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Damn the anti hunnynutwings in buffalo (Gabriel's Gate and Anchor Bar):
also since we're talking wings, i am the anti- Hunnynutcheerios in terms of finishing my wing meat (don't mind that onion ring, it fell off the plate):
any hairs pictured were removed prior to consumption
therealest1
Seems like each time you post, those fries get smaller and smaller.
Did they change the size of the fry container?
How many did you go through? 2
Burger looks exquisite.
Is this a "cheat"meal for you?It's occasionally inconsistent with how they allocate the fries in the containers. Sometimes it's a little, and sometimes it's a lot.
I consumed the usual amount of three servings, two baskets before the burger, and the fries that come with the burger.
I normally order a burger with double meat, three servings of fries, a milkshake and water.
But now I realized my differing intake with the $10 deal will be the single meat burger, three servings of fries, water and three cups of lemonade after eating that yesterday.
Is this a "cheat"meal for you?
Fair enough. Usually, people reference meals like this as cheat meals because they may not eat such high fat content food on the regular and try to maintain a healthy balanced diet on most other occasions.I truly never understood what that meant when it came to eating because I simply don't pay any attention to it.
I just eat what I like without reading calories or whatever else there is. I ate that one yesterday because of the deal. I was just trying to save a few dollars and it was acceptable for me.
Did you use a thermometer for each piece of meat there?Jerk and lemon pepper chicken & sausages over the weekend
Aht, aht, that's the next part of the conversation. Literally no one said that they use a thermometer for each and every single piece of meat when they're cooking a multitude. Use a thermometer for the 1st few and then once you've got it down, line 'em up and knock 'em out.Did you use a thermometer for each piece of meat there?
Foe plsAht, aht, that's the next part of the conversation. Literally no one said that they use a thermometer for each and every single piece of meat when they're cooking a multitude. Use a thermometer for the 1st few and then once you've got it down, line 'em up and knock 'em out.
-foe
14 minute gap from the time you posted to the time I responded. And then you responded to my response...Do you have this thread set to notifications direct to your cell for anytime someone posts the word thermometer? You was on that post quick as hell
It means I was the one who posted in the thread / was already on NT.. you got the Thermometer bat signal on your phone and sprung outta bed and into action with action movie noises playin and all14 minute gap from the time you posted to the time I responded. And then you responded to my response...
... in 2 minutes. So if 14 minutes means someone is responding hella fast and they must have notifications turned on, what's what's 2 minutes mean?
-foe
Ssssoooo it's not possible that I was also already in the thread?It means I was the one who posted in the thread / was already on NT.. you got the Thermometer bat signal on your phone and sprung outta bed and into action with action movie noises playin and all