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redwitch 12-01-2010 04:10 PM

roflao, Sands. Typing is about the only thing I can do that doesn't hurt. Seems like I can place my hands in perfect position for that.

kandj 12-02-2010 11:37 PM

Ouch!
 
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Originally Posted by redwitch (Post 311889)
Quite simply, I tripped, landed on one arm and pushed the radius into the humerus (and, no, I wasn't laughing), broke the radius cap. Would be nice if they could splint it or cast it, but no such luck -- don't use it (HA!) and wear a sling. Stupid thing hurts like the dickens.

Jim broke his wrist back in July and still complains of pain (even more now that it is getting cold here)! Hope you are on the mend soon.

getdul981 12-03-2010 07:31 AM

May not be the greatest places in The Villages to eat, but there's always IHOP and Denny's. Might not be a Country Club atmosphere, but you won't starve.

I worked in the RR industry and it wasn't until very recently that they shut down for some holidays. Used to be 24/7/365. My wife is a nurse and also had to work holidays.

jblum8156 12-03-2010 07:40 AM

We enjoyed a bountiful and delicious buffet brunch last Christmas at the Lakeside Inn in Mt. Dora. It's fixed price, $34.95, and reservations required, 800-556-5016.

OpusX1 12-03-2010 08:53 AM

Check with The Waterfront Inn here if you don't want to drive. Most stand alone resturants will be closed but most Hotel resturants will be open.

Mudder 12-03-2010 09:56 AM

I think I saw in the Daily Sun that Orange Blossom Hills has one ....or was it Hacienda Hills?

Bill-n-Brillo 12-03-2010 06:50 PM

If you find absolutely nothing open wherever you're located, you can always head for a Waffle House!! 24/7/365 :)

Bill

wendyquat 12-03-2010 07:19 PM

I absolutely agree that everyone should have the option of being with their families on Christmas Day, perhaps the holiest of days, but I'll have 10 people to feed here in a rental kitchen that I am very unfamiliar with. It will cost a fortune to go out and buy every little thing to put a real meal on the table so if there are any good restaurants or country clubs that MUST be open, I'm up for it. Please post if you know of any good places taking reservations. Thanks

nkrifats 12-03-2010 07:19 PM

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Originally Posted by Bill-n-Brillo (Post 312883)
If you find absolutely nothing open wherever you're located, you can always head for a Waffle House!! 24/7/365 :)

Bill

Some of the best Grease around!

Bill-n-Brillo 12-03-2010 07:30 PM

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Originally Posted by nkrifats (Post 312896)
Some of the best Grease around!

I suspect Sandy and I will be hitting one of their restaurants at some point on Christmas Day - we'll be on the road the entire day!

Bill

Pturner 12-03-2010 07:37 PM

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Originally Posted by nkrifats (Post 312896)
Some of the best Grease around!

nkrifats, like grease? If you ever drive through ATL on the way to TV, stop at The Varsity. It's supposed to be the country's first fast-food restaurant-- opened in 1928. It gives Waffle House a run for it's money on grease. :22yikes: Seriously, the best onion rings ever.

Sorry, hijack over and out.

nkrifats 12-03-2010 08:36 PM

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Originally Posted by Pturner (Post 312903)
nkrifats, like grease? If you ever drive through ATL on the way to TV, stop at The Varsity. It's supposed to be the country's first fast-food restaurant-- opened in 1928. It gives Waffle House a run for it's money on grease. :22yikes: Seriously, the best onion rings ever.

Sorry, hijack over and out.

Will have to try that.

Bill-n-Brillo 12-03-2010 09:21 PM

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Originally Posted by Pturner (Post 312903)
nkrifats, like grease? If you ever drive through ATL on the way to TV, stop at The Varsity. It's supposed to be the country's first fast-food restaurant-- opened in 1928. It gives Waffle House a run for it's money on grease. :22yikes: Seriously, the best onion rings ever.

Sorry, hijack over and out.

Or if you're east of Atlanta and happen by Athens/UGA, there's one there as well!!!

Bill

CaliforniaGirl 12-03-2010 10:39 PM

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Originally Posted by Pturner (Post 312903)
nkrifats, like grease? If you ever drive through ATL on the way to TV, stop at The Varsity. It's supposed to be the country's first fast-food restaurant-- opened in 1928. It gives Waffle House a run for it's money on grease. :22yikes: Seriously, the best onion rings ever.

Sorry, hijack over and out.

OMG, you are so right. Love, love, LOVE The Varsity!

Pturner 12-03-2010 10:43 PM

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Originally Posted by nkrifats (Post 312922)
Will have to try that.

It's also supposedly the world's largest drive in, with space for 600 cars. Big inside too, seating about 800 people. It's right beside I-75 at the North Ave. exit, a few miles north of downtown ATL and directly across the interstate from Ga. Tech campus.

Here's the link: The Varsity:: What'll ya have!

Yes, I have no affiliation whatsoever.


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