The Fusco Brothers by J.C. Duffy for June 04, 2010

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    ksoskins  over 14 years ago

    What would you expect, Al, at Cafe 86 they’re always out of everything.

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    grapfhics  over 14 years ago

    cause it’s been 86’d?

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    cdward  over 14 years ago

    grapfhics, you beat me to it.

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    shmlss  over 14 years ago

    HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA………………….

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    McGehee  over 14 years ago

    And it’s been 24 years since their last food shipment.

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    ottod Premium Member over 14 years ago

    On the plus side, they’ve never had a bad review of their food.

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    jtviper7  over 14 years ago

    I’m thinking of a number a little less…Ying & Yang.

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    Sherlock Watson  over 14 years ago

    Their biggest competitor was Cafe No. 2, until it got shut down for health reasons.

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    Bargrove  over 14 years ago

    Where did that come from?

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    rainman5353  over 14 years ago

    Get a different dictionary, Joe. There is no permanence to being 86ed.

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    rainman5353  over 14 years ago

    –noun 1.a cardinal number, 80 plus 6. 2.a symbol for this number, as 86 or LXXXVI. 3.a set of this many persons or things. 4.Slang. a customer considered undesirable or unwelcome and refused service at a bar or restaurant. –adjective 5.amounting to 86 in number. 6.Slang. sold out; out of stock. –verb (used with object)Slang. 7.to refuse to serve (an undesirable or unwelcome customer) at a bar or restaurant. 8.to reject; discard.

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    rainman5353  over 14 years ago

    In restaraunt jargon:

    World Wide Words: Eighty-six It seems to mean either that the restaurant is out of something (‘we’re eighty-six on flounder’) or, less often, that a thing should be gotten rid of (‘eighty-six that … it was borrowed from a version of the German nichts, nothing. But it seems that eighty-six was created as rhyming slang in the United States.

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