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8 comments:
Exactly how I feel.
Curious - where was this posted?
Pyramid. Between 9th & Court. Next to Yum Yum which, off-topic, looks scary and no way I'd eat there.
I have friends who swear Yum Yum is very good. I'm not sure I believe them though...
One of us should be a guinea pig and blog about the experience.
This should be required reading in our schools.
I ate at Yum Yum once, just because of the urban legend that they are only open when the sign is out front.
You're not missing anything.
The inside is a time capsul, I bet nothing has been touched since the 50's.
I love it. I haven't seen anything more accurate and appropriate since the "Put your shirt on, Covington!" signs that Mainstrasse establishments had a few years back. It's great that one establishment has this, but can we get the city to post signs like this all over downtown?
We still have those stickers available for mail order if anybody wants them. Our shop in Covington has closed, but we still support getting some cloth on those hairy, hairy chests.
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