TGIFfunnies 8/28/26 EDITION: Food For Thought

Posted by Olduglycarl 1 week, 2 days ago to Humor

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A $3.14 tip is required . . . .

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Posted by allosaur 1 week, 2 days ago

Like what is called "the American pancake," Aunt Jemima was the invention (if not is) a freed slave named Nancy Green~~not a slur "cooked up" (forgive the pun) by segregationists as libtards trained us to believe.
https://abcnews.com/US/untold-story-r...
Here also is the real story about Uncle Ben. Me dino born during 1947 grew up in Deep South Alabama since age 4.
Neither of these characters all that time seen on grocery store boxes ever struck me dino as a slur against black people.
Strikes me from reading the included article about Uncle Ben that the murder of George Floyd got "panties in a wad" for a bunch of grown men.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ben%27s...
My well-to-do father often hired a black maid named Nell Smith.
She did some cooking, house cleaning and and a lot of baby sitter for me and four younger brothers who just plain loved her.
Her presence in our home spanned both George Wallace styled segregation and beyond all that crap.

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  Posted by Olduglycarl 1 week, 2 days ago
  
  AMERICA has an Aunt Jemima and an Uncle Ben, they were family . . . .
  
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  Posted by Suzanne43 1 week, 2 days ago
  
  Well said.
  
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  Posted by mccannon01 5 days, 22 hours ago
  
  ...and the Land-O-Lakes Indian girl got thrown under the bus, too. Bummer!
  
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    Posted by allosaur 5 days, 19 hours ago
    
    And as ironically so much for the sacred lib cow of diversity for a viewing American public.
    
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Posted by Suzanne43 1 week, 2 days ago

I laughed at the last one. I always wondered why my math teachers wanted me to memorize 3.14. Now I know why.

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  Posted by Olduglycarl 1 week, 2 days ago
  
  LMAO
  
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Posted by mccannon01 1 week, 1 day ago

A very delightful set this week, OUC! Thank you! I know the golden in the first one has to be my son's dog. She knows how to delete a cookie in a split second, LOL. Hey, I've had those corn dogs - yummy! I'll be looking for faces in my Guinness or IPA. Oh, the racing pie is awesome, LOL!

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Posted by kddr22 1 week, 1 day ago

PI, bananas dating and dog tech support. great!

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  Posted by allosaur 1 week, 1 day ago
  
  Out of sight~~out of mind!
  During all those years that I was a state corrections officer (what prison guards are told to call themselves) at a combined maximum and a medium security Alabama prison, it never occurred to me why unpeeled bananas were never served.
  
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Posted by JakeOrilley 1 week, 2 days ago

These are all very good, OGC - a couple laugh out loud...
The doggies in the first one..
Follow us for more recipes...
No way can I leave that smile!...

And of course - the pumpkin Pie decoration! All the guys will love that one!

Thanks OGC

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  Posted by Suzanne43 1 week, 2 days ago
  
  I thought that the pumpkin pie was really funny, and as a woman, I appreciated it, too.
  
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    Posted by jdg 6 days, 10 hours ago
    
    It would be funnier if the car were "doing" actual donuts.
    
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    Posted by Olduglycarl 1 week, 2 days ago
    
    My new fun toy, a Mini Cooper, would have to do that with it's Front Tires, This little girl is no slouch, first time out she did 120 in the quarter mile . . . .
    
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      Posted by JakeOrilley 1 week, 2 days ago
      
      The '69 Jag cannot get to 120 in a quarter mile, but its top end.......is VERY nice.....
      
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        Posted by Olduglycarl 1 week, 2 days ago
        
        With "Flock" cams on the hyway and everywhere else, haven't had a chance to see how close to 160 it will get. There is no mention of governors anywhere.
        I'll have to find out at Lime Rock raceway.
        
        I didn't buy it to go fast, but it does, so why not go for it?
        It's on my bucket list
        
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        Posted by JakeOrilley 1 week, 1 day ago
        
        Back when I was young(er) on an open road had the Jag to an indicated 140 - and had pedal left, but the car was floating - seemed like it was only touching the road every once in a while.....
        
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        Posted by Olduglycarl 1 week, 1 day ago
        
        My Z car was the same way, front end got light at 130, had to put on an air foil.
        The mini has an airdam style lower front end with an extension under that. At speed it sucks the front end down.
        
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        Posted by JakeOrilley 1 week, 1 day ago
        
        "Getting light" is the best way to describe the Jag - did not modify it at all but always thought that with that straight 6 4.2L going up the front it would have stayed on the road. And it really held well to the road - until about 120 or so... And then the grip just seemed to go away.
        Handling at that point got .... interesting. But up to that point you felt you had total control.
        
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        Posted by Olduglycarl 1 week, 1 day ago
        
        Tire tech is a lot better these days, 200 mile per hour plus grippy tires are found on the Mustang GTD and other hyper cars.
        I ran Michelins on the z with koni shocks and 1 inch stabilizer bars.
        The mini needs that with much bigger brake rotors inside the 17 inch wheels.
        
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        Posted by 73SHARK 1 week ago
        
        Grippy tires won't help when the front end gets lite. Zora Duntov once said that the '63 Corvette had just enough lift to be a bad airplane. ]i[
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        Posted by JakeOrilley 6 days, 16 hours ago
        
        THAT is an apt simile! Well said '73.....
        
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        Posted by JakeOrilley 1 week ago
        
        My Jag is old school - I still run the bias ply....
        
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        Posted by JakeOrilley 1 week ago
        
        Looking at it you would think it just came off of the showroom....
        
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        Posted by Olduglycarl 1 week ago
        
        Convertible or
        hardtop?
        
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        Posted by JakeOrilley 6 days, 16 hours ago
        
        Convertible
        
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        Posted by 73SHARK 1 week ago
        
        There's a website that gives the location of the cameras. Not sure if it's just Flock or all brands
        Just Google it.
        
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        Posted by JakeOrilley 1 week, 1 day ago
        
        The Flock cameras - there is only one way out of town where the cameras do not capture the plate. And it is not a straight line. But there is only one '69 Jag for several counties, and even more counties when it is a red one....so would not be too hard to find!
        
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    Posted by JakeOrilley 1 week, 2 days ago
    
    Suzanne, was not saying that it would be unappreciated by the women - And it was just a hoot! I always make two pumpkin pies for Thanksgiving, and I know how one of them is going to be presented to the table!!
    
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      Posted by Suzanne43 1 week, 2 days ago
      
      And everyone will love it. Hope that we in The Gulch can see a picture of it.
      
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        Posted by JakeOrilley 1 week, 1 day ago
        
        Can make that happen!!
        
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        Posted by Suzanne43 1 week, 1 day ago
        
        Something to look forward to.
        
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      Posted by Olduglycarl 1 week, 2 days ago
      
      What car are you gona use?
      
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        Posted by JakeOrilley 1 week, 2 days ago
        
        OK - as much as I would like to use a 60's muscle car, am going to go with one of the ones in my garage - 1969 Jaguar XKE 4.2 straight 6 - and the original carbs and exhaust. Will have to have both pipes kicking out the trim......
        
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Posted by JakeOrilley 1 week, 2 days ago

You started this one with a BANG OGC - the doggies in the first one - I am still laughing at that!

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Posted by freedomforall 1 week, 2 days ago

Thank you, OUC! 👍

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Posted by fairbro 1 week ago

Okay. I get "the car in the pie" one now. The key word to make the mental association was "childish", as I remember an older teen "doing doughnuts" or "cutting cookies" in the empty, grassy local stadium parking lot. Being of engineering mindset, i asked myself "What is the purpose of this?"

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  Posted by Olduglycarl 1 week ago
  
  Using up the last bit of tread before buying new or, perhaps, making homemade racing slicks! or even, "Stress testing" the mechanicals!!!
  
  (goto admit, those are GREAT Answers . . .)
  
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Posted by fairbro 1 week ago

The "corn dog" reminds me "Three Dog Night" is playing at a venue in Kansas soon. One of the original players too!

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  Posted by 73SHARK 1 week ago
  
  Reminds me of how cold it got and you had to sleep with 3 dogs to keep from freezing to death. I least that's what I heard.
  
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TGIFfunnies 8/28/26 EDITION: Food For Thought

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