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Brad Miller
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Mike Blakesley
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I like those pictures of Britney. Her maternal glow is showing through her usual ditziness and sluttiness.

Seriously, why does the press have to follow her around whenever she so much as takes a crap? I just don't get it.

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Mike Heenan
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She looked really really good I was surprised. Yeah the paparazzi fellows were a hoot to watch, having finally seen them in action, I can't understand it either.

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Sam Graham
AKA: "The Evil Sam Graham". Wackiness ensues.

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While I was posting this, my wife walked by and saw Brad's "Blonde" post. Her thought: "I don't get it."

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I might have eaten here, but the owner's such an ass...

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Joe Redifer
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WTF is a gyro? I don't think I would feel comfortable eating a gyroscope.

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Brian Michael Weidemann
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Don't get out much, do you Joe? [Razz]

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Joe Redifer
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I don't get out to the parts of the country which have things called "Gyros". I assume you can only find gyros in Hicksville or trailer parks (and surrounding areas).

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Mark Gulbrandsen
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Joe, You will find GYROS where there are Greeks. And there are Greeks in Denver..... Nasty looking stuff while its on the spit cooking if you ask me... lots-o-grease dripping out and stuff [puke] . I won't eat it. It HAS to be bad for you......

Mark

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Rachel Craven
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Gyros are yummy! And for the record, I live no where near hicksville! Gyros are also found anywhere there are Italians, and where I'm from there are many MANY Italians.

I've seen Gyros where I live now in MA, where I used to live in MA (complete other side of the state), and I also saw them out in WI. They're around.

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Joe Redifer
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So what is a gyro?

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Adam Wilbert
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meat + salad stuff + pita bread

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Mark Gulbrandsen
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[puke] If you saw the meat-a-cookn away no one here would even go near it...... Come to think of it this might not be meat.... but it does resemble Soylent Green somewhat.

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Joe Redifer
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That looks freakin' nasty. I do not approve.

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Brian Michael Weidemann
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Meat + salad stuff + pita bread ... known to most other Americans as a "[Whatever] Wrap®". Fancy names will just confuse us. [Big Grin]

Now, it's this "Phillies" thing that gets me ... it's got to be some horse meat something, right? [Wink] haha [Cool]

I'd be weary just eating at a place with its mascot being the backside of a claymation gorilla.

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Tim Reed
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Hey, Gyros (YEH-ros) are great! You can find them in little hick towns like New York, Boston, and Chicago.

I lika de sauce!

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