On that note, I don't see those machines that slowly spin pies enough these days.
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The Ghosts of Columbus Past
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Posted 4 months ago #
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Loved Duffs!
I grew up in Western Ohio and wend to the location in Piqua.
Such anticipation as what you wanted to get came circling around.
I always had nostalgia every time I ate at the cafeteria in the the OSU medical center. They had a similar rotating service area...I think they've torn it out since.
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I don't think anybody's brought up this one yet:
"It's FRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIDAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAYYYYYYYYYYYYY!"
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Friday beers taste better than Tuesday beers!
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At Work: Big Red Rooster fills Engine House No. 5
AT WORK — BY ANNE EVANS
APRIL 16, 2012 AT 8:00 AM
If you reminisce about the restaurant Engine House No. 5, at 121 Thurman Ave., you are not alone. Although the restaurant has been closed since 1993, when the owner, Chuck Muer, and his wife, Betty, were lost at sea, many do not realize it is no longer a restaurant.
READ MORE: http://www.themetropreneur.com/columbus/work-big-red-rooster-fills-engine-house-no-5/Posted 1 month ago #
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