Thursday, December 3, 2015

You won't shoot your eye out with the Flavor of the Month at Mikey Likes It on Avenue A

As previously noted, I always like Andre Trenier's 1980s-inspired murals on the roll-down gate at Mikey Likes It, 199 Avenue A near East 12th Street.

This month it's Ralphie from "A Christmas Story."


[Via Instagram]

And the flavor of the month: "Christmas Story" — an egg nog ice cream with carrot cake chunks and pumpkin pie pieces.

9 comments:

  1. But Ralphie did so many cute things in that movie. We couldn't have him on Santa's lap or holding that leg-lamp? Does he have to be shooting a gun? Not like we still don't have too much of that around here.

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  2. bowboy, But it's a a Red Ryder Carbine Action 200-shot Range Model air rifle with a compass in the stock and "this thing which tells time"! Don't be such a whiner.

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  3. What could be more in the spirit of Christmas than a kid with an air rifle?

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  4. Mikey's is the BEST. The people there are so nice to everyone, even when you're just walking by, they're all cute as hell and those changing murals are the bomb.

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  5. Sure hope they have the Pole Freeze Cones this year.....

    .....thheyy ah eely un ooh eeet!

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  6. LOL @ the scene where Darren McGavin is reading his newspaper (Cleveland Plain Dealer I'm sure) and he sees one Bumpus Hound after another make a beeline for the turkey in the kitchen.

    Also FUUUUUUUDGE! (FUUUUUUUCK!)

    And of course "Whatsamatta? Gunny cruh-yyy!" and the subsequent beatdown laid on Scott Fargas by Ralphie. I love how Ralphie was in mash his face mode.

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