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#52 Sep 27 2012 at 12:22 PM Rating: Excellent

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Guenny wrote:

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Are we really gullible enough to fool ourselves

Most people are. Especially the ones that order everything off a menu and a diet drink.

I can't speak for everyone else who you see ordering, but I order diet pop because I'm diabetic and one glass of normal pop will do more damage to me than eating 3 entrees off of any menu.

Ah, eating at a fast food restaurant, ordering a diet soda, AND being a diabetic - the trifecta. Are you sure you haven't slipped south of the border?

You're the one who threw in Fast Food there.

I apologize, I didn't realize that it was even considered that people would order multiple entree sized portions at a sit-down restaurant.

Ugly said only that he orders diet soda because he's a diabetic, nothing about what he ordered with that diet soda. Might try pulling your head out of your ***.

Edited, Sep 27th 2012 1:23pm by BrownDuck

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#53 Guenny, Posted: Sep 27 2012 at 12:52 PM, Rating: Sub-Default, (Expand Post) Smiley: rolleyes

I'm sorry, I guess I should have read Ugly's mind, and realized that he wasn't speaking directly to the point I assumed lolgaxe was making. I'm not going to push the issue any further with you, Stubs, because the cholesterol filled pit of flesh you call a heart that is struggling to supply blood to your massive girth with every breath you take obviously just can't handle any more criticism of Diet Coke.

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Guenny wrote:

I'm sorry, I guess I should have read Ugly's mind, and realized that he wasn't speaking directly to the point I assumed lolgaxe was making. I'm not going to push the issue any further with you, Stubs, because the cholesterol filled pit of flesh you call a heart that is struggling to supply blood to your massive girth with every breath you take obviously just can't handle any more criticism of Diet Coke.

Deflection and childish insults won't exactly drive home your point, assuming you had one. Smiley: laugh

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#55 Sep 27 2012 at 1:59 PM Rating: Excellent

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What Guenny should have wrote:

You know Stubbs, I don't think I've ever seen you write more than one paragraph in a single post? Are you too stupid to string together more than a few sentences or are just too lazy to raise you lard filled limb?

We all come to the OOT to have a good time, but spam is not funny. It's crap and no one cares. Even with all your circle jerks you're still at scholar because you post nothing but crap. You are a waste of space.

Yep...

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#56 Sep 27 2012 at 2:01 PM Rating: Excellent

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#57 Sep 27 2012 at 2:11 PM Rating: Excellent

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Hmm, there are a couple of tings I could have fixed, there.

Thanks for pointing that out spoonless; you're a true friend.

Eat a bowl of ****** forkboy. Smiley: mad

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#58 Sep 27 2012 at 2:29 PM Rating: Good

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Guenny wrote:

I'm sorry, I guess I should have read Ugly's mind

As above, so below.

There's a run on the banks on Pluto and Jupiter just knocked up one of his moons. The signs are there, Guenny, plain for any fool to see.

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#59 Sep 27 2012 at 2:39 PM Rating: Excellent

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Hmm, there are a couple of tings I could have fixed, there.

Thanks for pointing that out spoonless; you're a true friend.

Eat a bowl of ****** forkboy. Smiley: mad

This is funny because bijou can't actually read what he just wrote. Smiley: grin

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#60 Sep 27 2012 at 3:06 PM Rating: Good

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GBATE!

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#61 Sep 27 2012 at 4:09 PM Rating: Good

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GBATE! Smiley: motz

FIX'D

Have another bowl. Smiley: mad

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#62 Sep 27 2012 at 4:32 PM Rating: Good

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I don't eat at many fast food joints much anymore, but I had noticed that it's getting to the point that they really aren't any cheaper than the better one-off places. That's relative to the amount of food you get, of course; you can always order off the dollar menu, but you're not getting much bang for your buck.

Combo meals in most fast food restaurants seem to range from $7-$10 now. For that price you can get a big, quality meal at a nicer place, even here in NYC.

Or 7-10 McDoubles. Unhealthy? Yeah, but not bad as far as "bang for your buck" is concerned.

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#63 Sep 27 2012 at 4:38 PM Rating: Good

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Eske Esquire wrote:

I don't eat at many fast food joints much anymore, but I had noticed that it's getting to the point that they really aren't any cheaper than the better one-off places. That's relative to the amount of food you get, of course; you can always order off the dollar menu, but you're not getting much bang for your buck.

Combo meals in most fast food restaurants seem to range from $7-$10 now. For that price you can get a big, quality meal at a nicer place, even here in NYC.

Or 7-10 McDoubles. Unhealthy? Yeah, but not bad as far as "bang for your buck" is concerned.

Make sure to order that going through the drive-thru. They love it.

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#64 Sep 27 2012 at 4:42 PM Rating: Excellent

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The One and Only Poldaran wrote:

Eske Esquire wrote:

I don't eat at many fast food joints much anymore, but I had noticed that it's getting to the point that they really aren't any cheaper than the better one-off places. That's relative to the amount of food you get, of course; you can always order off the dollar menu, but you're not getting much bang for your buck.

Combo meals in most fast food restaurants seem to range from $7-$10 now. For that price you can get a big, quality meal at a nicer place, even here in NYC.

Or 7-10 McDoubles. Unhealthy? Yeah, but not bad as far as "bang for your buck" is concerned.

^
Combo meals are a rip off. 2L at the store and just buy burgers.

Hello empty calories! Smiley: drool

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Make sure to order that going through the drive-thru. They love it.

Worst memory of my Jack-in-the-box stint was the Hispanic family that ordered 40 tacos at like 5:15pm from the drive through. Our little taco rack could cook 6 at a time, and took like 90 seconds in the frier plus assembly time.

Smiley: banghead

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#65 Sep 27 2012 at 4:44 PM Rating: Good

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Eske Esquire wrote:

I don't eat at many fast food joints much anymore, but I had noticed that it's getting to the point that they really aren't any cheaper than the better one-off places.

yeah, I mean here it is different cause everything is pretty equally expensive but in Vancouver I could never ever ever see a reason to go to some crappy chain place when I could get an awesome bowl of prawn wonton soup for 5 bucks, or a 18 peice sushi combo with miso soup for 6 bucks or a falafal for 3 dollars, or 5 samosas for 4 dollars or w/e

I have a friend in Vancouver who swears it is cheaper to eat out than at home. She is right, at least, that it would be more expensive for her to make the sort of food she orders than it is to buy it from a restaurant - though the fat/salt/msg content would be better in home food...

I don't usually eat at fast food places, period, mostly because, well yuck. I do love having a burger now and again but we have really nice, delicious places where one can get a burger... so I see no need to spoil the burger experience with crummy multinational brands.

ALSO: I absolutely HATE restaurants that serve pre-prepared/frozen food. It's an abomination. If I wanted a frozen supermarket burger, I would buy one myself (yuck, I never do that... LOVE my homemade burgers!) - It's enraging because it if I knew they were going to serve me such slop I'd never give them a second glance. It's just so depressing when you try out somewhere new, pay 16 bucks for 3 tiny little seafood sliders on TERRIBLE buns and the patties are clearly frozen/preformed. SO FAIL.

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#66 Sep 27 2012 at 4:46 PM Rating: Good

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Spoonless wrote:

The One and Only Poldaran wrote:

Eske Esquire wrote:

I don't eat at many fast food joints much anymore, but I had noticed that it's getting to the point that they really aren't any cheaper than the better one-off places. That's relative to the amount of food you get, of course; you can always order off the dollar menu, but you're not getting much bang for your buck.

Combo meals in most fast food restaurants seem to range from $7-$10 now. For that price you can get a big, quality meal at a nicer place, even here in NYC.

Or 7-10 McDoubles. Unhealthy? Yeah, but not bad as far as "bang for your buck" is concerned.

Make sure to order that going through the drive-thru. They love it.

Back in the day when none of us were trying to lose weight, we once went to McDonalds at ~1am and ordered 45 double cheeseburgers(back before the McDouble, when the 2 cheese versions were $1). That's all we ate all weekend.

And yes, it was through the drive-thru.

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#67 Sep 27 2012 at 4:52 PM Rating: Good

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The One and Only Poldaran wrote:

Spoonless wrote:

The One and Only Poldaran wrote:

Eske Esquire wrote:

I don't eat at many fast food joints much anymore, but I had noticed that it's getting to the point that they really aren't any cheaper than the better one-off places. That's relative to the amount of food you get, of course; you can always order off the dollar menu, but you're not getting much bang for your buck.

Combo meals in most fast food restaurants seem to range from $7-$10 now. For that price you can get a big, quality meal at a nicer place, even here in NYC.

Or 7-10 McDoubles. Unhealthy? Yeah, but not bad as far as "bang for your buck" is concerned.

Make sure to order that going through the drive-thru. They love it.

Back in the day when none of us were trying to lose weight, we once went to McDonalds at ~1am and ordered 45 double cheeseburgers(back before the McDouble, when the 2 cheese versions were $1). That's all we ate all weekend.

And yes, it was through the drive-thru.

We would inevitably send someone to Wendy's during a party for a food run. They'd go through the drive-thru and order food for 10+ people, usually multiple Junior Bacon Cheeseburgers per person.

Probably the best thing for my health was when they closed the Wendy's that was about a block away.

Edited, Sep 27th 2012 6:54pm by Spoonless

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#68 Sep 27 2012 at 5:44 PM Rating: Good

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Yeah, it definitely has hit mens' clothing. I'm a size 36 waist but most of my jeans come from American Eagle and they are size 34.

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#69 Sep 27 2012 at 6:20 PM Rating: Decent

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Spoonless wrote:

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I prefer water with my meals myself.

Nah, beer for everything.

I like a side of beer with my beer. /thisiswhyimfat

Then why aren't I?

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#70 Sep 27 2012 at 7:49 PM Rating: Excellent

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Debalic wrote:

Spoonless wrote:

Debalic wrote:

Sir Xsarus wrote:

I prefer water with my meals myself.

Nah, beer for everything.

I like a side of beer with my beer. /thisiswhyimfat

Then why aren't I?

Your body feeds upon your own sense of self-satisfaction, thereby allowing you to lower your caloric intake.

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#71 Sep 27 2012 at 7:54 PM Rating: Good

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The One and Only Poldaran wrote:

we once went to McDonalds at ~1am and ordered 45 double cheeseburgers(back before the McDouble, when the 2 cheese versions were $1).

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#72 Sep 27 2012 at 7:59 PM Rating: Good

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Eske Esquire wrote:

Debalic wrote:

Spoonless wrote:

Debalic wrote:

Sir Xsarus wrote:

I prefer water with my meals myself.

Nah, beer for everything.

I like a side of beer with my beer. /thisiswhyimfat

Then why aren't I?

Your body feeds upon your own sense of self-satisfaction, thereby allowing you to lower your caloric intake.

And if you continue to self-satisfy yourself you'll burn even more calories! Smiley: schooled

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#73 Sep 28 2012 at 4:14 AM Rating: Good

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BrownDuck wrote:

I expect certain sauces or complex recipes (e.g. soups, pies) to be premade to preserve consistency across locations, but really, if you're offering mashed potatoes as a side item, I should be able to taste chunks of mashed potato in my mashed potatoes.

Too funny. You realize that mash potatoes are one of the absolutely easiest things for restaurants to ship in pre-made and you as a customer have absolutely no fucking clue?

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#74 Sep 28 2012 at 7:44 AM Rating: Good

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And if you continue to self-satisfy yourself you'll burn even more calories! Smiley: schooled

That should be an infomercial, with Vince Offer.