Posted on 01/16/2018 3:22:38 PM PST by CedarDave
According to Wikipedia:
“Ed Boland, in The New York Times, March 2002, attributes the term to heroin addicts who frequented Great Jones Alley in New York City, off Great Jones Street between Broadway and Lafayette Street,[1] although the slang term has obviously been around much longer.
Dan Waldorf explains that the noun use originated from heroin users.[2]”
Kind of cold in Wiscasset right now.
Yes, indeed. Just had their chicken fried steak with green chile gravy this morning. Took the whole family. Not cheap, but worth it on occasion.
Lots of great places to visit in NM that are not too far off the beaten trail. The wife and I love taking the train up to Santa Fe on weekends, and also we make a few trips a year down to Bosque Del Apache.
I really beg to differ...New Mexico
overall is the best heaven for true
authentic “Mexican” cuisine....red
or green? California wouldn’t know
a hot chili pepper from a green pepper.
I’ve lived in both states.
ROTFLMAO !!!
Dead body hopscotch in the grocery store in Shiprock was always delightful .....
That place makes part of the worst traffic jam on that part of the coast highway every dang day. Crosswalk fifty feet away and idiots run right across the road in front of you.
My folks retired to Las Cruces in the late 70s. It was a nice place to retired to, then, and after Dad passed away in 1990, Mom continued to live in their home until she passed, two years ago. My sister can not wait to sell the place and retire to Pennsylvania. I don’t blame her.
Las Cruces has become an absolute shithole...just another Democrat-controlled barrio.
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