heart attack grill

[Brutus]

...home of the double by-pass.

http://www.heartattackgrill.com

the nurses.
http://www.heartattackgrill.com/nurses.html

[Brutus]

I ate at the heart attack grill (the single bypass) with my youngest boy.
we were served by nurse Crystal and a couple other girls. Crystal was nice, but was showing the wear of working in a burger and fry joint.

one nice surprise is the uniforms. they are tiny. these gals bend over and pick things up that arent there, exposing their victoria secret type red undies. next trip, I will get some pics to share.

the burger was not bad, but not as good as my homemade burger on the backyard grill. the fries are cooked in 100% lard, and very tasty. not something i want to eat every day, but good for old time sake.

this place was a jack in the box for many years, and had one of those drive thru lanes where you talk to the clown to order your food.

[sagefr0g]

try this joint:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=--u9JclfPz0

[Brutus]

Brandy looks good spinning on that bar stool. stop the video and see the upskirt. does it look like a photoshopped manhole cover to you?

the sister in law Becky, is either loose crackers or half drunk. she is probably Lindsay's private fluffer in the back office.

I gotta remember to stop in there. its just off the 10.

[ChefJJ]

Originally Posted by Brutus

Brandy looks good spinning on that bar stool. stop the video and see the upskirt. does it look like a photoshopped manhole cover to you?

You're killing me Brutus! You must have the hi-def You Tube version!

[sagefr0g]

Originally Posted by ChefJJ

You're killing me Brutus! You must have the hi-def You Tube version!

i'd say he has a good eye and a better imagination.

[zengrifter]

Never mind that joint, try The Brain Dead Inn and the No Brainer deep-fried cow brains sandwich. Bon appetit! zg

Brain sandwiches served, mad cow or no

Indiana diners chow down on a disappearing delicacy

By KIMBERLY HEFLING

The Associated Press

updated 6:47 p.m. PT, Thurs., Jan. 15, 2004

EVANSVILLE, Ind. - Fear of mad cow disease hasn't kept Cecelia Coan
from eating her beloved deep-fried cow brain sandwiches.

She's more concerned about what the cholesterol will do to her heart
than suffering the brain-wasting disease found in a cow in Washington state.

"I think I'll have hardening of the arteries before I have mad cow disease,"
said Cecelia Coan, 40, picking up a brain sandwich to go at the Hilltop Inn during her lunch hour.
"This is better than snail, better than sushi, better than a lot of different delicacies."

The brains, battered with egg, seasoning and flour, puff up when cooked.
They are served hot, heaping outside the bun.

MORE- http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/3969530/

[Brutus]

Originally Posted by ChefJJ

You're killing me Brutus! You must have the hi-def You Tube version!

From what I saw, that girl doesnt like to wear her chonies.

[Brutus]

Originally Posted by zengrifter

Never mind that joint, try The Brain Dead Inn and the No Brainer deep-fried cow brains sandwich. Bon appetit! zg

Brain sandwiches served, mad cow or no

Indiana diners chow down on a disappearing delicacy

By KIMBERLY HEFLING

The Associated Press

updated 6:47 p.m. PT, Thurs., Jan. 15, 2004

EVANSVILLE, Ind. - Fear of mad cow disease hasn't kept Cecelia Coan

from eating her beloved deep-fried cow brain sandwiches.

She's more concerned about what the cholesterol will do to her heart

than suffering the brain-wasting disease found in a cow in Washington state.

"I think I'll have hardening of the arteries before I have mad cow disease,"

said Cecelia Coan, 40, picking up a brain sandwich to go at the Hilltop Inn during her lunch hour.

"This is better than snail, better than sushi, better than a lot of different delicacies."

The brains, battered with egg, seasoning and flour, puff up when cooked.

They are served hot, heaping outside the bun.

MORE- http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/3969530/

oh man, southern Indiana is a trip.
I was playing at Caesars indiana a few years back, I was talking like the locals in maybe 15 minutes. they have a kentucky accent.

one of the dealers wanted to know where I was from, he was from Louisville. I proudly told him I was a hoosier (total lie) he says, uhhh hoosier uhhh... I says yep. he says "hoosier daddy boy?" and laughs like a mule for the next few hands.

[zengrifter]

Originally Posted by Brutus

oh man, southern Indiana is a trip.
I was playing at Caesars indiana a few years back, I was talking like the locals in maybe 15 minutes. they have a kentucky accent.

one of the dealers wanted to know where I was from, he was from Louisville. I proudly told him I was a hoosier (total lie) he says, uhhh hoosier uhhh... I says yep. he says "hoosier daddy boy?" and laughs like a mule for the next few hands.

Then he went on break and had a cow-brain sandwich. zg