Could be a regional thing. When I went out to L.A., an Arby's
there offered a pulled pork sandwitch which mine back home
didn't; hadn't even heard of it.

I saw a sign at a barbecue restaurant:

"I like my butt rubbed, and my pork pulled". <G>

Another long time Little Rock barbecue place has the slogan
"You Can't Beat Our Meat". <G>

Daryl

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Re: Favorite fast food items
By: Daryl Stout to Mortar on Sat Jan 03 2026 02:19 am

I saw a sign at a barbecue restaurant:

"I like my butt rubbed, and my pork pulled". <G>

I'm stealing that for a tagline :)

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Re: Favorite fast food items
By: Daryl Stout to Mortar on Sat Jan 03 2026 02:19:54

"I like my butt rubbed, and my pork pulled". <G>

That's a rib tickler.

Another long time Little Rock barbecue place has the slogan
"You Can't Beat Our Meat". <G>

Not food-related, but there's a pet salon called Doggy Style, with the sub-heading, "We do cats, too."

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I saw a sign at a barbecue restaurant:

"I like my butt rubbed, and my pork pulled". <G>

I'm stealing that for a tagline :)

You're not stealing, you're gathering research. <G>

Daryl

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"I like my butt rubbed, and my pork pulled". <G>

That's a rib tickler.

There's a small hole-in-the-wall BBQ restaurant in southwest
Little Rock, that has been in business since 1961. Their slogan
is "you can't beat our meat". :) Indeed, I love their jumbo BBQ
pork sandwich.

Not food-related, but there's a pet salon called Doggy Style,
with the sub-heading, "We do cats, too."

I could make a snide remark on that, but discretion is the better
part of valor. :)

Daryl

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Re: Re: Motto a Motto
By: Daryl Stout to Mortar on Tue Jan 06 2026 17:26:21

with the sub-heading, "We do cats, too."

I could make a snide remark on that, but discretion is the better part of valor. :)

Sometimes ya just gotta hit paws.

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with the sub-heading, "We do cats, too."

I could make a snide remark on that, but discretion is the better part of valor. :)

Sometimes ya just gotta hit paws.

On one of the ham radio traffic nets I do, two of the hams have Corgis...
and both give the nets "a four paws up rating". <G>

At least my nets haven't gone to the dogs.

Daryl

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Re: Re: Motto a Motto
By: Daryl Stout to Mortar on Tue Jan 27 2026 22:11:57

At least my nets haven't gone to the dogs.

Because on the airwaves, EVERYBODY knows you're a dog. :)

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At least my nets haven't gone to the dogs.

Because on the airwaves, EVERYBODY knows you're a dog. :)

Especially when Net Control has to BARK at those who won't follow net protocol.

I know of one ham who will key up and call CQ, without asking if the frequency is already in use.

Patience a virtue, and a lot of ham radio operators don't have that... especially considering they are trying to make their quota of ham radio
net checkins for that day.

Daryl, N5VLZ

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Re: Re: Motto a Motto
By: Daryl Stout to Mortar on Tue Feb 03 2026 05:47 pm

At least my nets haven't gone to the dogs.

Because on the airwaves, EVERYBODY knows you're a dog. :)

Especially when Net Control has to BARK at those who won't follow
net protocol.

I know of one ham who will key up and call CQ, without asking if the frequency is already in use.

Patience a virtue, and a lot of ham radio operators don't have
that... especially considering they are trying to make their quota
of ham radio net checkins for that day.

Well basically anybody can get a license because they removed requirements and made the test easy.

i know several bbs people that barely function that got their ham license.


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Daryl Stout wrote to Mortar <=-

Patience a virtue, and a lot of ham radio operators don't have
that... especially considering they are trying to make their quota of
ham radio net checkins for that day.

I always knew Big HAM was working behind the scenes to push for more checkins.


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I always knew Big HAM was working behind the scenes to push
for more checkins.

One can't be fashionably late for a ham radio net. I'll give folks
plenty of time to checkin, but there is a similar setup that I myself
and other net control station uses when checkins dry up.

1) Auctioneer Mode -- going once, going twice, sold, close the checkins
and the net.

2) Baseball Mode -- 3 strikes, and the net is closed.

Many nets meet at the same day and time, so you have to decide which
net(s) you want to check into.

Daryl, N5VLZ

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