Personally I think I would have been tempted to go inside and mash the manager's face against the pseudo-grills they use and then pour what remains in the grease tray that the fries are in over his head.
Then again, I guess I would have to eat him to make that newsworthy since I didn't run him over in the first place.
Drive thru service scares me...by the time you have a chance to check your food, you are no longer anywhere near the place it was "birthed" from.
Boogahz wrote:
Drive thru service scares me...by the time you have a chance to check your food, you are no longer anywhere near the place it was "birthed" from.
Yeah, theres one Jack-in-the-box around here that has screwed up my order like 80% of the time or so. I think one time they got it right...
mayo on a mcdonalds cheese burger is actually pretty good.
not worth killing over it though.
now if if it was bbq sauce and she didn't get it she probably would have gotten aquitted for running the bitch over in texas. I've never seen a group of people so single mindedly obsessed with grilling dead animals and the condiments associated with such an activity. but then I guess there is nothing else to do in texas besides that and maybe wiping sand out of your ass crack and coming up with new ways to kill minorities and gays.
kyoukan wrote:now if if it was bbq sauce and she didn't get it she probably would have gotten aquitted for running the bitch over in texas. I've never seen a group of people so single mindedly obsessed with grilling dead animals and the condiments associated with such an activity. but then I guess there is nothing else to do in texas besides that and maybe wiping sand out of your ass crack and coming up with new ways to kill minorities and gays.
I've heard that 90% of all their gun-related fatalaties stem from mustard-based vs. ketchup-based arguments.
"There is at least as much need to curb the cruel greed and arrogance of part of the world of capital, to curb the cruel greed and violence of part of the world of labor, as to check a cruel and unhealthy militarism in international relationships." -Theodore Roosevelt
kyoukan wrote:mayo on a mcdonalds cheese burger is actually pretty good.
not worth killing over it though.
now if if it was bbq sauce and she didn't get it she probably would have gotten aquitted for running the bitch over in texas. I've never seen a group of people so single mindedly obsessed with grilling dead animals and the condiments associated with such an activity. but then I guess there is nothing else to do in texas besides that and maybe wiping sand out of your ass crack and coming up with new ways to kill minorities and gays.
Wow, such ignorance. We don't put BBQ sauce on burgers, we also don't normally have Mayo on them either. That's why I first mentioned the no mayo bit in the first place. Also, we don't all own a horse. Many have not even been on a horse. There are Tumbleweeds, but only in a certain section of the state. Texas has everything from Swamp to Desert if you search. Oh, and if you didn't notice the person that DID the killing was a minority if you would call it that. I look at a person as a person unlike most people, but with my background I tend to be a little more open-minded than most.
Personally, I just wonder why the Manager went outside where she was. I would have made her get up and come inside to whine about the wrong items on the burgers.
Canelek wrote:Texas knows jack shit about real BBQ. Fucking mayo?? Good goddamn Pete.
Guess you don't know Texas BBQ then. None of that sweet shit I got when I was in the Eugene area. The "mayo talk" is about a McDonald's Hamburger which the woman will probably use to sue the franchise for her weight gain as well.