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I remember both. There was a PO Folks in Winston Salem on Silas Creek Parkway beside the DMV

Anybody from Winston remember when the one on Knollwood exploded? https://www.wfmynews2.com/article/news/history/it-literally-picked-the-building-up-and-dropped-it-kw-explosion-30-years-later/83-515310603

Damn! Just ate at the one on Healy in WS last week for the first time in ages. Clearly seemed to be on borrowed time. Another staple of my childhood and teen years gone. It was a regular Sunday after church lunch location. In fact our congregation's second Sunday service started at 10:30...

Idiots 🙄

That was the consensus. He ate one that was spit roasted over some charcoal near Huascaran. I tried termites straight off the trees in Belize (tasted like minty carrots) but decided to pass on the Peruvian cuy. That being said, I have tried and liked fried squirrel so I imagine it wasn't all...

Cuy? No, but one of my colleagues did.

Started about 15 years ago when I was still serving on a church staff as a way to help process/decompress some of the stuff we have to carry. Was also very helpful through an estrangement and eventual reconciliation with my parents as well as to deal with some personal unhealthy coping...

Play calling all season should have looked like the two second half TD drives. We reverted back to crap after that.

And also had George Lynch from Rodney's class

The possession after we got the ball back up by 1 in the 4th Q was horrible. Run into the gut for no gain, sack, sack, punt.

The ACC network has the lamest commercials ever

Heck of a player and one of the best ever to play for the Deacs. RIP

FAFO at its finest

Even though North Carolina is never specifically mentioned, based on the lyrics where the truck driver tells the hitchhiker he can take him "as far as Gatlinburg", it sounds like Robbinsville native Ronnie Milsap is trying to get farther east into NC in "Smoky Mountain Rain".

George Jones first #1 hit "White Lightning", written by J.P. "Big Bopper" Richardson, is about North Carolina moonshine