Hearne: The Mermaid & the Cookie Cutter/Dark Side of Moon

Think of it as the eternal triangle meets brown and serve…

Get a tan, buy a cookie – buy a cookie get a tan. But don’t forget to pay the rent. Thus somehow begins the somewhat bemusing tale of Debbie Mandry, the busty “Mermaid” from the former Plaza seafood restaurant

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27 Responses to Hearne: The Mermaid & the Cookie Cutter/Dark Side of Moon

  1. Anonymous says:

    Rick
    Some what related. Friends with Jermaine Jackson. He use to, especially when he was on stage, wear make up to make himself look darker. I always thought it odd that Michael wanted to look lighter and he wanted to look darker. By the way these two were not as close as he would like to make you think now that M.J. is dead. Hello…doesn’t anyone remember the song “Word to the Bad”

  2. Anonymous says:

    craig glazer
    Wow, Debbie, hot photo, nice upper body, and cute outfit. Sorry about your tanning biz, but you are so smart, I am sure you will land at a great place where you are appreciated.

  3. Anonymous says:

    Rick
    Craig…isn’t there just like a dating service you can find? Or you just don’t want to miss any opportunity? Sheesh…..

  4. Anonymous says:

    craig glazer
    Rick, Debbie and I are friends….so I can say that stuff.

  5. Anonymous says:

    rick
    I think you are friends with all the female race. Be happy I didn’t make a comment about Debbie trying to land a great place and you trying to land a great piece. It was tempting.

  6. Anonymous says:

    Greg Glazement
    I am volunteering to be the body scanner at KCI during the days I’m not running a comedy club. Hee Hee

  7. Anonymous says:

    Carrie
    That was mean of Cookies by Design. I won’t be buying anything from them anymore. Shame on them.

  8. Anonymous says:

    Rlane
    Poor Debbie, she is a cool lady, I moved away, but when I am in town or was, I went to her place, always liked the joint. She knows her stuff.

  9. Anonymous says:

    Splash
    Is this article some kind of a joke? Who would tell people they were the mermaid at Jules?

  10. Anonymous says:

    Wow!
    I agree with the posting. You do have big tits. Can I see them?

  11. Anonymous says:

    D. Hannah
    I went to that restaurant and saw the Mermaid, and all my friends said they there wasn’t enough money in the world to have a humilating job like that!

  12. Anonymous says:

    mermaid
    Hey D.Hannah I was really young and it was a great second job. I made good money just sitting there. It wasn’t humiliating at all. People loved it. Children adored me and I also did some great charity work. I was at a leukemia fundraiser and all one little boy with leukemia wanted was to meet me. There was a lot of events I went to like that. So it meant a lot to some people.

  13. Anonymous says:

    craig glazer
    I went to Jules back then, Debbie and another pretty girl dressed up as mermaids, it was fun, they were not nude, and people got a kick out of it….nobody thought they were silly or wild, just sexy and unique…she was likely around 23 or so and for a young girl it was kinda like being a cheerleader, it all about ‘how sexy we can look.” Young girls do that, and its ok, everything has its time in life…so for anyone who knocks that, likely you didn’t have the figure to do what she did, who wanted to look at you?

  14. Anonymous says:

    HoDown
    Moon Over My Hammie?

  15. Anonymous says:

    D. Hannah
    Please!!!!

  16. Anonymous says:

    mermaid
    Rosana what comes around goes around! Not everyone was born with a silver spoon in their mouth! You should watch how you treat people. Your not fooling anyone. Especially Mark One and the way you shove the women owned BS around KC.

  17. Anonymous says:

    nabil haddad
    I hadn’t even dreamed up Jules when this woman was 23. I’d say 33 was more like it.

  18. Anonymous says:

    mermaid
    Actually Nabil I was 24. But why are you second guessing this at 2 o clock in the morning? Weird. Your math is way off. Better rethink that this morning.

  19. Anonymous says:

    KarenM
    I was a waitress there, she and the other girl were 23 or 24.

  20. Anonymous says:

    nabil haddad
    Jules opened in 1996 and closed in April of 1999. So you’re about 34 now? What year did you graduate from high school?

  21. Anonymous says:

    Dan
    Aren’t you the Debbie McGlaughlin I grauduated with Class of 83 at SME? What were you 7 when you gradtuated? You sure seemed fully developed to me. Was that another Debbie?

  22. Anonymous says:

    KarenM
    Person being Nabli, please that is not you, he is not petty like that, must be that Rick guy, who loves Debbie.

  23. Anonymous says:

    rick
    I didn’t until reading this know this gal and mermaid were one in the same. No, I’m not Nabli. It’s hard to believe Mermaid could run a business. If you are a long time reader you know I thought Mermaid was a bartender/waitress at Glazer’s place. My guess is their is another side to this story. Mermaid takes a lot pride in her appearance. I like the girl next door look which would not be her.

    As far as Jules. Ate their once for Thanksgiving. Don’t recall any mermaids. But I do recall every time I got a refill on my soda they charged me. Screw me once….you never get a chance to screw me again. Never returned.

    I also won’t forget that my friend ordered and ate crawfish. I remember thinking “As kids we would wade in dirty creeks to catch them for fun.” “Now they are being served at a four star restaurant.” WoW.

  24. Anonymous says:

    rick
    PS To much tanning leads to skin cancer and skin aging quicker.

  25. Anonymous says:

    mermaid
    Ok that was just a side story to the real story. This article is for the customers and public who went there and maybe did not realize that Celsius was honoring their visits because Rosana Square and Cookies by Design took it down. I have owned other tanning salons since I was 20 yrs old. This was my life. I just wanted to make people aware that I just didn’t ditch my customers. Hearne just thought that was a cute side story. Let’s stay on track about what this is really for. Please.

  26. Anonymous says:

    rick
    I salute you for your service to an industry for almost 15 years and your desire to work with your customers after your business had been closed.

    I would say your Mermaid days are more then a side story just based on your own moniker. You didn’t pick Tan Jan as your name. Also be proud of it as it was unique and different and most people don’t have that great story to tell.

  27. Anonymous says:

    can’t say
    A woman lying about her age. That would be unique.

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