Bryan Lee O'Malley (1979) Artist
Source: Scott Pilgrim, Volume 3: Scott Pilgrim & The Infinite Sadness
That bacon tray is always at the end of the buffet, you always regret all the stuff on your plate. "What am I doing with all this worthless fruit? I should have waited! If I had known you were here I would've waited...."
King Baby
Bryan Lee O'Malley (1979) Artist
Source: Scott Pilgrim, Volume 3: Scott Pilgrim & The Infinite Sadness
“Almost anything can be improved with the addition of bacon.”
Jasper Fforde (1961) British novelist
Source: Shades of Grey
“We smoke the bacon so you don’t have to.”
Scott Adams (1957) cartoonist, writer
"Menus: Free Range California Chicken", Stacey's at Waterford, 2008-01-14 http://www.eatatstaceys.com/staceys-waterford/menus-lunch.php, <br class="br">Restaurant menus
Ron Paul (1935) American politician and physician
Repeal Of The Davis-Bacon Law https://web.archive.org/web/20120119214747/http://www.ronpaularchive.com/1997/10/repeal-of-the-davis-bacon-law/ (23 October 1997). <br class="br">1990s <br class="br">Context: Because most minority-owned construction firms are small companies, Davis-Bacon keeps minority-owned firms from competing for Federal construction contracts. The resulting disparities in employment create a demand for affirmative action, another ill-suited and ill-advised Big Government program. The racist effects of Davis-Bacon are no mere coincidence. In fact, many original supporters of Davis-Bacon, such as Representative Clayton Allgood, bragged about supporting Davis-Bacon as a means of keeping cheap colored labor out of the construction industry.
“Showers are good. Perhaps not as good as bacon, but good.”
Rick Riordan book The Hidden Oracle
Source: The Hidden Oracle
“What else will you have? Nice banana and bacon sandwich?”
Agatha Christie book The Pale Horse
The Pale Horse (1961)
“Bacon makes almost any meal tolerable.”
Morgan Murphy (food critic) (1972) Southern writer
Source: <i>Bourbon & Bacon</i> (2014), p. 216
Fred Shero (1925–1990) Former ice hockey player and coach
Jackson, Jim, Walking Together Forever: The Broad Street Bullies, Then and Now