Seen in Print

[MurphOnMillerAve]

I'll bet a person thinks twice before scramblin' those babies (!)

I'm thinking they'd go good with some andouille and/or chorizo sausages,

Kindof a cross-species breakfast, then, there, eh? Or would that be cross-phylum?

[Rufus T. Firefly]

I'll bet a person thinks twice before scramblin' those babies (!)

I'm thinking they'd go good with some andouille and/or chorizo sausages,

Kindof a cross-species breakfast, then, there, eh? Or would that be cross-phylum?

Well, think bacon & eggs.......

[robert.]

[MurphOnMillerAve]

Oh yeah, "No stir" all right, unless you want to oil-treat your counter-top, huh.

[rogruth]

Good to see that it is 90% peanuts.
I wonder what that other 10% is?

I also wonder if that packages content is seriously out of date?

[robert.]

the jar says best by 5/11/15. what will it look like in a week. the other 10% is sugar salt and palm oil. my wife said " dump the liquid out. that is all the calories." i was using it with coconut milk for thai noodles. i don't think it would have worked on bread. i bet it came from China.

[MurphOnMillerAve]

... the other 10% is sugar salt and palm oil. my wife said " dump the liquid out. that is all the calories." ...

I tried that with a couple of such products that had puddles of oil atop the peanut stuff when opened. I dumped the oil , and the result was a putty-like wad of gritty mystery-food that crushed crackers and ripped bread/toast when applied. Even jamming a spoon into it (which did bend a bit) only resulted in a pointless chew that made me feel foolish. So, I threw the peanut-putty away and figured it wasn't worth the calories nor the potential jam-up anyolways. Yup.

[Rufus T. Firefly]

[Rufus T. Firefly]

For a good night's rest............

[rogruth]

Rufus,

If it is for real, where is it located?

[Rufus T. Firefly]

Rufus,

If it is for real, where is it located?

521 N Main St, Tonopah, NV 89049

http://www.roadsideamerica.com/story/30298

[rogruth]

I need to know so I can avoid it.
I wouldn't be able to sleep. That would make me think of some of your clowns.

On the other hand, those are pretty low rates.

[Rufus T. Firefly]

I need to know so I can avoid it.
I wouldn't be able to sleep. That would make me think of some of your clowns.

"Spending the night in Tonopah's Clown Motel could qualify as a true test of courage. Not because of any accommodation shortcomings, but because it's full of clowns. There are clowns on the doors, shelves of clown dolls and collectibles in the lobby, clown paintings on the walls. And if you have a second floor room, you can look out from the balcony and see why the motel is so quiet -- and dark at night. It's the cemetery. The Clown Motel stands right next to Tonopah's dusty, unlit cemetery....."

On the other hand, those are pretty low rates.

[Rufus T. Firefly]

[robert.]