This was in a remodeled house, so I don't think it was part of a chain.  If
they're all over in the South now, then I doubt the one in Reston's still
there. (Trademark infringement, and all that).

Ken, the Zanaflex (tizanidine HCL) worked well for me, but only at night.
Took care of those pesky night-time spasms, but it knocked me out like
Cassius Clay.  First time I took one was on a Saturday afternoon--scared the
bejabbers out of me because I was falling asleep so quickly.  I'd like to go
back on the stuff, but it ain't on my HMO's drug formulary and I've been too
lazy to pester my physiatrist to write a "he needs this stuff" letter.  I
asked the guy a couple times during office visits to write the note, but
nada yet.

-Kyle

-----Original Message-----
From: Bobby Greer [mailto:[log in to unmask]]
Sent: Friday, February 18, 2000 9:07 AM
To: [log in to unmask]
Subject: Re: Get to gether


>Is the "Cracked Claw" still around?  I loved that place!  Used to have a
>T-shirt that said "I got crabs at the Cracked Claw."
>
>Speaking of eats, and a thread I just can't give up, there used to be a
>place called "The Black-Eyed Pea" near Herndon, VA.  Anybody know if it's
>still there.  They used to serve soul food "family-style".  You'd pay one
>price and sit at a big table with a bunch of other folks (total strangers)
>and pass around big platters and bowls--family style!  I haven't been there
>since '89, so it may be long gone.
>
>-Kyle

Kyle,

        We have a chain of restaurants called "The Black Eyed Pea"
throughout the South. My sister-in-law used to sell them artifacts.

Bobby