and Tennessee (Mic?). But it's big
in the
>West (Wave?) and Pacific Coast
Well, when I lived in the US, in the 70's, we had Jack in the Box around
and we lived in the East, I can't remember what states the Jack in the
Box's were in, but at a guess I'd say Virginia, Maryland and even
perhaps Pennsylvania.
John Ro
Sounds like you go back a more than a few years, like me. I guess they had
some problems that some of the regs mentioned and pulled out of the East
after you left. Now they're returning, with big fanfare, not that I'm
promoting most of the stuff on their menu.
John Ro
*One*c upon a time.