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   -=> Mike Powell wrote to DENNIS KATSONIS <=-   
      
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    > I do remember an episode of The Simpsons where Ned Flanders says, in regards   
      
    > bad language, "I expect that kind of language at Denny's, but not here!".   
    MP> 'v   
    > looked up why that reference would have been put it (after all, they   
   wouldn't   
    > have put in that joke if it didn't make sense to others) and found there   
   were   
    > some racial discrimination lawsuits in the 90s.  I do remember something   
   else   
    > being said, ages ago about Denny's, but I was little at the time, and the   
    MP> nly   
    > thing I remember was there was some "issue".   
      
    MP> Yeah, I remember Ned saying that.  :D   At the time, I assumed it was   
    MP> in reference to the crowd that Denny's draws when they are open later   
    MP> in the evening.   
      
    MP> I can remember times when I was in college where the only two places   
    MP> where the dining rooms were still open real late were Denny's and White   
    MP> Castle.  The folks you'd run into that late were quite a bit   
    MP> "different" than the daytime "family" crowds.  IIRC, there may have   
    MP> been some Denny's locations there that were open 24 hours back then.   
      
    > In retrospect, looking at it now that I'm older, it seems to be a   
    > nothingburger.   
      
    MP> I suspect that you are correct.   
      
   Yes, I remember an "all-nighter" with a friend in the city.  We would up at   
   McDonalds in the morning, and we were sitting there eating our breakfast,   
   guessing whether the patron was "Saturday night" or "Sunday morning".  Those   
   that looked hung over, wasted, obviously remnents of Saturday night.  The older   
   lady with a McMuffin, probably Sunday morning.  Somehow breakfast had been   
   plastered all over the glass windows facing the city street.   
      
       
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