McDonald's
- lukethedrifter
- darjeeling sipping elite
- Posts: 37260
- Joined: October 17 06, 11:19 am
- Location: Huis Clos
Re: McDonald's
What's a brazier?
- thrill
- bronoun enthusiast
- Posts: 30539
- Joined: April 14 06, 10:45 pm
- Location: barely online
Re: McDonald's
An outdoor heater.
- go birds
- -go birds
- Posts: 32057
- Joined: February 5 10, 9:54 am
Re: McDonald's
i always thought it was a lady's undergarment that covers her [expletive]
- lukethedrifter
- darjeeling sipping elite
- Posts: 37260
- Joined: October 17 06, 11:19 am
- Location: Huis Clos
Re: McDonald's
That makes sense.
-
planet planet
- http://tinyurl.com/2e4x5hy
- Posts: 24904
- Joined: April 15 06, 6:25 pm
- Location: St. Louis
Re: McDonald's
Not sure I want to sign up for a greasy spoon diner, but I'll meet up with you guys! Two of my faves that I've met in person from GRB!Molly wrote:Me too. Although it's more than a few blocks from my house!haltz wrote:I'll meet you there. It's a few blocks from my house and the Tap Room.Molly wrote:jim next time you get to St. Louis for a game, check out a place called "The White Knight." Also a greasy spoon diner like Eat Rite. Good greasy burgers & fries. Kind of off the beaten path from the stadium. It's located at 18th & Olive.jim wrote:Eat Rite is the best, although I don't know if that qualifies.
-
planet planet
- http://tinyurl.com/2e4x5hy
- Posts: 24904
- Joined: April 15 06, 6:25 pm
- Location: St. Louis
Re: McDonald's
And this is why we will be BFFs until the end of time.JL21 wrote:I was in SC over Thanksgiving and was blown away by the fact that 3 out of 4 fast food chains are fried chicken places. Maybe that's hyperbole, but still... Bojangles, Zaxby's, and Chik-Fil-A are copious down there. And since I'd never been to Bojangles or Zaxby's, I gave them both a shot. Bojangles was ok, but I don't feel the need to go back. I thought it was pretty comparable to Church's or Lee's in that regard. Zaxby's, on the other hand... I loved the hell out of that.Swirls wrote:For the Chik-Fil-A fans, I take it ones in the Midwest aren't nearly as crowded as the ones in the South? I kid you not, in Columbia SC every Chik-Fil-A you drive past will have roughly 50 or more cars there. Literally every parking space in the entire lot will be full and the drive-thru lane (or lanes) willl be completely backed up all the way around the building and out of the parking lot onto the road itself.
It is truly a marvel to behold. I'm not even talking lunch or dinner rush hour times. If you drive past at off-peak hours like 2:30pm, there will still be 50+ vehicles there. It is [expletive] nuts.
Culver's and Wendy's are my kings of fast food, in that order. Culver's has cheese curds, for [expletive]'s sake! How is that not EVERYONE'S top of the list?
Then there's a big middling mass of stuff that I'm ok with- Hardee's, BK, Jack in the Crack, Taco Smell, DQ...
White Castle and McDonald's are my bottom of the barrel. I like the McDonald's breakfast stuff, but the McD's lunch/dinner items actually started making me ill. I pretty much have to be blackout drunk to eat White Castle.
-
AWvsCBsteeeerike3
- "I could totally eat a pig butt, if smoked correctly!"
- Posts: 27574
- Joined: August 5 08, 11:24 am
- Location: Thinking of the Children
Re: McDonald's
Cheese curds are teh awesome.
-
jim
- Red Lobster for the seafood lover in you
- Posts: 50393
- Joined: May 1 06, 2:41 pm
Re: McDonald's
I don't trust cheese curds.
-
AWvsCBsteeeerike3
- "I could totally eat a pig butt, if smoked correctly!"
- Posts: 27574
- Joined: August 5 08, 11:24 am
- Location: Thinking of the Children
Re: McDonald's
What's the worst that can happen?
- UK
- Perennial All-Star
- Posts: 4263
- Joined: December 10 06, 6:41 pm
- Location: Baseball Purgatory.
Re: McDonald's
Cheese curds are the only tolerable thing from Wisconsin.

