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Old 06-07-2006, 11:31 AM
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Sheesh, Every little pissant town in Oklahoma has at least 1 Sonic Drive-in...But that is mainly because Sonic is an Oklahoma based company (Their HQ is in downtown OKC right off of I-40, Down the street from the Ford Center, nextdoor to the lameass "Toby Keith's Bar & Grill")

No Sonics in the Northeast, I don't think. First and only time I ate at one was in 2000 on my way to the Grand Canyon.
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Old 06-07-2006, 11:34 AM
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looks like I sparked a Sonic revolution. lol.

I also love Krystals. but I digress.
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Old 06-07-2006, 11:35 AM
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No Sonics in the Northeast, I don't think. First and only time I ate at one was in 2000 on my way to the Grand Canyon.
of when my older sister called to tell me they have opened a Sonic near her town of California City, CA...Man, she was very eager to try the food (Whereas Deb & I can have Sonic any day of the week since there is one located up the road from our home.)

Sonic & Taco Mayo (Poops all over Taco Hell, I mean Taco Bell) are 2 of my favorite fast food joints, And both are Oklahoma based companies.
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Old 06-07-2006, 11:36 AM
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I also love Krystals. but I digress.

Pizza!? I haven't seen one of those in an age! I didn't think they were still around .
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Old 06-07-2006, 11:39 AM
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Pizza!? I haven't seen one of those in an age! I didn't think they were still around .
Krystal Pizza went out of business years back (There used to be a Krystal's right next door to Casa Bonita in Tulsa-And yes, Casa Bonita is exactly like the one shown in the South Park episode)
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Old 06-07-2006, 11:41 AM
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Sonic & Taco Mayo (Poops all over Taco Hell, I mean Taco Bell) are 2 of my favorite fast food joints, And both are Oklahoma based companies.
Yeah, last Christmas when I was in Norman, it seemed like there were more Sonics in town than there are Starbucks in Seattle.
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Pizza!? I haven't seen one of those in an age! I didn't think they were still around .
no. Krystals...like the little square burgers.
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Old 06-07-2006, 11:54 AM
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like the little square burgers.
lil' square burgers give me the craving for White Castle!!!
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lil' square burgers give me the craving for White Castle!!!
Do you suppose folks outside the states eat these and call it "ethnic food"?

Has Pizzeria Regina made it out to any of y'all yet?
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Old 06-07-2006, 11:58 AM
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Do you suppose folks outside the states eat these and call it "ethnic food"?

Has Pizzeria Regina made it out to any of y'all yet?
with the Castle.

I've seen a Pizzeria Regina somewhere in 'the City', just cant remember where at.

Another restaurant we like, that may be considered 'ethnic food' is the Blue Corn Cafe (Southwestern/Native American food).
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with the Castle.

I've seen a Pizzeria Regina somewhere in 'the City', just cant remember where at.

Another restaurant we like, that may be considered 'ethnic food' is the Blue Corn Cafe (Southwestern/Native American food).
PR is from the North End here in Mass, good stuff. Blue Corn Cafe reminds me of my mixup with Stevie's "Storms". I thought the line was "Never have I been a blue corn seed, I have always..." Oh that's rich.
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PR is from the North End here in Mass, good stuff. Blue Corn Cafe reminds me of my mixup with Stevie's "Storms". I thought the line was "Never have I been a blue corn seed, I have always..." Oh that's rich.


I am going to have to get something from Sonic now, I am craving it. Thanks y'all.
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Another restaurant we like, that may be considered 'ethnic food' is the Blue Corn Cafe (Southwestern/Native American food).
Sounds interesting. What do they serve as Native American dishes?
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Sounds interesting. What do they serve as Native American dishes?
Off the top of my head, and only guessing, I'd say:

Buffalo Burgers w/black beans & corn...with a side of peyote buttons

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Off the top of my head, and only guessing, I'd say:

Buffalo Burgers w/black beans & corn...with a side of peyote buttons

BTW - anyone ever had Buffalo meat? It's delish. Very similar to steak, but I thought it was more tender & flavorful.
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