KustyTheKlown
Well-known member
In & Out Burger in CA was definitely WAY BETTER than McD's, BK or KFC
Will not patronize Chik Fil A
but the fundamentalist religious bigotry makes the chicken so much better!
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In & Out Burger in CA was definitely WAY BETTER than McD's, BK or KFC
Will not patronize Chik Fil A
Bojangles > Chick fil a > Royal Farms > Popeyes > KFC
Zaxby’s has entered the chat. My favorite fast food chicken.Bojangles is one of my (many) favorite parts of going down south.
Grocery store fried chicken if you are right there when it gets fried is the best thing going. King Soopers is on point and under 10 bucks for an eight piece.
Thawing meat in room temperature for hours is the surest way to encourage bacteria growth within the meat.My wife and I would go to King Soopers and get the fried chicken, Put it in the refrigerator over night and then throw some in our pack and go hiking - it is good for sure!
Thawing meat in room temperature for hours is the surest way to encourage bacteria growth within the meat.
That happen every year around Labor day, definitely by "Indigenous Peoples Day" formerly known as Columbus Day.If I may interrupt this hamburger, chicken and pot discussion, Vail is raising prices after Labor Day: https://www.epicpass.com
I guess this means that the 20% reduction goes away, or at least it will be scaled back.
that should have been the Cleveland baseball teams name - "The Cleveland Indigenous"That happen every year around Labor day, definitely by "Indigenous Peoples Day" formerly known as Columbus Day.
If I may interrupt this hamburger, chicken and pot discussion, Vail is raising prices after Labor Day: https://www.epicpass.com
I guess this means that the 20% reduction goes away, or at least it will be scaled back.
no one should be complaining about threads staying completely on topic in august on a ski forum with ~20 active members.
That maybe your preference (mine too). But that's not the preference of the forum regulars.I'd rather see no comments at all than to have to weed through all 'off topic' comments to find something actually relevant to Vail or ski/snowboarding.
Is that an oxymoron or what?a separate subforum for specific questions by less active member