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On Sun, 20 Jan 2008 13:52:18 -0500, Dave Smith
> wrote: >"Pete C." wrote: > >> >> >> I would hope that you would agree that the waitstaff at any restaurant >> should be sufficiently competent to offer a similar alternate that the >> restaurant does have such as Dr. P vs. Mr. P. or Pepsi vs. Coke, without >> prompting from the patron. > >From the SNL greasy sppon skit........ "No Coke....... Pepsi" > That's too funny. Last night at dinner with friends we were rolling on the floor laughing remembering that skit. koko --- http://www.kokoscorner.typepad.com updated 1/19 "There is no love more sincere than the love of food" George Bernard Shaw |
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"Ophelia" > wrote in message ... > cybercat wrote: >> "Just Visiting" > wrote in message >>>> I'm starting to think of you as an arrogant, uncompassionate, >>> spoiled, foul-mouthed individual that enjoys slandering others. >> >> Do you cook, you silly mother****er? > > CAT!!!! That is very, very rude!!! > > *hanging my head* butbutbut If this isn't a sillymother****er, who is? I ask you? |
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jmcquown wrote
> Now that would be a novelty, Miche! Also, people should stop > replying to cross posting trolls. Or trolls in general <G> If JV's a troll, then he/she's sure toasting this thread with champagne wine. -- Vilco Think pink, drink rose' |
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On Sun, 20 Jan 2008 17:47:12 GMT, "JoeSpareBedroom"
> wrote: >"Just Visiting" > wrote in message .. . >> On Sun, 20 Jan 2008 11:13:23 -0500, "Nancy Young" > >> wrote: >> >>> >>>"JoeSpareBedroom" > wrote >>> >>>> "Just Visiting" > wrote >>> >>>>> Ok, I learned that CF doesn't serve Dr. Pepper. Well, they don't serve >>>>> fettuccine alfredo on the side either! At least the waitress was nice >>>>> when she said, "We don't serve it like that." I thought it was a bit >>>>> unusual but not enough to spoil the meal. I'll just have to get it at >>>>> another restaurant that does serve it on the side. I can hardly wait >>>>> to see what I can't order the next time! >>>> >>>> >>>> Although it's unlikely, maybe they actually make fettucine alfredo the >>>> CORRECT way, which means "from scratch", not using sauce from a jar. >>>> While >>>> this is not a terribly involved process, it's certainly not worth their >>>> time to make a small amount as a side dish. >>> >>>Maybe the troll can get it all out at once and list every item >>>Cheesecake Factory doesn't have on their menu and be done >>>with it. Or, maybe it can just go to a restaurant that features what >>>it's looking for instead of Cheesecake Factory. >>> >>>nancy >>> >> >> I orered something that was "on the menu". They just don't serve it on >> the side like other restaurants. The waitress was nice and didn't pull >> an attitude like the other visit. How am I suppose to know unless I >> ask? > > >It's a chain, and it's possible that the sauce comes out of a plastic bag >which they microwave, or drop into boiling water. To make a side dish, >they'd have to waste a half serving just for you, if it's not that popular a >dish. > >Stop your incessant whining. > So you're suggesting that CF is fast food. Wow! Maybe I'll ask next time. |
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On 20 Jan 2008 20:03:11 GMT, sandi > wrote:
>Just Visiting > wrote in : > >> On 20 Jan 2008 19:22:28 GMT, sandi > >> wrote: >> >>>Just Visiting > wrote in : >>> >>>> Ok, I learned that CF doesn't serve Dr. Pepper. Well, they >>>> don't serve fettuccine alfredo on the side either! >>> >>>I would suggest you keep your RESTAURANT discussions over at >>>rec.food.restaurants & alt.restaurants and quit the cross >>>posting. >>> >>>Thank you. >> >> It's about food preparation and ingredients and accomodation. > >Then maybe discuss the food preparation and ingredients here. >Thats all I suggest.. for here. Other stuff probably gets >either ignored, blocked or reported to ISPs etc. (Hopefully.) The topic just happens to crossover into restaurant business when it comes to food, cooking and ingredients. I'm sure people that work in restaurants come here, too. |
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On Sun, 20 Jan 2008 15:24:43 -0500, "cybercat" >
wrote: > >"Ophelia" > wrote in message ... >> cybercat wrote: >>> "Just Visiting" > wrote in message >>>>> I'm starting to think of you as an arrogant, uncompassionate, >>>> spoiled, foul-mouthed individual that enjoys slandering others. >>> >>> Do you cook, you silly mother****er? >> >> CAT!!!! That is very, very rude!!! >> >> >*hanging my head* > >butbutbut > >If this isn't a sillymother****er, who is? > >I ask you? > Oh dear, cc, I'm not hurting you, am I? |
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cybercat wrote:
> "Ophelia" > wrote in message > ... >> cybercat wrote: >>> "Just Visiting" > wrote in message >>>>> I'm starting to think of you as an arrogant, uncompassionate, >>>> spoiled, foul-mouthed individual that enjoys slandering others. >>> >>> Do you cook, you silly mother****er? >> >> CAT!!!! That is very, very rude!!! >> >> > *hanging my head* > > butbutbut > > If this isn't a sillymother****er, who is? > > I ask you? *sigh* You do 'ave a point innit? It was rude though! |
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Just Visiting wrote:
> On Sun, 20 Jan 2008 15:24:43 -0500, "cybercat" > > wrote: > >> >> "Ophelia" > wrote in message >> ... >>> cybercat wrote: >>>> "Just Visiting" > wrote in message >>>>>> I'm starting to think of you as an arrogant, uncompassionate, >>>>> spoiled, foul-mouthed individual that enjoys slandering others. >>>> >>>> Do you cook, you silly mother****er? >>> >>> CAT!!!! That is very, very rude!!! >>> >>> >> *hanging my head* >> >> butbutbut >> >> If this isn't a sillymother****er, who is? >> >> I ask you? >> > > Oh dear, cc, I'm not hurting you, am I? LOLOL You really are thick:))) |
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On Sun, 20 Jan 2008 12:38:36 -0500, "Nancy Young" >
wrote: > >"Goomba38" > wrote > >> rosie wrote: >> >>> I like Cheesecake Factory. They have a varied menu, the service is >>> good, and the prices are reasonable. I dislike Dr Pepper. > >> I just went to my first Cheesecake factory lunch a couple of weeks ago and >> we enjoyed it enough to return the next day. The service was very, very >> good even considering that the place was packed. The dessert we had and I >> crave again even now was the limoncello torte. Not overly sweet and >> reminded me very much of the bakery treats we used to get in Europe. >> Sure it is a chain....but one I'll be going back to when I can. They're >> doing so many things right there. > >I went back, too. I had the crispy spicy beef (?) ... I really enjoyed >that. No complaints about the service, either, and I also like the >iced green tea. I think it's odd that they don't have regular iced tea, >but life goes on. > >nancy > No regular iced tea?!! Now that takes the cake! |
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"Vilco" > wrote in message . .. > jmcquown wrote > >> Now that would be a novelty, Miche! Also, people should stop >> replying to cross posting trolls. Or trolls in general <G> > > If JV's a troll, then he/she's sure toasting this thread with > champagne wine. > -- Everybody Jill doesn't like is a troll, remember? |
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Just Visiting wrote:
> I ordered something that was "indirectly" on the menu. The ingredients > are right there in the kitchen! It's about accomodation. Cheaper > restaurants do it! In fact, I've had salad dressing prepared for me > when the restaurant didn't actually serve it. Now that's service! So? I get the feeling you just want to get special attention or test the waters for some reason? Perhaps a need to feel special? The more you argue about this the more troll you appear. Hmmmmmmm...? |
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Paul M. Cook wrote:
> Dr. Pepper was originally sold as medicine. > > Paul > I believe most of the original sodas were. Tonics were a bit thing back in the day. |
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"Just Visiting" > wrote in message
... > On Sun, 20 Jan 2008 17:47:12 GMT, "JoeSpareBedroom" > > wrote: > >>"Just Visiting" > wrote in message . .. >>> On Sun, 20 Jan 2008 11:13:23 -0500, "Nancy Young" > >>> wrote: >>> >>>> >>>>"JoeSpareBedroom" > wrote >>>> >>>>> "Just Visiting" > wrote >>>> >>>>>> Ok, I learned that CF doesn't serve Dr. Pepper. Well, they don't >>>>>> serve >>>>>> fettuccine alfredo on the side either! At least the waitress was nice >>>>>> when she said, "We don't serve it like that." I thought it was a bit >>>>>> unusual but not enough to spoil the meal. I'll just have to get it at >>>>>> another restaurant that does serve it on the side. I can hardly wait >>>>>> to see what I can't order the next time! >>>>> >>>>> >>>>> Although it's unlikely, maybe they actually make fettucine alfredo the >>>>> CORRECT way, which means "from scratch", not using sauce from a jar. >>>>> While >>>>> this is not a terribly involved process, it's certainly not worth >>>>> their >>>>> time to make a small amount as a side dish. >>>> >>>>Maybe the troll can get it all out at once and list every item >>>>Cheesecake Factory doesn't have on their menu and be done >>>>with it. Or, maybe it can just go to a restaurant that features what >>>>it's looking for instead of Cheesecake Factory. >>>> >>>>nancy >>>> >>> >>> I orered something that was "on the menu". They just don't serve it on >>> the side like other restaurants. The waitress was nice and didn't pull >>> an attitude like the other visit. How am I suppose to know unless I >>> ask? >> >> >>It's a chain, and it's possible that the sauce comes out of a plastic bag >>which they microwave, or drop into boiling water. To make a side dish, >>they'd have to waste a half serving just for you, if it's not that popular >>a >>dish. >> >>Stop your incessant whining. >> > > So you're suggesting that CF is fast food. Wow! Maybe I'll ask next > time. Fast food would be McDonald's/Burger King. In between fast food and fancy is a huge segment represented by Cheesecake Factory, Appleby's, Ruby Tuesday, TGI Friday, etc. You don't get around much, it seems. |
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On Sun, 20 Jan 2008 15:59:39 -0500, Goomba38 >
wrote: >Just Visiting wrote: > >> I ordered something that was "indirectly" on the menu. The ingredients >> are right there in the kitchen! It's about accomodation. Cheaper >> restaurants do it! In fact, I've had salad dressing prepared for me >> when the restaurant didn't actually serve it. Now that's service! > >So? I get the feeling you just want to get special attention or test the >waters for some reason? Perhaps a need to feel special? >The more you argue about this the more troll you appear. Hmmmmmmm...? Me arguing? I don't think so. I'm not the one calling people names here and belittle them just because a chef or two doesn't want to take the time to whip up a few simple ingredients with an easy recipe to accomodate a paying customer. |
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"Just Visiting" > wrote in message
... > On Sun, 20 Jan 2008 15:59:39 -0500, Goomba38 > > wrote: > >>Just Visiting wrote: >> >>> I ordered something that was "indirectly" on the menu. The ingredients >>> are right there in the kitchen! It's about accomodation. Cheaper >>> restaurants do it! In fact, I've had salad dressing prepared for me >>> when the restaurant didn't actually serve it. Now that's service! >> >>So? I get the feeling you just want to get special attention or test the >>waters for some reason? Perhaps a need to feel special? >>The more you argue about this the more troll you appear. Hmmmmmmm...? > > Me arguing? I don't think so. I'm not the one calling people names > here and belittle them just because a chef or two doesn't want to take > the time to whip up a few simple ingredients with an easy recipe to > accomodate a paying customer. I taught you earlier that the restaurant probably doesn't make the sauce from scratch, and that it probably comes in portion controlled packets which they will not split in half for you, and throw the rest away. Respond to this idea NOW. |
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"Sqwertz" > wrote in message ... > On Sun, 20 Jan 2008 21:13:51 +1300, Miche wrote: > >> How about you try ordering what's on the menu, and see if that makes a >> difference? > > Yeah - this guy is a real class act - They don't even *serve* > Fettucinni Alfredo. > > http://www.thecheesecakefactory.com/menu.htm You're right! They don't! Hmmm... |
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"Just Visiting" > wrote in message ... > On Sun, 20 Jan 2008 11:39:54 -0600, Sqwertz > > wrote: > >>On Sun, 20 Jan 2008 21:13:51 +1300, Miche wrote: >> >>> How about you try ordering what's on the menu, and see if that makes a >>> difference? >> >>Yeah - this guy is a real class act - They don't even *serve* >>Fettucinni Alfredo. >> >>http://www.thecheesecakefactory.com/menu.htm >> >>-sw > > Parden me, Mr. Sqwertz, but they DO serve FETTUCINI WITH CHICKEN in a > cream sauce. Any kitchen should easily be able to make fettucinni > alfredo. Then why is it not on the menu? |
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JoeSpareBedroom wrote:
> > I taught you earlier that the restaurant probably doesn't make the sauce > from scratch, and that it probably comes in portion controlled packets which > they will not split in half for you, and throw the rest away. > > Respond to this idea NOW. > Or just resign himself to ordering an entire portion and taking half home!...Although I once ordered a carbonara or alfredo someplace years ago and it was delicious fresh and hot. VERY scary when I opened up the doggy bag later and saw the congealed fat. It most certainly wasn't butter and cream based but rather something...else? |
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"Just Visiting" > wrote in message ... > On Sun, 20 Jan 2008 13:49:49 -0500, Dave Smith > > wrote: > >>Just Visiting wrote: >> >>> Ok, I learned that CF doesn't serve Dr. Pepper. Well, they don't serve >>> fettuccine alfredo on the side either! At least the waitress was nice >>> when she said, "We don't serve it like that." I thought it was a bit >>> unusual but not enough to spoil the meal. I'll just have to get it at >>> another restaurant that does serve it on the side. I can hardly wait >>> to see what I can't order the next time! >> >>Try ordering pecan pie. That's not on their meny either. >> >>If you are having trouble getting a meny from the waitress perhaps you >>should look it up online: >> >>http://www.thecheesecakefactory.com/menu.htm >> >>If the waitress does give you a menu, perhaps you should have a lok at it >>and make your selection from one of the items listed. I am absolutely >>positive that you would get a more sympathetic response in this group if >>you had been ordering items from the menu and they were always out of >>those things, but you keep harping about not being able to get items in a >>franchise that are not on their menu. > > I ordered something that was "indirectly" on the menu. The ingredients > are right there in the kitchen! It's about accomodation. Cheaper > restaurants do it! In fact, I've had salad dressing prepared for me > when the restaurant didn't actually serve it. Now that's service! How do you know the ingredients are in the kitchen? I'd be willing to bet their pasta dishes come frozen and pre-portioned. |
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"Just Visiting" > wrote in message ... > On 20 Jan 2008 20:03:11 GMT, sandi > wrote: > >>Just Visiting > wrote in m: >> >>> On 20 Jan 2008 19:22:28 GMT, sandi > >>> wrote: >>> >>>>Just Visiting > wrote in m: >>>> >>>>> Ok, I learned that CF doesn't serve Dr. Pepper. Well, they >>>>> don't serve fettuccine alfredo on the side either! >>>> >>>>I would suggest you keep your RESTAURANT discussions over at >>>>rec.food.restaurants & alt.restaurants and quit the cross >>>>posting. >>>> >>>>Thank you. >>> >>> It's about food preparation and ingredients and accomodation. >> >>Then maybe discuss the food preparation and ingredients here. >>Thats all I suggest.. for here. Other stuff probably gets >>either ignored, blocked or reported to ISPs etc. (Hopefully.) > > The topic just happens to crossover into restaurant business when it > comes to food, cooking and ingredients. I'm sure people that work in > restaurants come here, too. So far I don't see one person here who is interested in this post and I think we all just wish you'd go away! :) |
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"Just Visiting" > wrote > On Sun, 20 Jan 2008 12:38:36 -0500, "Nancy Young" > > wrote: > >>I went back, too. I had the crispy spicy beef (?) ... I really enjoyed >>that. No complaints about the service, either, and I also like the >>iced green tea. I think it's odd that they don't have regular iced tea, >>but life goes on. > No regular iced tea?!! Now that takes the cake! Take a lesson: notice I just ordered something that *was* on the menu. nancy |
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Just Visiting wrote:
> > >waters for some reason? Perhaps a need to feel special? > >The more you argue about this the more troll you appear. Hmmmmmmm...? > > Me arguing? I don't think so. I'm not the one calling people names > here and belittle them just because a chef or two doesn't want to take > the time to whip up a few simple ingredients with an easy recipe to > accomodate a paying customer. That's true. You don't name call. You just come in here to bitch and moan about not being able to order off the menu in a franchise restaurant. I might suggest that you either go to a restaurant that offers Dr, Pepper and side orders of Fetticcine al Fredo or learn to order off the menu, but I get the feeling that you are one of those weenies who thrives on abuse. |
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Just Visiting wrote:
> Listen Mr. Joe, you need to come out of your closet in your spare > bedroom, and see what's happening in Restaurant World. There's another > national chain that will serve FA on the side even though it's not > listed on their menu. It's not hard to prepare, you know. It is if all you have in the back are bags to toss into boiling water! |
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On Sun, 20 Jan 2008 21:27:01 GMT, "Julie Bove" >
wrote: > >"Just Visiting" > wrote in message .. . >> On Sun, 20 Jan 2008 13:49:49 -0500, Dave Smith >> > wrote: >> >>>Just Visiting wrote: >>> >>>> Ok, I learned that CF doesn't serve Dr. Pepper. Well, they don't serve >>>> fettuccine alfredo on the side either! At least the waitress was nice >>>> when she said, "We don't serve it like that." I thought it was a bit >>>> unusual but not enough to spoil the meal. I'll just have to get it at >>>> another restaurant that does serve it on the side. I can hardly wait >>>> to see what I can't order the next time! >>> >>>Try ordering pecan pie. That's not on their meny either. >>> >>>If you are having trouble getting a meny from the waitress perhaps you >>>should look it up online: >>> >>>http://www.thecheesecakefactory.com/menu.htm >>> >>>If the waitress does give you a menu, perhaps you should have a lok at it >>>and make your selection from one of the items listed. I am absolutely >>>positive that you would get a more sympathetic response in this group if >>>you had been ordering items from the menu and they were always out of >>>those things, but you keep harping about not being able to get items in a >>>franchise that are not on their menu. >> >> I ordered something that was "indirectly" on the menu. The ingredients >> are right there in the kitchen! It's about accomodation. Cheaper >> restaurants do it! In fact, I've had salad dressing prepared for me >> when the restaurant didn't actually serve it. Now that's service! > >How do you know the ingredients are in the kitchen? I'd be willing to bet >their pasta dishes come frozen and pre-portioned. > Not as fancy as they would like it to appear, eh? |
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"Just Visiting" > wrote in message
... > On Sun, 20 Jan 2008 21:27:01 GMT, "Julie Bove" > > wrote: > >> >>"Just Visiting" > wrote in message . .. >>> On Sun, 20 Jan 2008 13:49:49 -0500, Dave Smith >>> > wrote: >>> >>>>Just Visiting wrote: >>>> >>>>> Ok, I learned that CF doesn't serve Dr. Pepper. Well, they don't serve >>>>> fettuccine alfredo on the side either! At least the waitress was nice >>>>> when she said, "We don't serve it like that." I thought it was a bit >>>>> unusual but not enough to spoil the meal. I'll just have to get it at >>>>> another restaurant that does serve it on the side. I can hardly wait >>>>> to see what I can't order the next time! >>>> >>>>Try ordering pecan pie. That's not on their meny either. >>>> >>>>If you are having trouble getting a meny from the waitress perhaps you >>>>should look it up online: >>>> >>>>http://www.thecheesecakefactory.com/menu.htm >>>> >>>>If the waitress does give you a menu, perhaps you should have a lok at >>>>it >>>>and make your selection from one of the items listed. I am absolutely >>>>positive that you would get a more sympathetic response in this group if >>>>you had been ordering items from the menu and they were always out of >>>>those things, but you keep harping about not being able to get items in >>>>a >>>>franchise that are not on their menu. >>> >>> I ordered something that was "indirectly" on the menu. The ingredients >>> are right there in the kitchen! It's about accomodation. Cheaper >>> restaurants do it! In fact, I've had salad dressing prepared for me >>> when the restaurant didn't actually serve it. Now that's service! >> >>How do you know the ingredients are in the kitchen? I'd be willing to bet >>their pasta dishes come frozen and pre-portioned. >> > > Not as fancy as they would like it to appear, eh? You'd be amazed at what comes out of a box or bag nowadays. |
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On Sun, 20 Jan 2008 21:35:23 +0100, "Vilco" > wrote:
>jmcquown wrote > >> Now that would be a novelty, Miche! Also, people should stop >> replying to cross posting trolls. Or trolls in general <G> > >If JV's a troll, then he/she's sure toasting this thread with >champagne wine. At least it's more interesting than most. -- See return address to reply by email remove the smiley face first |
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On Jan 20, 1:21*pm, "cybercat" > wrote:
> "Just Visiting" > wrote in message > > >>>> "JoeSpareBedroom" > wrote > > > > I'm starting to think of you as an arrogant, uncompassionate, spoiled, > > foul-mouthed individual that enjoys slandering others. > > Do you cook, you silly mother.....................? What a pleasant group!! It is all starting to come back to me what an ignorant collection of foul mouthed spoiled brats we have here. |
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Just Visiting wrote:
> On Sun, 20 Jan 2008 21:27:01 GMT, "Julie Bove" > > wrote: >> How do you know the ingredients are in the kitchen? I'd be willing to bet >> their pasta dishes come frozen and pre-portioned. >> > > Not as fancy as they would like it to appear, eh? I don't get the impression Cheesecake Factory is trying to pass themselves off as "fancy" but rather eclectic. They succeed very well there, IMO |
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"Brawny" > wrote in message ... On Jan 20, 1:21 pm, "cybercat" > wrote: > "Just Visiting" > wrote in message > > >>>> "JoeSpareBedroom" > wrote > > > > I'm starting to think of you as an arrogant, uncompassionate, spoiled, > > foul-mouthed individual that enjoys slandering others. > > Do you cook, you silly mother.....................? >What a pleasant group!! It is all starting to come back >to me what an >ignorant collection of foul mouthed >spoiled brats we have here. Damn. I was trying so hard to appear clean-mouthed and polite. |
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JoeSpareBedroom wrote:
> > "Just Visiting" > wrote in message > ... > > On Sun, 20 Jan 2008 21:27:01 GMT, "Julie Bove" > > > wrote: > > > >> > >>"Just Visiting" > wrote in message > . .. > >>> On Sun, 20 Jan 2008 13:49:49 -0500, Dave Smith > >>> > wrote: > >>> > >>>>Just Visiting wrote: > >>>> > >>>>> Ok, I learned that CF doesn't serve Dr. Pepper. Well, they don't serve > >>>>> fettuccine alfredo on the side either! At least the waitress was nice > >>>>> when she said, "We don't serve it like that." I thought it was a bit > >>>>> unusual but not enough to spoil the meal. I'll just have to get it at > >>>>> another restaurant that does serve it on the side. I can hardly wait > >>>>> to see what I can't order the next time! > >>>> > >>>>Try ordering pecan pie. That's not on their meny either. > >>>> > >>>>If you are having trouble getting a meny from the waitress perhaps you > >>>>should look it up online: > >>>> > >>>>http://www.thecheesecakefactory.com/menu.htm > >>>> > >>>>If the waitress does give you a menu, perhaps you should have a lok at > >>>>it > >>>>and make your selection from one of the items listed. I am absolutely > >>>>positive that you would get a more sympathetic response in this group if > >>>>you had been ordering items from the menu and they were always out of > >>>>those things, but you keep harping about not being able to get items in > >>>>a > >>>>franchise that are not on their menu. > >>> > >>> I ordered something that was "indirectly" on the menu. The ingredients > >>> are right there in the kitchen! It's about accomodation. Cheaper > >>> restaurants do it! In fact, I've had salad dressing prepared for me > >>> when the restaurant didn't actually serve it. Now that's service! > >> > >>How do you know the ingredients are in the kitchen? I'd be willing to bet > >>their pasta dishes come frozen and pre-portioned. > >> > > > > Not as fancy as they would like it to appear, eh? > > You'd be amazed at what comes out of a box or bag nowadays. One reason to go for a chain place that has an open kitchen setup like Macaroni Grill, where you can at least see much of the cooking process. |
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On Jan 20, 11:27�am, Just Visiting >
wrote: > On Sun, 20 Jan 2008 13:21:38 -0500, "cybercat" > > wrote: > > > > > > > > >"Just Visiting" > wrote in message > .. . > >> On Sun, 20 Jan 2008 12:22:48 -0500, "Nancy Young" > > >> wrote: > > >>>"JoeSpareBedroom" > wrote > > >>>> "Nancy Young" > wrote > > >>>>> "JoeSpareBedroom" > wrote > > >>>>>> "Just Visiting" > wrote > > >>>>>>> Ok, I learned that CF doesn't serve Dr. Pepper. Well, they don't > >>>>>>> serve > >>>>>>> fettuccine alfredo on the side either! At least the waitress was nice > >>>>>>> when she said, "We don't serve it like that." �I thought it was a bit > >>>>>>> unusual but not enough to spoil the meal. I'll just have to get it at > >>>>>>> another restaurant that does serve it on the side. I can hardly wait > >>>>>>> to see what I can't order the next time! > > >>>>>> Although it's unlikely, maybe they actually make fettucine alfredo the > >>>>>> CORRECT way, which means "from scratch", not using sauce from a jar.. > >>>>>> While this is not a terribly involved process, it's certainly not > >>>>>> worth > >>>>>> their time to make a small amount as a side dish. > > >>>>> Maybe the troll can get it all out at once and list every item > >>>>> Cheesecake Factory doesn't have on their menu and be done > >>>>> with it. �Or, maybe it can just go to a restaurant that features what > >>>>> it's looking for instead of Cheesecake Factory. > > >>>> What "it's" looking for? �I love that word choice, but I always get > >>>> yelled > >>>> at when I use it. :-) > > >>>(laugh) �I think of trolls not having any sex organs. �Gives them > >>>plenty of time to think up stupid shit like this. > > >>>nancy > > >> I'm starting to think of you as an arrogant, uncompassionate, spoiled, > >> foul-mouthed individual that enjoys slandering others. > > >Do you cook, you silly mother****er? > > Sometimes, you, name caller, you.- Hide quoted text - > > - Show quoted text - Maybe you could share your recipe for Fettuccine Alfredo. My guess is you don't have any idea how to make it and what ingredients go into it. Anyplace that has that many things on the menu is not going to wait until someone orders something to prepare it, They did have a Roasted Garlic Parmesan Cream Sauce Pasta, but that is not Fettuccine Alfredo. Grow up, get a life, realize the world does not revolve around you, quit acting like a spoiled brat. Life is so much happier when you don't complain about every little thing. By the way, I like Ginger Ale. Unless someplace also has a bar (which is rare here in Utah) they aren't going to have Ginger Ale, so I drink water or iced tea. No problem. Vickie |
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Golden California Girls wrote: > Just Visiting wrote: > > Listen Mr. Joe, you need to come out of your closet in your spare > > bedroom, and see what's happening in Restaurant World. There's another > > national chain that will serve FA on the side even though it's not > > listed on their menu. It's not hard to prepare, you know. > > It is if all you have in the back are bags to toss into boiling water! Wang and Pedro back in the kitchen are not gourmet chefs. |
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"Vickie in Utah" > wrote in message
... On Jan 20, 11:27?am, Just Visiting > wrote: > On Sun, 20 Jan 2008 13:21:38 -0500, "cybercat" > > wrote: > > > > > > > > >"Just Visiting" > wrote in message > .. . > >> On Sun, 20 Jan 2008 12:22:48 -0500, "Nancy Young" > > >> wrote: > > >>>"JoeSpareBedroom" > wrote > > >>>> "Nancy Young" > wrote > > >>>>> "JoeSpareBedroom" > wrote > > >>>>>> "Just Visiting" > wrote > > >>>>>>> Ok, I learned that CF doesn't serve Dr. Pepper. Well, they don't > >>>>>>> serve > >>>>>>> fettuccine alfredo on the side either! At least the waitress was > >>>>>>> nice > >>>>>>> when she said, "We don't serve it like that." ?I thought it was a > >>>>>>> bit > >>>>>>> unusual but not enough to spoil the meal. I'll just have to get it > >>>>>>> at > >>>>>>> another restaurant that does serve it on the side. I can hardly > >>>>>>> wait > >>>>>>> to see what I can't order the next time! > > >>>>>> Although it's unlikely, maybe they actually make fettucine alfredo > >>>>>> the > >>>>>> CORRECT way, which means "from scratch", not using sauce from a > >>>>>> jar. > >>>>>> While this is not a terribly involved process, it's certainly not > >>>>>> worth > >>>>>> their time to make a small amount as a side dish. > > >>>>> Maybe the troll can get it all out at once and list every item > >>>>> Cheesecake Factory doesn't have on their menu and be done > >>>>> with it. ?Or, maybe it can just go to a restaurant that features > >>>>> what > >>>>> it's looking for instead of Cheesecake Factory. > > >>>> What "it's" looking for? ?I love that word choice, but I always get > >>>> yelled > >>>> at when I use it. :-) > > >>>(laugh) ?I think of trolls not having any sex organs. ?Gives them > >>>plenty of time to think up stupid shit like this. > > >>>nancy > > >> I'm starting to think of you as an arrogant, uncompassionate, spoiled, > >> foul-mouthed individual that enjoys slandering others. > > >Do you cook, you silly mother****er? > > Sometimes, you, name caller, you.- Hide quoted text - > > - Show quoted text - Maybe you could share your recipe for Fettuccine Alfredo. My guess is you don't have any idea how to make it and what ingredients go into it. =============== Interesting point! |
Strike Two: Cheesecake Factory does it again!
Just Visiting wrote:
>> > > This isn't Joe's Crab Shack, we're talkin' about. This is Cheesecale > Factory that serves pasta and has all the ingredients to make > fettucine alfredo. It is odd that they wouldn't serve pasta though. You are out of you ****ing mind, fatass. |
Strike Two: Cheesecake Factory does it again!
Dave Smith wrote:
> JoeSpareBedroom wrote: > >>>>>>> >>>>>>> Although it's unlikely, maybe they actually make fettucine alfredo the >>>>>>> CORRECT way, which means "from scratch", not using sauce from a jar. >>>>>>> While this is not a terribly involved process, it's certainly not >>>>>>> worth >>>>>>> their time to make a small amount as a side dish. >>>>>> Maybe the troll can get it all out at once and list every item >>>>>> Cheesecake Factory doesn't have on their menu and be done >>>>>> with it. Or, maybe it can just go to a restaurant that features what >>>>>> it's looking for instead of Cheesecake Factory. >>>>> What "it's" looking for? I love that word choice, but I always get >>>>> yelled >>>>> at when I use it. :-) >>>> (laugh) I think of trolls not having any sex organs. Gives them >>>> plenty of time to think up stupid shit like this. >>>> >>>> nancy >>>> >>> I'm starting to think of you as an arrogant, uncompassionate, spoiled, >>> foul-mouthed individual that enjoys slandering others. >> Reality: We don't know if you are male or female, so for now, you are an >> "it". You could change that in your next response, if you can stop frothing >> at the mouth for a moment. > > My bet is male and probably 15-16. > > I'm guessing it's Sheldon's ex-boyfriend. -dk |
Strike Two: Cheesecake Factory does it again!
Just Visiting wrote:
> On Sun, 20 Jan 2008 21:13:51 +1300, Miche > > wrote: > >> In article >, >> Just Visiting > wrote: >> >>> Ok, I learned that CF doesn't serve Dr. Pepper. Well, they don't serve >>> fettuccine alfredo on the side either! At least the waitress was nice >>> when she said, "We don't serve it like that." I thought it was a bit >>> unusual but not enough to spoil the meal. I'll just have to get it at >>> another restaurant that does serve it on the side. I can hardly wait >>> to see what I can't order the next time! >> How about you try ordering what's on the menu, and see if that makes a >> difference? >> >> Miche > > I did! It was on the menu! Just not served as a side dish. So order a plate of it and shut the **** up. -dk |
Strike Two: Cheesecake Factory does it again!
Just Visiting wrote:
> On Sun, 20 Jan 2008 08:18:04 -0800 (PST), rosie > > wrote: > >> On Jan 20, 1:09?am, Just Visiting > >> wrote: >>> Ok, I learned that CF doesn't serve Dr. Pepper. Well, they don't serve >>> fettuccine alfredo on the side either! At least the waitress was nice >>> when she said, "We don't serve it like that." ?I thought it was a bit >>> unusual but not enough to spoil the meal. I'll just have to get it at >>> another restaurant that does serve it on the side. I can hardly wait >>> to see what I can't order the next time! >> I like Cheesecake Factory. They have a varied menu, the service is >> good, and the prices are reasonable. I dislike Dr Pepper. >> >> Rosie > > I like CF, too. But you don't know how they serve their food unless > you ask, right? When you go to a restaurant, you eventually find out > their rules for serving food and drinks. I disklike Mr. Pibb. You're a ****ing whack job. Dining in a restaurant isn't that difficult. |
Strike Two: Cheesecake Factory does it again!
Just Visiting wrote:
> On Sun, 20 Jan 2008 15:59:39 -0500, Goomba38 > > wrote: > >> Just Visiting wrote: >> >>> I ordered something that was "indirectly" on the menu. The ingredients >>> are right there in the kitchen! It's about accomodation. Cheaper >>> restaurants do it! In fact, I've had salad dressing prepared for me >>> when the restaurant didn't actually serve it. Now that's service! >> So? I get the feeling you just want to get special attention or test the >> waters for some reason? Perhaps a need to feel special? >> The more you argue about this the more troll you appear. Hmmmmmmm...? > > Me arguing? I don't think so. I'm not the one calling people names > here and belittle them just because a chef or two doesn't want to take > the time to whip up a few simple ingredients with an easy recipe to > accomodate a paying customer. There are no chefs at the Cheesecake Factory, idiot. |
Strike Two: Cheesecake Factory does it again!
"Dan" > wrote in message
... > Just Visiting wrote: >> On Sun, 20 Jan 2008 15:59:39 -0500, Goomba38 > >> wrote: >> >>> Just Visiting wrote: >>> >>>> I ordered something that was "indirectly" on the menu. The ingredients >>>> are right there in the kitchen! It's about accomodation. Cheaper >>>> restaurants do it! In fact, I've had salad dressing prepared for me >>>> when the restaurant didn't actually serve it. Now that's service! >>> So? I get the feeling you just want to get special attention or test the >>> waters for some reason? Perhaps a need to feel special? >>> The more you argue about this the more troll you appear. Hmmmmmmm...? >> >> Me arguing? I don't think so. I'm not the one calling people names >> here and belittle them just because a chef or two doesn't want to take >> the time to whip up a few simple ingredients with an easy recipe to >> accomodate a paying customer. > > There are no chefs at the Cheesecake Factory, idiot. "Assemblers" would be a more appropriate term. |
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Dan wrote:
> > > My bet is male and probably 15-16. > > > > > > I'm guessing it's Sheldon's ex-boyfriend. LMAO |
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