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Current Events => The DUmpster => Topic started by: Tess Anderson on May 31, 2016, 08:32:08 PM
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http://www.democraticunderground.com/1018869655
Dining in small town Indiana (pics).
We took a short journey to Cambridge City, Indiana to go to one of my wife's favorite diners today: Lumpy's. Lunch for two came to $11.88 plus tip. My wife claims they have the best pork tenderloin sandwiches in the area.
BTW, imgur.com is the funk. I just started using that site for photo hosting after getting fed up with photobucket. Somebody suggested it to me here a while ago. I wish I would have made the switch sooner. I'll probably post a lot more pictures now.
the last picture is the keeper.
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http://www.democraticunderground.com/1018869655
the last picture is the keeper.
Yes, it is a keeper, as in he should have kept it to himself.
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My eyes!!!
What do you suppose the DUmmy Tobin tipped on an $11.88 tab? I would guess $1. Plus a note encouraging the server to lobby for $15 an hour.
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My eyes!!!
What do you suppose the DUmmy Tobin tipped on an $11.88 tab? I would guess $1. Plus a note encouraging the server to lobby for $15 an hour.
I've always considered 15% as just a guideline. I think I tip closer to the 20-25% range.
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Yes, it is a keeper, as in he should have kept it to himself.
Ol' Tobin looks like 300 pounds of fried potatoes, in overalls.
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My eyes!!!
What do you suppose the DUmmy Tobin tipped on an $11.88 tab? I would guess $1. Plus a note encouraging the server to lobby for $15 an hour.
He probably rounded it up to $12, told the server to keep the change and left there thinking he left a big tip.
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I've always considered 15% as just a guideline. I think I tip closer to the 20-25% range.
I do the same. Was referring to the DUmmy.
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He probably rounded it up to $12, told the server to keep the change and left there thinking he left a big tip.
My guess would be no tip but a heart warming story about dementia and his last meal. So she has that going for her. :-)
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My guess would be no tip but a heart warming story about dementia and his last meal. So she has that going for her. :-)
You sure you ain't got Tobin confused with OS? :confused: :whistling:
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You sure you ain't got Tobin confused with OS? :confused: :whistling:
When they get to a certain size, they all start looking the same
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You sure you ain't got Tobin confused with OS? :confused: :whistling:
Yep, I screwed the pooch on that one. :thatsright:
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Yep, I screwed the pooch on that one. :thatsright:
It's easy to confuse one obese DUmmie with another and one with a degenerate brain disease and one that is just liberally mentally deficient.
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Looks like the group home had an outing.
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Why do all of the primitives talk to the Tobin primitive like it is eight years old?
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Why do all of the primitives talk to the Tobin primitive like it is eight years old?
They know him.
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I've been thru rural Indiana in a previous job and ya know... those little hole in the wall diners out there have the best food in my opinion. Good portions too. Decent price. Great service. I suspect they served generous portions and that is why Tubbs posted it. He likes to eat. Nothing wrong with that. Gave the local owner some free advertising.
I ain't gonna bust his chops over this one.
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I've been thru rural Indiana in a previous job and ya know... those little hole in the wall diners out there have the best food in my opinion. Good portions too. Decent price. Great service. I suspect they served generous portions and that is why Tubbs posted it. He likes to eat. Nothing wrong with that. Gave the local owner some free advertising.
I ain't gonna bust his chops over this one.
I'm more interested on how Tobin fit through the door into the diner than anything else.
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I'm more interested on how Tobin fit through the door into the diner than anything else.
I once ate at a roadhouse near Lake Arkabutla, MS that had a roll-up garage door in the front. Maybe that roadhouse in Indiana has the same.
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I once ate at a roadhouse near Lake Arkabutla, MS that had a roll-up garage door in the front. Maybe that roadhouse in Indiana has the same.
Along with curb service provided with a fork lift.
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I'm more interested on how Tobin fit through the door into the diner than anything else.
:lol: :lol:
OK BH you got me there... made me LOL!!!! H5!
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:lol: :lol:
OK BH you got me there... made me LOL!!!! H5!
Tobin reminds me of an old Far Side cartoon that I can't find anywhere.
The caption was that the bellhop didn't last past his first day on his new job. The cartoon was of an enormous hogbeast bellhop stuffed into an elevator all by himself, while telling a person waiting outside "Sorry sir, full up."
That's Tobin squeezing into a diner in a nutshell.