" Hunky " Culture in present day PA ?

[Gerania]

No, they didn't.

[North Beach Person]

Originally Posted by jtab4994

.....,.....These are casual nicknames given by working class men of all nations, to other working class men of all nations. Nobody got offended.

Yeah, I always had "the prick" appended after my name. Even teachers. Ran into one of my high school teachers a couple years ago, I've been out of school 45 years so he's got to be in his late 70s now, and he asked if I was still as big a prick as I was in school. I asked him if he was still pissed that most of his students were smarter than him. God, that man was dumb.

[Icy Tea]

Originally Posted by ki0eh

Uh, yep.
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Plus about every church dinner and restaurant. They might be the most visible remnant of Slavic culture once you're out of view of the onion domes.

>>>> Thanks for the info on Mrs. T's, kiOeh. I see their other varieties at Redner's and other grocery stores but the sauerkraut ones are never offered. They'd be good with kielbasa or pork.

[ki0eh]

Originally Posted by Icy Tea

>>>> Thanks for the info on Mrs. T's, kiOeh. I see their other varieties at Redner's and other grocery stores but the sauerkraut ones are never offered. They'd be good with kielbasa or pork.

I personally consider them about like a bagel in the Midwest, a pale imitation of the original. I never liked pierogies growing up, as that was what we had (living in a town remote from a heritage church and its suppers).

[Gerania]

We used to buy them from the church ladies. Those were good. I don't eat Mrs. T's.