Ah Man....I missed free pancake day at IHOP!

[Debi]

:cry: this sucks!

http://www.snopes.com/inboxer/nothing/pancakes.asp

Hey all you Catholic DUers, live it up today, for tomorrow we fast.

d.

[EstimatedProphet]

1. Don't say I didn't remind you!

http://www.democraticunderground.com/discuss/duboard.php?az=view_all&address=105x4814021

It was yummy!

[Debi]

4. Arrrggghhhh;

That's what I get for not spending every waking moment on DU!

Tonight we'll be dining on shrimp cooked with green and yellow peppers, red onion and tomatoes over a bed of rice. But man am I hungry right now....

[Spacemom]

2. I took my boys this morning

You wouldn't believe how excited they were to get free pancakes.

It's so easy to make 'em happy when they're young. ;)

Yummy. :)

[Debi]

5. Would have made me happy! n/t

[deadparrot]

3. If my pissant little college town had an IHOP,

I woulda been there. :(

[Debi]

6. Sorry for you, but at least I have someone to suffer with me! n/t

[deadparrot]

10. It's OK.

Next year, I might have to consider a road trip to St. Louis for Mardi Gras (and pancakes). :hi:

[Tyrone Slothrop]

7. If my pissant little NYC had an IHOP,

I woulda been there...

[SmileyBoy]

9. My city has an IHOP...

But I didn't even know about this offer.

Damn, I'm stupid.

[Sequoia]

8. I found your post very funny for some reason.

I missed out too, rats!



Paul's axemen ate so many flap-jacks they couldn't supply the demand. Ole, the Blacksmith, made a griddle so large you couldn't see across it when the smoke was thick. Sourdough Sam had fifty men with pork rinds tied to their feet skating around the griddle to grease it. The batter was mixed in large barrels and it took a strong cook just to turn the flapjacks, let alone get them to the table.

http://paulbunyantrail.com/page16.html

[Debi]

11. Hey! My family eats at the Paul Bunyan restaurant

in Minocqua when they go on vacation! I haven't been there in years :cry: just one more reason for me to be sad. :hi:


http://www.paulbunyans.com/minocqua.htm

[Sequoia]

12. Cool.

I just love the tale of Paul Bunyan. Some of the yarns are so far fetched and really cool. I like the one where the lumberjacks words are frozen and when spring sets in all you could hear was chatter. And the day it was so cold the coffe froze hot. I did a search on my library and found an old 1952 copy. The real book, not the kid's version. I think so anyway.