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   Theodora_D. | Nov 08, 2001 05:50am | #1

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   Biscuitville.

   Durham.

   Country ham and cheese.

   Best enjoyed in minor quantities, as a treat, every couple of months. My husband has a serious relationship with the country fried steak biscuits with lots of mustard

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   Thomas_Cummings | Nov 08, 2001 05:55am | #2

   *The cajun chicken filet bicuits made me the man I am today.....270#! :<(

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   Theodora_D. | Nov 08, 2001 05:57am | #3

   *Cholesterol or weight? With Biscuitville, could easily be both.

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   Thomas_Cummings | Nov 08, 2001 06:01am | #4

   *Weight is 270, cholesterol is 911! Add boots, carharts and framing tool belt and the total is around 320#........must remember to stand directly over joist or rafter :<O

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   Theodora_D. | Nov 08, 2001 07:57am | #5

   *Well, I suppose chicken has protein!

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   Alan_Ray | Nov 08, 2001 05:42pm | #6

   *BoJangles just opened here. Thank you, thank you, thank you. I can ship you some and a sack of White Castles too.life is good

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   Thomas_Cummings | Nov 08, 2001 09:58pm | #7

   *Alan, The check is in the mail! ;<)Thomas

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   Alan_Ray | Nov 09, 2001 12:51am | #8

   *Thomas - first round is on me.

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   Thomas_Cummings | Nov 09, 2001 12:51am | #9

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   Since I have lived on both sides of the Mason-Dixon Line and have also worshipped at the Krispy Kreme altar, are the any boomerangers back up North (having bailed the midwest in the seventies, 15% unemployment) that miss BoJangles Chicken and Biscuits as bad as I do? Whenever we travel back to North Carolina, my father in law picks us up at Douglas International-Charlotte and heads straight for BoJangles without a prompt. By the time our visit is over (I sneak out for a "hit" everyday) I never want to see that food again. Sure wish they could beam me up a plate right now, though!

   Thomas