Thursday, July 22, 2021

Reflux Redux

 State Fairs back? STATE FAIRS BACK





This, of course, is a deep fried, thinly veiled excuse for me to post probably my greatest work on this here website: my trip to the Indiana State Fair 12 years ago. Come, relive the journey with me. 




12 comments:

Juan Carlos said...

I went to the Minnesota State Fair once. That experience was outdone days later by the Minneapolis Renaissance Festival. I could write more about my experiences, but I would just sound mean.

T.J. said...

JC jousting...

Juan Carlos said...

Shredding on a lute, chomping on a turkey leg.

zman said...

My mother took me to a Renaissance fair once when I was maybe 5 or 6. We got a turkey leg which came with a side of salmonella. Our house only had one toilet so we took turns diarrheaing. At one point I had to use the bathtub whilst she was on the bowl. That's my Renn fair memory!

T.J. said...

folks, I hope you have received the amazing text from Mark this afternoon...

rootsminer said...

Zman just showed us some childhood scars. Was that the last turkey leg you ate?

zman said...

Those are the least of my childhood scars. My life is a series of demoralizing events. I eat turkey leg every Thanksgiving.

zman said...

Leroy the mini goat.

rob said...

i, too, have been to the minnesota state fair. it’s the second largest state fair in the country. it’s amazing. the family of a colleague of mine has owned the primary french fry concession at the fair for decades. he takes two weeks of vacation every year to run the operation. they gross $1m every year selling fries and soda. pretty sweet gig.

rob said...

in fact, i wrote about it!

https://gheorghe77.blogspot.com/2019/08/gtb-state-fair-month.html?m=1

rootsminer said...

Fries and soda have fairly hefty margins, I'd imagine.

rob said...

had korean barbecue for dinner and then played men's league soccer about two hours later. independently, those are pleasurable things. together, not a tremendous choice.