by Scott Roberts
Scott Roberts is the artist of the online comic Working Daze, letterer & colorist for the newspaper strip Prince Valiant and author of the fantasy novel The Troubling Stone. But I’ll always know him as the creator of Patty Cake, which appeared in Nickelodeon magazine in addition to a decade’s worth of comic books. Read it here, along with lots more of Scott’s work!
Little Pigs of America was a barbecue chain known which took pride in its “secret ‘n’ zesty” sauce. According to this article, they started in the early 1960s and went bankrupt in 1967, which means my Read more…
Apparently, Yoda’s Big Boy was one of the earliest Shoney’s restaurants. It later merged with Lendy’s, also of Salem. Back when it was Yoda’s competitor, Lendy’s was simultaneously a Big Boy and a Kentucky Fried Read more…
The Pixie Kitchen operated from 1953 to 1985 and is pretty thoroughly memorialized on the internet. If you visit Lincoln County, Oregon, you can see memorabilia from the restaurant on display at the museum. Stay Read more…
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“So, you think you can beat me at football. Well, if you’re up to it you can try out for next year’s team and then we’ll see who’s better (it’s obviously me.) But I strongly suggest you grow 8 inches, gain 60 lbs., and · December 12, 2012 at 3:49 pm
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“So, you think you can beat me at football. Well, if you’re up to it you can try out for next year’s team and then we’ll see who’s better (it’s obviously me.) But I strongly suggest you grow 8 inches, gain 60 lbs., and · December 21, 2012 at 12:10 pm
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