@heartbreakturnip: You reminded me of a one-night stand I had about ten years ago. We went back to her trailer and had a good time, but around 5am, she said "You have to go. I've got to get to work." I jokingly replied, "What, do you have to make the donuts?" - referencing the Dunkin Donuts slogan at the time. "No, you want want that smothered, covered, & chopped?" she said. I didn't realize it at the time, but I apparently have the distinction of being the only person on earth who ever slept with a Waffle House waitress.
Yeah, a Waffle House with the sign flickering weakly and the little assortment of syrup dispensers on the table which have not been clean since March 1968.
@scroll_lock: and one of them thar revolving cake display cases, displaying perhaps a blackforest cake that has also been sitting there, quite possibly since 1968?
@scroll_lock: Is this your passive-aggressive way of getting back at me for taking you to the Cracker Barrel in Murfreesboro on our first date? I picked up the tab AND bought you a wooden puzzle in the gift shoppe afterwards because I thought you really liked me, but then realized you probably just wanted a really fancy Sunday brunch with grits.
Perhaps I'm missing something here -- it's been known to happen -- but ... why pancakes? Is there some symbolism I'm missing? He has some personal, um, issues with them?
I'm pretty sure that tower at the right is Orthanc, Saruman's own citadel at Isengard. If this makes Nick Denton the White Wizard Saruman, I'm pretty sure that leaves Rupert Murdoch as the Dark Lord Sauron.
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"Just when you thought Pancake-themed political artist Dan Lacey couldn't top his Obama bear wrestling piece..."
I hope we can stop asking about the pancakes.
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And the pancakes look good too.
(And herein ends the once-a-decade kiss-up to Denton.)
(Plus, I'm a chick ... it doesn't really count.)
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And why are there dead canaries on the pancakes?
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In the movie trilogy of LOTR, Sauron's the chief heavy and Saruman's the tall wizard and second-banana bad guy played by Christopher Lee.
In the book trilogy, I'm pretty sure Saruman played himself.
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