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Topic: Question for Friday wreck a pair

Topic Posted by: Rusty
Date Posted: Fri Nov 6 0:03:43 2009
Additional Comments:

In diner slang, the phrase ''wreck a pair'' tells the cook to do what?

Posted by: Rusty
Date posted: Sat Nov 7 4:44:55 2009
Message:

Scramble two eggs. That's the correct answer, but I enjoyed reading Charlotte's answer most.

Posted by: Gail M
Date posted: Fri Nov 6 13:02:37 2009
Message:
I think it is.....two scrambled eggs. Either that or....two fried eggs with the yolk punctured.

Posted by: Charlotte
Date posted: Fri Nov 6 9:25:42 2009
Message:
I think it's "take your braroff".

Replies: (list all replies)

LOL, I think you might be on to something! eom mags

ah, all about comfort...lol :)Tori

I may have to change my guess - I think you're RIGHT! eom/.Weeeeeee

LOL! Gail

Posted by: W.E.
Date posted: Fri Nov 6 8:53:35 2009
Message:

I believe that's scrambled eggs!

Posted by: mags
Date posted: Fri Nov 6 8:52:33 2009
Message:

*smiling* I think it's ----- diner slang for scramble a couple of eggs --------

Posted by: Tori
Date posted: Fri Nov 6 8:29:10 2009
Message:
Sounds like it might be... two scrambled eggs ...

Posted by: Blinkie
Date posted: Fri Nov 6 1:36:41 2009
Message:
I think...it has something to do with eggs, like do them sunny side up but then break the yolks...or something. lol

Posted by: Jenny
Date posted: Fri Nov 6 0:21:24 2009
Message:

I thank God I've never been a waitress. Not that I'm too good, mind you, but that I wouldn't be good AT ALL! The first smart mouth that popped off would get coffee poured on them. I would be a disaster.

But, I still think I know this......... two scrambled eggs! ...............

Topic: Question for Friday *wreck a pair*

Topic: Question for Friday wreck a pair