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Re: Waaay O.T. - Pickled eggs


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Posted by Dell (WA) on January 15, 2015 at 19:52:24 from (71.212.42.249):

In Reply to: Waaay O.T. - Pickled eggs posted by PJH on January 15, 2015 at 17:51:58:

PJH.......in the OLD days of 5-cent beer, there was ALWAYS a jar of purple pickled eggs on the bar. And then there were Rocky Mountain Oysters.

I was flying fer Boeing and we were flying outta Glasgow Mt. testing a NEW Rolls-Royce jet engine. Fly all week and Sunday, but would NOT fly on Monday (Memorial day ...ie... triple time, frown) So I took some of the Rolls-Royce engrs on a sight-seeing trip. Stopped atta crossroads bar, you know the type with cut-glass mirror and sawdust on the floor. Hadda chalk board menu, hamburgers, fish'n'chips, Rocky Mt oysters. Try as I might, I could NOT gitt them Rolls-Royce engr's to sample them culinary delights. So ol'showoff ordered a plate. 2-breaded mounds of sumptin' and french fries. Came home Friday and my wife left Saturday fer a convention. Guess what? they worked. Hadda son. I would later brag to my 2-brothers-in-laws who had 'nuttin' but girls. One claimed they weren't cooked long enuff. Jealous, eh? .......Dell


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