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Reg'lar as we can be.
Among our silverware when I was growing up was a spoon like this from the Pennsylvania Railroad. It was so special and beautiful to us kids that we had an elaborate system of taking turns using it.

But we called it the "regular spoon". Why? I have no idea. Imagine a spoon with a name.
Among our silverware when I was growing up was a spoon like this from the Pennsylvania Railroad. It was so special and beautiful to us kids that we had an elaborate system of taking turns using it.
But we called it the "regular spoon". Why? I have no idea. Imagine a spoon with a name.
"I have gobs of mustard and ketchup on the front of my shirt, which does not make me a hot dog." Sam A. McKeen
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