On 2/26/2016 7:44 AM, Ken Norton wrote:
The dollar menu is the way to go for us tightwads.
I don't want to put a menu item, the ingredients to which cost $1 or less, into
my body.
On 2/26/2016 7:45 AM, Jim Nichols wrote:
I have never taken a liking to McD's.
I think some part of you shows a great deal of smarts. :-)
I have never eaten McD's. My sons both went through Happy Meal phases, which I accommodated, but I got my food
elsewhere. Fortunately, for all those years, there was an excellent independent fish 'n chips place almost next door to
the downtown McD's. Run by a Yorkshire woman and her 'Murkin husband. They used flown in Icelandic cod and made the best
spicy cole slaw. He was a fanatic about the oil, never overheating, always straining, never overusing.
Tiny hole in the wall, with an overall beat up, slightly oily ambiance, fabulous food. Nearby was a nice, clean, shiny
H. Salt Esq., with really mediocre food. The Salty one went out of business before the local couple sold out to a
Japanese man. But he didn't maintain the quality, and eventually went under too.
On 2/26/2016 6:57 AM, Bob Whitmire wrote:
Nice and clear. Looks good. A lot of white balance issues the camera
handled pretty well.
Yup
McDonald's. A lot of seniors eat at the local McD, as well as every other
McD I've been in at mealtimes. They can eat cheap and sit as long as they
like. I can't quite decide if this is a good thing or a sad thing.
Good if they are actually hanging with friends. Bad in that they are filling up bodies already damaged by eating trash
with more of it.
The place I hang out with all my old fart buddies is slightly more expensive
than McD, but the quality of food is orders of magnitude superior.
Wiser old farts!
Moose D'Opinion
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