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On Wed, 13 Sep 2006 13:33:28 GMT, Glenn > wrote:
>Boy did you open the gate, but WHAT IS AN IN-N-OUT BURGER??? I live in >the 4th largest city in the nation and we have never heard of it. Google on "Animal 57" for the whole story. -- If we could live without passion maybe we'd know some kind of peace, but we would be hollow. Empty rooms, shuttered and dank. Without passion we'd be truly dead. --David Boreanaz as Angel in "Buffy The Vampire Slayer" |
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Glenn wrote: > Boy did you open the gate, but WHAT IS AN IN-N-OUT BURGER??? I live in > the 4th largest city in the nation and we have never heard of it. > The best fast burger chain, family owned, still limited to SoCal with a few outcroppings in Nevada and AZ. The well-known foodie Paris Hilton, who once did a tv add for a different burger chain, was arrested recently for driving erratically, which turned out to be DUI, and her excuse was that she was just so hungry she was hurrying to an In-N-Out Burger. -aem |
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"aem" > wrote > The well-known foodie Paris Hilton, > who once did a tv add for a different burger chain, was arrested > recently for driving erratically, which turned out to be DUI, and her > excuse was that she was just so hungry she was hurrying to an In-N-Out > Burger. Heh, she probably should have had more to eat when she went out to dinner with her sister, earlier. nancy |
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aem wrote:
> Glenn wrote: >> Boy did you open the gate, but WHAT IS AN IN-N-OUT BURGER??? I live in >> the 4th largest city in the nation and we have never heard of it. >> > The best fast burger chain, family owned, still limited to SoCal with a > few outcroppings in Nevada and AZ. Let us re-phrase that... "The most trendy fast burger chain". Due to overall popularity, profitability and gross numbers McDonalds should be considered the best. As far as taste, I admit the In and Out is a "tasty burger" but in LA there are many small joints owned by Greeks, Arabs and other immigrants that would kick ass on most in and out burgers. |
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aem wrote: > Glenn wrote: > > Boy did you open the gate, but WHAT IS AN IN-N-OUT BURGER??? I live in > > the 4th largest city in the nation and we have never heard of it. > > > The best fast burger chain, family owned, still limited to SoCal with a > few outcroppings in Nevada and AZ. Semi-famous for using cups and burger wrappers marked (inobtrusively) with Bible citations. |
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Sonoran Dude wrote: > As far as taste, I admit the In and Out is a "tasty burger" but in LA > there are many small joints owned by Greeks, Arabs and other immigrants > that would kick ass on most in and out burgers. This reminds me of that burger joint in LA on Santa Monica Blvd. at Robertson. Can't remember the name of the place but the burgers they sold were fantastically tasty! Wayno http://www.nstmyosenji.org |
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Sonoran Dude wrote:
> aem wrote: > > > The best fast burger chain, family owned, still limited to SoCal with a > > few outcroppings in Nevada and AZ. > > Let us re-phrase that... "The most trendy fast burger chain". Due to > overall popularity, profitability and gross numbers McDonalds should be > considered the best. > > As far as taste, I admit the In and Out is a "tasty burger" but in LA > there are many small joints owned by Greeks, Arabs and other immigrants > that would kick ass on most in and out burgers. When I say "best chain" I mean the chain where I willingly will eat from time to time. When it comes to burgers In-N-Out is actually the only chain I patronize. Other chains may do bigger grosses but they're not "good," let alone "best." Certainly there are innumerable small non-chain joints, some of which may make tasty burgers, but many of them make lousy burgers, too. Sometimes you enjoy the uncertain hunt, other times you want the certainty of the chain product. As to the other poster's comment about (unobtrusive) biblical phrases on the paper wrappings, they are just as easy to ignore as fortune cookies and astrological fortune telling that you might find elsewhere. Perhaps less useful, but that's a thread for some other group. -aem |
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On 13 Sep 2006 15:46:44 -0700, "aem" > wrote:
>As to the other poster's comment about (unobtrusive) biblical phrases >on the paper wrappings, they are just as easy to ignore as fortune >cookies and astrological fortune telling that you might find elsewhere. > Perhaps less useful, but that's a thread for some other group. You're probably right about the fortune cookies being less useful. Difficult to wrap a hamburger in them, that's for sure. -- If we could live without passion maybe we'd know some kind of peace, but we would be hollow. Empty rooms, shuttered and dank. Without passion we'd be truly dead. --David Boreanaz as Angel in "Buffy The Vampire Slayer" |
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"Glenn" > wrote in message . .. > Boy did you open the gate, but WHAT IS AN IN-N-OUT BURGER??? I live in > the 4th largest city in the nation and we have never heard of it. > Big out west. OK, but not anything to brag about. |
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Edwin Pawlowski wrote:
> "Glenn" > wrote in message > . .. >> Boy did you open the gate, but WHAT IS AN IN-N-OUT BURGER??? I live in >> the 4th largest city in the nation and we have never heard of it. >> > > Big out west. OK, but not anything to brag about. > > Some bi-coastal friends say they're much like Checkers. I prefer Whataburger. One of the nastiest burgers around has to be Steak 'n' Shake. -- Tim W |
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In article . com>,
"aem" > wrote: > Glenn wrote: > > Boy did you open the gate, but WHAT IS AN IN-N-OUT BURGER??? I live in > > the 4th largest city in the nation and we have never heard of it. > > > The best fast burger chain, family owned, still limited to SoCal with a > few outcroppings in Nevada and AZ. They've expanded to Northern California in a big way: http://www.in-n-out.com/locations_map.asp There's one a couple of miles from my house that opened recently. Never eaten there. There's one close to where I worked for many years. Never ate there either. I've eaten at one a couple of times while traveling. -- Dan Abel Petaluma, California, USA |
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"Glenn" > wrote in message . .. > Boy did you open the gate, but WHAT IS AN IN-N-OUT BURGER??? I live in > the 4th largest city in the nation and we have never heard of it. It's a fast food chain, found primarily in Southern California. Take heart in not knowing about it; I've spent practically my whole life in Texas and never heard of In-n-Out Burger either, until I visited Los Angeles just a couple of years ago. It's absolutely unknown over here because we've got Whataburger, and California folks don't. In-n-Out Burger gets its name, I think, from the interesting way they serve their food. The restaurants are built so that they can serve two lanes of cars at once; one booth, with windows on either side, so the staff can continuously serve customers. Think of a combination toll booth and burger joint. Their burgers are pretty good, too. There are several regional chains of fast-food joints, and there are some good web sites dedicated to this topic. There are no White Castle restaurants in Texas, and I never heard of them until ABC News did a story about their popularity well over a decade ago. I did not know what they were talking about then, and in fact to this day I still have never been to one. Krystal's, though, is close enough to White Castle to be a clone, I'm told; I really like Krystal's burgers but until recently I had to go to Memphis for them, because they're based primarily in the Deep South while White Castle is in the Midwest and Northeast (right?). Krystal's is just now making inroads into Texas; there is one in far north Dallas, and one just opened up down the road in Grand Prairie... the line went out the door the day they opened. I thought Jack in the Box was a nationwide chain, but I've heard they don't exist in Chicago. Note: I visited Melbourne, Australia earlier this year and they've got McDonald's (slightly different menu) and KFC. They also have Burger King, but it's called "Hungry Jack's" down there. |
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"Matt J. McCullar" > wrote in message > Note: I visited Melbourne, Australia earlier this year and they've got > McDonald's (slightly different menu) and KFC. They also have Burger King, > but it's called "Hungry Jack's" down there. McD's is most every place in the world and Burger King is not far behind. I had to laugh while taking the Vaporetto down the Grand Canal of Venice, we passed a boat (looked like a barge) that is used to supply the McDonalds there. Sure seemed out of place. |
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In article . com>,
"Bermuda999" > wrote: > aem wrote: > > Glenn wrote: > > > Boy did you open the gate, but WHAT IS AN IN-N-OUT BURGER??? I live in > > > the 4th largest city in the nation and we have never heard of it. > > > > > The best fast burger chain, family owned, still limited to SoCal with a > > few outcroppings in Nevada and AZ. > > > Semi-famous for using cups and burger wrappers marked (inobtrusively) > with Bible citations. ....and counter help who are polite, efficient, speak intelligible English, don't have 17 facial piercings, Halloween make-up and dreds, and who will never be on cell phones or yakking with friends at the expense of customer service. I don't know how they do it, but it just never happens there. For this, I can overlook a few John 3:17-ish markings on wrappers. Karen |
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Edwin Pawlowski wrote:
> "Matt J. McCullar" > wrote in message >> Note: I visited Melbourne, Australia earlier this year and they've got >> McDonald's (slightly different menu) and KFC. They also have Burger King, >> but it's called "Hungry Jack's" down there. > > McD's is most every place in the world and Burger King is not far behind. I > had to laugh while taking the Vaporetto down the Grand Canal of Venice, we > passed a boat (looked like a barge) that is used to supply the McDonalds > there. Sure seemed out of place. Yes, you can get greasy cardboard circles almost anywhere in the world now days. |
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On Wed, 13 Sep 2006 20:31:18 -0700, Karen M >
wrote: >In article . com>, > "Bermuda999" > wrote: > >> aem wrote: >> > Glenn wrote: >> > > Boy did you open the gate, but WHAT IS AN IN-N-OUT BURGER??? I live in >> > > the 4th largest city in the nation and we have never heard of it. >> > > >> > The best fast burger chain, family owned, still limited to SoCal with a >> > few outcroppings in Nevada and AZ. >> >> >> Semi-famous for using cups and burger wrappers marked (inobtrusively) >> with Bible citations. > >...and counter help who are polite, efficient, speak intelligible >English, don't have 17 facial piercings, Halloween make-up and dreds, >and who will never be on cell phones or yakking with friends at the >expense of customer service. I don't know how they do it, but it just >never happens there. For this, I can overlook a few John 3:17-ish >markings on wrappers. > > >Karen How they do it is that they pay their help well over minimum wage - the local store had a "now hiring" poster up a couple of weeks ago - starting pay was $12.50 per hour. |
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Bermuda999 wrote: > > Semi-famous for using cups and burger wrappers marked (inobtrusively) > with Bible citations. Oh Jesus. Isn't anything off-limits to these people? -L. |
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Karen M wrote: For this, I can overlook a few John 3:17-ish > markings on wrappers. > Huh. I know John 3:16, but the next verse isn't anywhere near as well publicized. I've got a KJV on my desk, but I'm wondering if anyone here can cite John 3:17 from memory? Dana |
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Karen M said:
> In article . com>, > "Bermuda999" > wrote: > >> aem wrote: >>> Glenn wrote: >>>> Boy did you open the gate, but WHAT IS AN IN-N-OUT BURGER??? I >>>> live in the 4th largest city in the nation and we have never heard >>>> of it. >>>> >>> The best fast burger chain, family owned, still limited to SoCal >>> with a few outcroppings in Nevada and AZ. >> >> >> Semi-famous for using cups and burger wrappers marked (inobtrusively) >> with Bible citations. > > ...and counter help who are polite, efficient, speak intelligible > English, don't have 17 facial piercings, Halloween make-up and dreds, > and who will never be on cell phones or yakking with friends at the > expense of customer service. I don't know how they do it, but it just > never happens there. For this, I can overlook a few John 3:17-ish > markings on wrappers. > > > Karen AMEN SISTAH! -- The AnsaMan The third-rate mind is only happy when it is thinking with the majority. The second-rate mind is only happy when it is thinking with the minority. The first-rate mind is only happy when it is thinking. - A.A. Milne The AnsaMan Wiki http://wiki.ansaman.com |
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-L. wrote:
> Bermuda999 wrote: >> Semi-famous for using cups and burger wrappers marked (inobtrusively) >> with Bible citations. > > > Oh Jesus. > Isn't anything off-limits to these people? Does that mean if you see aa Arab eating an In-N-Out burger you need to call Homeland Security? |
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Karen M > wrote:
> "Bermuda999" > wrote: > > aem wrote: > > > Glenn wrote: > > > > Boy did you open the gate, but WHAT IS AN IN-N-OUT BURGER??? I > > > > live in the 4th largest city in the nation and we have never heard > > > > of it. > > > > > > > The best fast burger chain, family owned, still limited to SoCal with > > > a few outcroppings in Nevada and AZ. > > > > Semi-famous for using cups and burger wrappers marked (inobtrusively) > > with Bible citations. > > ...and counter help who are polite, efficient, speak intelligible > English, don't have 17 facial piercings, Halloween make-up and dreds, > and who will never be on cell phones or yakking with friends at the > expense of customer service. I don't know how they do it, but it just > never happens there. For this, I can overlook a few John 3:17-ish > markings on wrappers. Amen, sister. Braise the lard! -- Nick. Support severely wounded and disabled Veterans and their families! Thank a Veteran and Support Our Troops. You are not forgotten. Thanks ! ! ! ~Semper Fi~ |
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On 2006-09-13, aem > wrote:
> As to the other poster's comment about (unobtrusive) biblical phrases > on the paper wrappings, they are just as easy to ignore as fortune > cookies and astrological fortune telling that you might find elsewhere. How do they compare to All-One-Essene-Soap wrappers? -- The dark smell of dankness grew stronger and stronger. [G.P. Taylor] |
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On 13 Sep 2006 21:34:35 -0700, "-L." > wrote:
> >Bermuda999 wrote: >> >> Semi-famous for using cups and burger wrappers marked (inobtrusively) >> with Bible citations. > >Oh Jesus. >Isn't anything off-limits to these people? > Just because the founder of In-and-Out were black is no reason to use a disparaging phrase like "these people." -- If we could live without passion maybe we'd know some kind of peace, but we would be hollow. Empty rooms, shuttered and dank. Without passion we'd be truly dead. --David Boreanaz as Angel in "Buffy The Vampire Slayer" |
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Kevin S. Wilson wrote:
> > > Just because the founder of In-and-Out were black is no reason to use > a disparaging phrase like "these people." I don't care if they are black. What I hate is proselytization. The ****ing Fundies are everywhere. -L. |
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"-L." > wrote
>> Just because the founder of In-and-Out were black is no reason to use >> a disparaging phrase like "these people." > > I don't care if they are black. What I hate is proselytization. The > ****ing Fundies are everywhere. Bigot! --oTTo-- |
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Joe Gillis wrote:
> Enshrine This Burger > If the site of the first McDonald's is commemorated, why not In-N-Out? > We had an arcade/restaurant here in Georgia. It was called the Dog Patch. They had a small selection. The sign out front read......The Dog Patch, under one million sold. I am guessing that he never made it to a million, although, the patch burger was a hamburger with homemade cole slaw. It was quite good. |
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On Thu, 14 Sep 2006 12:02:48 -0400, "Otto Bahn"
> wrote: >"-L." > wrote > >>> Just because the founder of In-and-Out were black is no reason to use >>> a disparaging phrase like "these people." >> >> I don't care if they are black. What I hate is proselytization. The >> ****ing Fundies are everywhere. > >Bigot! > Worse. A Fundiphobe. -- If we could live without passion maybe we'd know some kind of peace, but we would be hollow. Empty rooms, shuttered and dank. Without passion we'd be truly dead. --David Boreanaz as Angel in "Buffy The Vampire Slayer" |
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Otto Bahn > wrote:
>"-L." > wrote >>> Just because the founder of In-and-Out were black is no reason to use >>> a disparaging phrase like "these people." >> >> I don't care if they are black. What I hate is proselytization. The >> ****ing Fundies are everywhere. > >Bigot! But ... but they WANT to go back to Fundyland! Dave "not sure if it's where they came from, but man do they want to go there" DeLaney -- \/David DeLaney posting from "It's not the pot that grows the flower It's not the clock that slows the hour The definition's plain for anyone to see Love is all it takes to make a family" - R&P. VISUALIZE HAPPYNET VRbeable<BLINK> http://www.vic.com/~dbd/ - net.legends FAQ & Magic / I WUV you in all CAPS! --K. |
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On 13 Sep 2006 21:34:35 -0700, "-L." > wrote:
> >Bermuda999 wrote: >> >> Semi-famous for using cups and burger wrappers marked (inobtrusively) >> with Bible citations. > > >Oh Jesus. >Isn't anything off-limits to these people? > > >-L. Freedom OF religion in no way requires freedom FROM religion. If you are offended, vote with your feet and/or your wallet. That's about the only options I can see that would be realistic. |
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On Thu, 14 Sep 2006 18:08:00 GMT, Bob Ward > wrote:
>On 13 Sep 2006 21:34:35 -0700, "-L." > wrote: > >> >>Bermuda999 wrote: >>> >>> Semi-famous for using cups and burger wrappers marked (inobtrusively) >>> with Bible citations. >> >> >>Oh Jesus. >>Isn't anything off-limits to these people? >> >> >>-L. > > >Freedom OF religion in no way requires freedom FROM religion. > Gee. That sounds familiar. I wonder where I heard that before? Neal |
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Otto Bahn wrote: > "-L." > wrote > > >> Just because the founder of In-and-Out were black is no reason to use > >> a disparaging phrase like "these people." > > > > I don't care if they are black. What I hate is proselytization. The > > ****ing Fundies are everywhere. > > Bigot! When it comes to shit-assed Fundies who shove their religion down your throat, you're goddamned right. I hate every single one of the mother****ers. -L. |
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On 2006-09-14, aem > wrote:
> Quit yanking her chain. The family that started and owns I-n-O is > white, as you probably know. "These people" obviously refers to the > religious angle. -aem Oh, so it's OK to make fun of *those* people! Now I understand. |
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On Thu, 14 Sep 2006 21:41:15 +0100, Adam Funk >
wrote: >On 2006-09-14, aem > wrote: > >> Quit yanking her chain. The family that started and owns I-n-O is >> white, as you probably know. "These people" obviously refers to the >> religious angle. -aem > >Oh, so it's OK to make fun of *those* people! Now I understand. It's always innocent fun until it's your own ox that's getting bored. -- If we could live without passion maybe we'd know some kind of peace, but we would be hollow. Empty rooms, shuttered and dank. Without passion we'd be truly dead. --David Boreanaz as Angel in "Buffy The Vampire Slayer" |
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-L. wrote:
> Otto Bahn wrote: >> "-L." > wrote >> >>>> Just because the founder of In-and-Out were black is no reason to use >>>> a disparaging phrase like "these people." >>> I don't care if they are black. What I hate is proselytization. The >>> ****ing Fundies are everywhere. >> Bigot! > > When it comes to shit-assed Fundies who shove their religion down your > throat, you're goddamned right. I hate every single one of the > mother****ers. I believe the vocabulary challenged individual is trying to say he would treat Falwell and Robertson the same as he'd treat bin Laden. He would dispatch them to find out about their maker. |
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Matt J. McCullar wrote:
> "Glenn" > wrote in message > . .. >> Boy did you open the gate, but WHAT IS AN IN-N-OUT BURGER??? I live in >> the 4th largest city in the nation and we have never heard of it. > > > It's a fast food chain, found primarily in Southern California. Take heart > in not knowing about it; I've spent practically my whole life in Texas and > never heard of In-n-Out Burger either, until I visited Los Angeles just a > couple of years ago. It's absolutely unknown over here because we've got > Whataburger, and California folks don't. > Whataburger tried to make it out here in CA, but didn't. |
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Enshrine In-N-Out Burgers!
-L. wrote:
> Kevin S. Wilson wrote: >> Just because the founder of In-and-Out were black is no reason to use >> a disparaging phrase like "these people." > > I don't care if they are black. What I hate is proselytization. The > ****ing Fundies are everywhere. > It's totally unobtrusive, and if it's what they believe, so what? It doesn't hurt anyone. |
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Enshrine In-N-Out Burgers!
Jon Nadelberg wrote: > -L. wrote: > > Kevin S. Wilson wrote: > >> Just because the founder of In-and-Out were black is no reason to use > >> a disparaging phrase like "these people." > > > > I don't care if they are black. What I hate is proselytization. The > > ****ing Fundies are everywhere. > > > > > It's totally unobtrusive, It's not toally unobtrusive. >and if it's what they believe, so what? It > doesn't hurt anyone. So you want your kid subjected to uninvited, religious proselytization when they're eating a burger? I sure as hell don't. -L. |
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