Reader Dennis took this photo at a BW3 in Cincinnati, Ohio. He says:
Looks like the FDA is now in the business of causing Raw Tomato outbreaks. WATCH OUT KIDS, HERE COMES THE TOMATO OUTBREAK!!!!
I think only e. coli breakouts are worse than tomato breakouts.
The first sign of the outbreak is adding superfluous letters to existing words like “untill”.
Hmm, sort of reminds us of this.
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That rules. lol
So it was a conspiracy after all. That sudden and dangerously slippery wet floor was a revenge that the tomatoes set upon immediately after their outbreak!
@arsbadmojo: That’s odd… the reasons you don’t like it anymore are the reasons that we like it so much. Sport bar atmosphere, good food, and the two of us can usually get out of there for under $50 including the tip. That’s downright cheap for a sit down, full service restaurant with beer that doesn’t suck. The alternative is (here in SE Michigan) National Coney Island where it’s dirt cheap, but it feels like a cafeteria and they bring the bill with your food, and not all of them serve beer. The formulaic places (Chili’s, etc.) I can’t even tell apart. (Yeah, there’s Red Lobster, but in this area, people dress up to go there!)
This reminds me, it’s been far too long since I visited engrish.com.
@mizmoose: The guy who wrote “Attack of the Killer Tomatoes” is now the Superintendent of the Indiana Dunes. How weird is that? They had an article in the local paper about him recently and since this “tomato outbreak”, I wish they would talk to him again, just for the perspective.
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BW3: Mediocre wings, bad nachos, items served in paper dishes that really should be on real plates, and too, too noisy.
yay for cincinnati!
@Meg Marco: out of curiosity, did he say which one in cincinnati? my money is on the one in clifton, right by UC.
@danger_the_pirate
It was the one in Rookwood off Smith-Edwards Road.
You find this a lot in Miami. English grammar and spelling are subjective there.
My favorite was the special PUBLIX was running one summer on CHOCOLATE MOOSE!! Mmmmmmm … delicious!!
looks like there is an outbreak of college graduates working there as well