How long do you have to live somewhere to be considered a part of that place? Hundreds of years is not enough? I’ve lived in Maine 12 years but will never be considered a part of Maine. As soon locals find out I’m a transpant, I get ignored. Don’t do the same thing to a whole country!
I lived in Maine for 12 years, compliments of the USAF. Here are the rules: 6 months to be a resident, 6 years to be a native, 6 generations to be a local.
Everything in balance and moderation means that you can enjoy that heart attack burger, once in awhile. Overindulgence has become the American norm, the seven deadly sins have a point to make. One might say that no one makes it out of this world alive, so you might as well have a good time, when you can.
There’s a place called the “Heart Attack Grill” here in Vegas where you can get a double, triple or quadruple bypass burger (2, 3 or 4 patties). They offer a free meal to anyone who weighs over 350 pounds (they have to get on a very public scale in the middle of the restauarant). We’ve been there once, and the food is excellent. They have also carried at least two patrons out on ambulance stretchers in the almost 3 years we have lived here.
I’ll have the heart attack special with fries on the side and a doggy bag……Oh! and here’s a note from my cardiologist….and a note from my psychiatrist …..what Doctor Bugs isn’t real? That’s not what the voices in my head told me….now where’s my order? the men are waiting outside with my straight….I mean “dinner” jacket.
keenanthelibrarian over 10 years ago
Seems like a basic requirement for a waiter.
Varnes over 10 years ago
“Hey, I’m a genuine American…Must be the place for me..” the little voice says…..
Ida No over 10 years ago
Is that the voice that asks if a defibrillator is the thing you pour the grease into for frying?
woodworker318 over 10 years ago
There are no genuine Americans. They all immigrated from some were else.
Kali39 over 10 years ago
There’s a place called the Heart Attack Grill that could really use one of those…
AlnicoV over 10 years ago
Why would I not be in the least bit surprised if that place turned out to be real.
watmiwori over 10 years ago
And our fries are to die for!
watmiwori over 10 years ago
Oy, gevaldt!
Alex Morales over 10 years ago
They do have a medical themed high calorie hamburger joint in Las Vegas on Fremont Street… The Heart Attack Grill… :) … go to heartattackgrill.com lol
puddlesplatt over 10 years ago
Well maybe Indians…but who really knows?
Aaberon over 10 years ago
In search of Good Old-fashioned Bar Food!!!!! We were just talking about that yesterday: It’s our mission for this summer.
Zanere over 10 years ago
I loves hearin’ ma arteries craklin….
Packratjohn Premium Member over 10 years ago
Across the street from Heimlich’s Hamburger Heaven.
Reppr Premium Member over 10 years ago
One Monte Christo, please…with cheese sauce and sour cream
dabugger over 10 years ago
Diabetic treats…..
Defective Premium Member over 10 years ago
How long do you have to live somewhere to be considered a part of that place? Hundreds of years is not enough? I’ve lived in Maine 12 years but will never be considered a part of Maine. As soon locals find out I’m a transpant, I get ignored. Don’t do the same thing to a whole country!
Gokie5 over 10 years ago
Mr. Creosote comes to mind . . .
FlatheadFord over 10 years ago
I lived in Maine for 12 years, compliments of the USAF. Here are the rules: 6 months to be a resident, 6 years to be a native, 6 generations to be a local.
Melekalikimaka over 10 years ago
Everything in balance and moderation means that you can enjoy that heart attack burger, once in awhile. Overindulgence has become the American norm, the seven deadly sins have a point to make. One might say that no one makes it out of this world alive, so you might as well have a good time, when you can.
JanLC over 10 years ago
There’s a place called the “Heart Attack Grill” here in Vegas where you can get a double, triple or quadruple bypass burger (2, 3 or 4 patties). They offer a free meal to anyone who weighs over 350 pounds (they have to get on a very public scale in the middle of the restauarant). We’ve been there once, and the food is excellent. They have also carried at least two patrons out on ambulance stretchers in the almost 3 years we have lived here.
FlatheadFord over 10 years ago
Aye-yeah. Theah’s not a lot of Maine south of Potland, and north of Banga is occupied Canada.
gerald neal over 10 years ago
I’ll have the salad pls.
Sailor46 USN 65-95 over 10 years ago
Which one? I generally have at least three all the time. They have such fun sounding ideas, I often wonder why the ideas fail to work out better.
She Mc over 10 years ago
Being able to revive a customer might help when its tip time!
MsMistoffeles14 over 10 years ago
Hey, at least they’re honest!
primalcoach over 10 years ago
Now I’m hungry.
Caddy57 over 10 years ago
I’ll have the heart attack special with fries on the side and a doggy bag……Oh! and here’s a note from my cardiologist….and a note from my psychiatrist …..what Doctor Bugs isn’t real? That’s not what the voices in my head told me….now where’s my order? the men are waiting outside with my straight….I mean “dinner” jacket.
lindz.coop Premium Member over 10 years ago
Also so American — anything for a buck.
keenanthelibrarian over 10 years ago
I absolutely agree. And I hope you caught the irony in my original comment.
Stavco over 10 years ago
Cardiac Stomp Cafe
klunker rider over 10 years ago
LOL I thought I was the only person who knew that one