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   Margueritem said, 13 days ago

   Oooo, that’s real nice…. mind if I don’t join you?

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   ejcapulet said, 13 days ago

   I love what’s on TV in the second panel!

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   big G 3469 said, 13 days ago

   The key is at the EZ chair on the right hand side.

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   FishStix said, 13 days ago

   I’ve always wondered why… now I know!

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   dalemize said, 13 days ago

   Actually, in a larger version you can see that the key is on the side of the door.

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   LostinThot said, 13 days ago

   Julie Larson is so clever

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   cleokaya said, 13 days ago

   I am so glad that they are not my neighbors. LOL

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   Joe Allen Doty said, 13 days ago

   The key is on the edge of the door below the lock fixture.

   A woman taking pride in her appearanc would never wear curlers in public.

   I don’t remember ever seeing a woman with curlers in her hair who was shopping in the aisles at Walmart. (It’s okay to omit the hyphen.) But, one can see curlers in woman’s hair inside of the beauty salon at the front of the building where I go.

   One doesn’t have to dress up nice to eat at a Cracker Barrel Restaurant.

   I have only been to one once and that was in Tulsa. I had better home-style food which I cooked myself.

   I have known others who weren’t impressed with the food or service either.

   My father always referred to the piece of furniture which we called a buffet table as a “sideboard.”

   In March 1981, when I was in Huntsville, Alabama, I was told by a member of Ed’s family about a good place to eat that had a buffet.

   But, when I got to the restaurant, they called the buffet a “sideboard.” What I ate there was really home-style cooked food and it was great, too.

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   Margueritem said, 13 days ago

   Went to a Cracker Barrel for the first time last year, and was very unimpressed….

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    grapfhics said, 12 days ago

    Some places refer to their buffets as the groaning board.