An American Tragedy

Had a Shamrock shake in Scranton, Pennsylvania one time on a road trip.

And got really sick to my stomach.

Never again (the shake, not the road trip concept).

 

Damn. Never heard of it, but now I want one.

Sinbad is dead and the Shamrock Shake can be found in LA and Miami...
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shamrock_Shake

 

Down in my corner of the world, I get shakes from Bruster's. Really good stuff ... though the cost is almost as big a deterrent as the number of bike miles each of those contains.

 

Jack In The Box has an Andes Mint shake now. But I ordered a large, and got this tiny cup like a DQ Blizzard that's somewhere between a small and a medium regular shake. For $2.99 I'll go elsewhere for a bigger shake.

 

FJ, should have tried another McD's cause I did the previous Thursday (March Eighth) and had one.
The wife and I stopped at another McD's on the eastern side of town last night and had SS and Filet O Fishes.
Yummm!
Of course, 30 minutes later in WalMart, the thing hit me like a ton of bricks.

 

Haven't had the Shamrock shake since the only times I go to McDonald's is for coffee and the very rare breakfast sandwich while traveling.

 

If they don't have one a few days before St. Patrick's day, what makes you think that those bastards would cut me a break on Sunday?

And patchs, at least you weren't at Marshall's. ;D

 

Yeah, Kohl's is the hot spot now.