Who on earth would name a grocery store.......

[inthecorneroverhere]

Ralph's?

Sounds like an offering to the Porcelain God.

Oh yeah - they're on strike. Another reason to keep one's stomach contents intact by going to Trader Joes or the farmers market or whatever.

:silly:

[Skittles]

1. who had/has an Uncle Ralph???

ME, ME

[alwynsw]

4. I have a cousin

Ralph!

[Ohio Dem]

7. Me too.

Hell of a good guy.

[WillParkinson]

14. Mimi?

Like the Drew Carey Mimi?

I have an Uncle Ralph. I also work with a Ralf.

[billbuckhead]

2. Lake Wobegone has "Ralph's Pretty Good Grocery"

The there's "Ralph" Nadir.

[brainshrub]

3. How about Harris Teeter?

We all call 'em "Harry Peter"s

[Xandor]

5. And how about Piggly Wiggly?!?!

[radwriter0555]

15. I was gonna SAY that! I mean RALPH is a guy, right? You all southerners

shop at a store that's a WIGGLING PIG.

Oy.

[jburton]

6. I like Henry E. Butt's

a chain in texas that wisely calls itself HEB

but they take my check when I write "Butt's Grocery"

:smile:

[DBoon]

8. My dog likes it

When I ask him where to buy kibble, he says "Ralph!"

[Pert_UK]

9. There's one at Swiss Cottage called "The Cage of Burak".....

Always makes me think of a Star Trek episode - Star Trek V, The Cage of Burak!

Swiss Cottage London, in case you were wondering.

P.

[7th_Sephiroth]

10. food n drink

or Food n booze

[eauclaireliberal]

11. On the south side of Milwaukee

On the south side of Milwaukee, there is a small butcher shop called Becher Street Meat Market. It was renamed because the neighborhood residents didn't like the original name, Becher Meat.

[Punkingal]

12. Trader Joe's......

isn't that just the BEST grocery store ever? I always liked Mrs. Gooch's when we lived in Santa Monica. Someone told me they were bought out by someone.

[trigz]

13. Studying in Coventry, UK, I lived for two years on a street called

"The Butts". I kid you not.

[dbt]

16. Once again, Arkansas tops 'em all!

Several years ago, there was a small chain here called

The Mad Butcher.

Yes, their mascot was a wild-eyed, frizzy-haired type dressed in a spattered smock, hoisting a meat cleaver. Each TV commercial ended with Eville Laughter, a la Vincent Price.

:evilgrin:
dbt

[bif]

17. How about "The Big BM?"

It was a grocery store near here. How's that for a name? It was short for Bob's Market.