To: nickcarraway
Is it just me, or do New Yorkers get a little pompous now and then?
To: nickcarraway
Is it just me, or do New Yorkers get a little pompous now and then?
To: nickcarraway
Not sure it's worth $25 but it sure looks good. Then again, I did pay $24.95 this weekend for a plate of fried clams at the beach and my digestive system will be paying for those for the rest of the week!
To: nickcarraway
But, nonetheless, if we are to learn anything from this suit, it's that no one can come between New Yorkers and their food. No one.Well, except their OWN MAYOR!!
8 posted on
07/08/2012 5:32:30 PM PDT by
Still Thinking
(Freedom is NOT a loophole!)
To: nickcarraway
freedom of choice if you ask me.
10 posted on
07/08/2012 5:36:31 PM PDT by
fatboy
(This protestant will have no part in the ecumenical movement)
To: nickcarraway
Burgers, and any other food laden in animal fats actually protect you against the heart attacks that are caused by margarine, crisco, and poly-unsaturated vegetable fats, that also are the proximate cause of type 2 diabetes.
15 posted on
07/08/2012 6:12:38 PM PDT by
editor-surveyor
(Freepers: Not as smart as I'd hoped they were.)
To: nickcarraway
There are a bunch of dinners that have a hell of a lot more calories than this.
17 posted on
07/08/2012 6:29:31 PM PDT by
Eaker
(When somebody hands you your arse, don't give it back saying "This needs a little more tenderizing.")
To: nickcarraway
a little snack called the 'Instant Heart Attack.' I heard....after the recent 'incident' this week....they will be renaming the meal 'The Øbama'
23 posted on
07/08/2012 8:08:18 PM PDT by
libertarian27
(Check my profile page for the FReeper Online Cookbook 2011)
To: nickcarraway
So that's the image it's going for - a cholesterol-laden reputation that it was willing to sue the Second Avenue Deli over.
Uhhh, the typical amount of turkey eaten on Thanksgiving per adult male has WAY more cholesterol than that 807 cal sandwich.
33 posted on
07/09/2012 8:10:05 AM PDT by
aruanan
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