Duncan, just to clarify for people who may no get the connection, but the "French Market" is in New Orleans and not France. The"poboy" is more how it sounds than correct spelling as Duncan says. However the contents, although available enough in whatever source Googled says, leaves out the tradition...

Just to carry on with similar mindlessness......... What do the French call French Bread? Do they ever make poboys out of them....and if they do ...do they call them poboys?

There is an idea as a way to prevent some gun violence that is the latest thing on the "keep America safe" tangent. What is happening in some states, like New Mexico, is a law that allows law enforcement agencies the option of going before a judge and getting an order that would allow temporary conf...

In Mobile, it could be "If you don't like Moonpies don't move here".

https://www.fox10tv.com/moonpie-drop-in ... 665db.html

I don't know Vern. This guy Thomas made the American version long before any of those naysayers who claim to be British at the bottom of the page I linked. According to this Wikipedia page the American version of the muffin is really different... to some extent...from the plain British muffin and th...

One question though Walt - did you move the POA into the bull after the 3 targets you posted? :loco: Not yet Duncan, was fighting the clock by the time i got the 3 targets shot. Wife has me house hunting with her, which so far has been good because each one she sees makes her like our present home ...

That's about what I thought. I looked this up recently. Seems like there is one popular brand of English Muffin's in the US and it has been around a long time. Only thing is.... there isn't anything English about them.

https://www.thekitchn.com/the-english-m ... all-234056

Mardi Gras day in Mobile. The Comic Cowboys.

You have succeeded in confusing me.

So what do you call an English muffin in England?

I was looking for something else researching some 9th Division newspapers. This is a jpg clipping from a 9th Division Newspaper in September of 1968. You can't really tell from the crappy photo what they are shooting but the bottom one looks not unlike a M14 with a starlight scope.