Fun fact: the most popular artificial meat flavor in certain Jewish american communities is bacon. Got to wonder how did it get its fame

I prefer the Italian Perchuto, yummy.
My brother-in-law's famous quote, spoken in front of my sister, is, "Bacon is better than sex." Pretty sure he slept on the couch that night dreaming of hickory-smoked goodness.gonz.0 wrote: Yeah, but without bacon, are you living? is it worth it?
kid wrote:Exchange, tempted to continue to LLM and then never leave, but...
Let's wait till winter before I say something foolish. Ith is around Chicago too?
I must make a home call.
But if we can't cross the line, how can we provide humanitarian relief to that side of the line?Heero wrote:[draws a line in the sand]
Chicago dough-sagna is not pizza.
Stay on your side of the line.
[/pointing at line]
You forgot the cheese. Bacon, egg and cheese on a toasted roll. Yumm indeed.Arianna wrote:Bacon , eggs and toast at least 4 times a week for breakfast . . . yummm
Hey, hey, HEY!! Listen my friend, Chicagoans can be very friendly! Especially for a big US cityZelknolf wrote:But if we can't cross the line, how can we provide humanitarian relief to that side of the line?Heero wrote:[draws a line in the sand]
Chicago dough-sagna is not pizza.
Stay on your side of the line.
[/pointing at line]
The poor people on the other side of the line; they've been melting cheese on cardboard for want of pizza. Their children are so malnourished that they can't even talk right. They say "How ya doin'" instead of "How are you?" and nobody smiles about anything.