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#26

re: Burger King

Posted: 4/6/05 at 7:56pm

Hm, I think I probably like BK slightly more than McD's, but that's not saying much. If I'm going to get a burger, there's a local chain that is miles better (and does a yummy dessert treat with soft-serve, crushed Oreos, and that chocolate topping that hardens when you put it on ice cream). As far as national fast food chains go, I like Arby's best.

"In my own little corner..."

#27

re: Burger King

Posted: 4/6/05 at 7:59pm

Darius Rucker, isn't it? I just particularly like Brooke Burke's line: "Coooooome and git it!".

"You can only become truly accomplished at something you love. Don't make money your goal. Instead, pursue the things you love doing, and do them so well that people can't take their eyes off you." - Maya Angelou

#28

re: Burger King

Posted: 4/6/05 at 8:24pm

THAT'S the name. Mini-brain lapse there.

I was quite surprised when I saw those commercials for the first time.

"During this performance, please feel free to let your cell phones and pagers ring willy-nilly. However, do remember that there are heavily-armed knights on stage and you might well be dragged up and impaled." (Pre-curtain announcement at the new Broadway musical Monty Python's Spamalot)

#29

re: Burger King

Posted: 4/6/05 at 8:33pm

just thinking about the burger king commercials scares me....

#30

re: Burger King

Posted: 4/6/05 at 9:05pm

Stay away from the enormous omelet - It is the Titanic of artery cloggers

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#31

re: Burger King

Posted: 4/6/05 at 11:39pm

I had it twice. Then I found out what was in it.
Now I'm scared, and not suprised at the spike in my Triglycerides.

Seriously folks, it's not even good.

Hamlet's father.

#32

re: Burger King

Posted: 4/7/05 at 8:26am

Burger King's so-called "onion rings" are totally bogus - they are minced onion molded into a ring shape!

REAL onion rings are available at White Castle.

#33

re: Burger King

Posted: 4/7/05 at 10:41am

Burger King whoppers always had no taste....the meat seemed like paper.

Now LONG ago, in California was a place called
Burger Chef.......and that.....for a fast food place was great.
The are long gone, along with Red Barn, McDonalds first serious competitor......(McDonalds won)

With Johnny Rockets around, place like McDonalds, Burger King, Gag-in-the-Bag (Jack-in-the Box), and even Wendy's seem like ugly stepsisters

It is ridiculous to set a detective story in New York City. New York City is itself a detective story... AGATHA CHRISTIE, Life magazine, May 14, 1956

#34

re: Burger King

Posted: 4/7/05 at 10:44am

BK is vastly superior to McDonald's. Two words: Chicken Whopper.

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#35

re: Burger King

Posted: 4/7/05 at 11:12am

No... The mall is not the school's "property", it is like "attached" to my school and we can go there when ever we
want... You don't need to go out of school to get there

Updated On: 4/7/05 at 11:12 AM

#36

re: Burger King

Posted: 4/7/05 at 11:21am

I remember Burger Chef when I was little kid. They were sooooooo good. I wish we had Chic-Fil-A here in New York.

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