Nick87
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Gerald Martin
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Moscow mule…. 
Mmmm
Mmmm
Nick87
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Golden corral. Pretty sure that is as close to experiencing being a steer in a feed lot as one could get.
Hit the one in Anchorage before taking the redeye flight home. Figured a full belly was going to make it through til we got back home.
EYJONAS!
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Applebee's......
Big Slick
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Ginger Ale & Crown is delicious….
Hunting Wife
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There is actually data that ginger can be effective against nausea. When we fly easements, some people swear that ginger chews work better than medication for them. I hate ginger and it doesn’t seem to work that well for me. Probably depends somewhat on the individual.
If you don’t like ginger ale, Sprite is probably pretty similar. Unless you had LJS before you got on the plane…then there’s no help for you.
Had a lot of Sizzler work lunches when I lived near Idaho falls. Honestly I kinda loved (and miss) the salad bar
Corn king 60
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I’ll drink it a couple of times a year. I think it’s better as a mixer.
my bride likes LJS chicken, maybe get to one twice a year,but haven’t been in one since before Covid as the one in our area doesn’t have enough staff to do anything but drive through. No thanks
my bride likes LJS chicken, maybe get to one twice a year,but haven’t been in one since before Covid as the one in our area doesn’t have enough staff to do anything but drive through. No thanks
Some of the Kentucky guys will probably mention Ale 8.
I sometimes I drink ginger ale on a plane, can't explain why.
I also make drinks at home with ginger ale, mostly summer time.
Long John Silver's: probably been +30yrs since I've ate there, we still have them around today.
I sometimes I drink ginger ale on a plane, can't explain why.
I also make drinks at home with ginger ale, mostly summer time.
Long John Silver's: probably been +30yrs since I've ate there, we still have them around today.
BackofBeyond
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There’s almost always a couple cans of ginger ale in our grave fridge, and I love it.
It’s good when I want something cold, but not something super sweet.
I don’t think I’ve ever been to a LJS or Sizzler. Starting to winder if I’m missing out.
It’s good when I want something cold, but not something super sweet.
I don’t think I’ve ever been to a LJS or Sizzler. Starting to winder if I’m missing out.
Cheesehead
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So I have this weird thing about LJS. It’s a game of Russian roulette with 5 cartridges instead of 1.
I get an insane craving for it once every one or two years. It is greasy, delicious, and disgusting. I gorge myself and by the laws of LJS roulette I usually throw up afterwards. At least 2/3 of the time it happens. This has gone on for years. Cravings hit a year ago and I saw that they had merged with a Taco Bell and I knew it would come back up but it happened anyways.
I grew up in southern Missouri and there you’d always ask for the ‘crumbles’, ‘crumblies’, or ‘cracklings’ which were the fried leftover bits. We would dip them in tartar sauce and eat them while silently telling our cardiac system ‘eff you’.
Ginger ale is delicious
And I’m coming to shoot your forkies before the end of the year, Montana.
I get an insane craving for it once every one or two years. It is greasy, delicious, and disgusting. I gorge myself and by the laws of LJS roulette I usually throw up afterwards. At least 2/3 of the time it happens. This has gone on for years. Cravings hit a year ago and I saw that they had merged with a Taco Bell and I knew it would come back up but it happened anyways.
I grew up in southern Missouri and there you’d always ask for the ‘crumbles’, ‘crumblies’, or ‘cracklings’ which were the fried leftover bits. We would dip them in tartar sauce and eat them while silently telling our cardiac system ‘eff you’.
Ginger ale is delicious
And I’m coming to shoot your forkies before the end of the year, Montana.
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Hem
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I grew up with ginger ale.
My daughter drinks ginger ale.
So acceptable by Boomers and Gen Z.
What be the problem with you tweeners?
My daughter drinks ginger ale.
So acceptable by Boomers and Gen Z.
What be the problem with you tweeners?
DouglasR
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Same
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I am not too refined for Sizzler that’s for sure. I vividly remember Sizzler TV commercials too. There was a solid couple years in the 90’s when my parents go-to places “out” we’re Sizzler and TCBY. It was an era.
Nick87
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Is tgif restaraunt still a thing?
westbranch
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My wife likes to buy ginger beer. I enjoy a splash with a cocktail or even a NA cocktail with some soda water. Regular ginger ale or ginger beer is too sweet for me.
Lasiocarpa
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I like ginger ale and now that I think about it I only ever drink it on planes...
I should buy one next time I'm at the store to see if its any good on the ground
I should buy one next time I'm at the store to see if its any good on the ground
fishing4sanity
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Ginger Ale 
Long John Silvers
Ginger Ale at a LJS
(don't think it's an option)
Long John Silvers
Ginger Ale at a LJS
(don't think it's an option)
Southern Elk
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My wife has always liked Shoney’s. I never understood that, but we used to always eat there when she had a craving for it. You don’t see many of them anymore and it’s been a long time since we ate at one.
