And in Fast Food News Part 2

[Blarg]

5 hours ago, yk9001 said:

I'm gonna be honest, I've never had a bad one.

 

Mystery meat, fried in the worst grease, a slice of american cheese, somehow they fit some shredded lettuce in there....

 

They're a fantastic drunk eat.

Or when you're stoned.

 

[m0nkey]

I had day old in n out fries for dinner. 

 

Delicious. 

[Tank]

7 minutes ago, m0nkey said:

I had day old in n out fries for dinner. 

 

Delicious. 

[Lou]

I once used cold INO fries to repair a crack in stucco 

[Stradling]

I once had friends on the internet. 

[Lou]

31 minutes ago, Stradling said:

I once had friends on the internet. 

whatever happened to HaloThunder?

[Blarg]

He tried the crinkle cut fries from Del Taco. 

[Stradling]

7 hours ago, Lou said:

whatever happened to HaloThunder?

His parents (trolldaddy and Storm) took away his internet.  

[Slegnaac]

On 2/25/2019 at 2:44 PM, Lou said:

take some chalky meat substitute and add some spices. then put a tiny bit in a corn-like  tortilla, soak it in grease and fry it. 

finally, place it on the ground and have a fat chick step on it. 

Enjoy!

 

Just like Mom use to make.

[Redondo]

It’s not all palm trees and California sunshine for these two brands.

In-N-Out is not pleased with Puma’s new sneaker released this month – the Cali-0 Drive Thru CC – and is suing the popular shoe company for copyright infringement.

IN-N-OUT WON’T EXPAND EAST OF TEXAS, OWNER SAYS

The incredibly popular fast-food chain, which is known for its classic red and yellow colors and signature palm tree logo, is claiming Puma ripped off its trademark for the new tennis shoe — a white $90 sneaker with red and yellow accents and red laces with palm trees stamped across them.

https://www.foxnews.com/food-drink/in-n-out-sues-puma-over-california-drive-thru-shoes

[Lou]

10 hours ago, Redondo said:

It’s not all palm trees and California sunshine for these two brands.

In-N-Out is not pleased with Puma’s new sneaker released this month – the Cali-0 Drive Thru CC – and is suing the popular shoe company for copyright infringement.

IN-N-OUT WON’T EXPAND EAST OF TEXAS, OWNER SAYS

The incredibly popular fast-food chain, which is known for its classic red and yellow colors and signature palm tree logo, is claiming Puma ripped off its trademark for the new tennis shoe — a white $90 sneaker with red and yellow accents and red laces with palm trees stamped across them.

https://www.foxnews.com/food-drink/in-n-out-sues-puma-over-california-drive-thru-shoes

 

I bet they taste better than the fries 

[yk9001]

6 hours ago, Lou said:

 

I bet they taste better than the fries 

OMG

[yk9001]

About once or twice a year I treat myself to a Tommy's double chili cheese and chili fries.  I didn't eat breakfast sunday and had it for lunch.

I am a simple man, with apparently unrefined tastes.

Not only is it my favorite fast food meal, it is my favorite meal, period.

[Lou]

Tommy's kicks ass 

[Catwhoshatinthehat]

28 minutes ago, yk9001 said:

About once or twice a year I treat myself to a Tommy's double chili cheese and chili fries.  I didn't eat breakfast sunday and had it for lunch.

I am a simple man, with apparently unrefined tastes.

Not only is it my favorite fast food meal, it is my favorite meal, period.

One of my buddies and I still eat Tommy's a couple times a year.  We used to eat it regularly when we were younger but the whole getting old and trying not to get too fat and die of a heart attack got in the way.  When i was younger I actually remember getting through the mega meal which was the triple chili cheeseburger, chili cheese fries then the diabetes inducing soda that was 40+ ounces.  Their breakfast burrito and breakfast sandwich are both really good.  The sandwich comes by default on an english muffin which last about 5 seconds once the chili is layered on so I recommend getting a bun if you try it.  

I'm with you on it probably being my favorite meal as well and now I want it for lunch.

[Ochocinco!]

On 2/27/2019 at 12:12 AM, Lou said:

whatever happened to HaloThunder?

Whatever happened to IEBruin?

[Lou]

4 minutes ago, Ochocinco! said:

Whatever happened to IEBruin?

he's at Tommy's 

[Lou]

1 hour ago, Catwhoshatinthehat said:

The sandwich comes by default on an english muffin which last about 5 seconds once the chili is layered on so I recommend getting a bun if you try it. 

here's a man that knows Tommy's

[yk9001]

That's funny, I actually took a picture at the drive thru to send to friends because I hadn't heard of the breakfast sandwich before. 

It looks disgusting. 

And by disgusting,  I mean fantastic.

[yk9001]

One of the best days of my life is when I came back to the dorms at Long Beach State between fall and spring semesters in 1984/1985 - and a Tommy's had opened up on Anaheim Street in Long Beach.

And I am old enough to remember when the original Tommy's at Beverly and Rampart still had potato chips instead of fries.

[Blarg]

4 hours ago, yk9001 said:

About once or twice a year I treat myself to a Tommy's double chili cheese and chili fries.  I didn't eat breakfast sunday and had it for lunch.

I am a simple man, with apparently unrefined tastes.

Not only is it my favorite fast food meal, it is my favorite meal, period.

My first formal date with my future wife was to take her to a world's famous restaurant in Los Angeles and had her dress up. She had no idea we were heading to Beverly and Rampart. 

I have to give her credit for not slopping her dress with chili from her double cheese. 

[yk9001]

5 minutes ago, Blarg said:

My first formal date with my future wife was to take her to a world's famous restaurant in Los Angeles and had her dress up. She had no idea we were heading to Beverly and Rampart. 

I have to give her credit for not slopping her dress with chili from her double cheese. 

Well, that's a keeper right there.

[Blarg]

17 minutes ago, yk9001 said:

One of the best days of my life is when I came back to the dorms at Long Beach State between fall and spring semesters in 1984/1985 - and a Tommy's had opened up on Anaheim Street in Long Beach.

And I am old enough to remember when the original Tommy's at Beverly and Rampart still had potato chips instead of fries.

First visit was the summer of 1976. We had just closed the McDonalds on Chapman next to Fullerton High and caravaned with the whole crew there.

There was always a line. Double cheese and a soda, next! The cashier always had a disappointed look when some idiot asks what's on the burger and can he get lettuce, no chili. 

Hostess fruit pies for desert.

[Blarg]

Just now, yk9001 said:

Well, that's a keeper right there.

Our next date was a movie. I took her to Animal House. 

You start there and there are no expectations you can't meet.

[yk9001]

1 minute ago, Blarg said:

The cashier always had a disappointed look when some idiot asks what's on the burger and can he get lettuce, no chili. 

yeah, part of the dumbing down of america is I noticed when I go thru the drive thru and order the double chili cheese, she has to go thru the list  - "Would that include mustard, onions and pickle?"

I just politely say, "Everything".

I've been with people who order it without chili.