Done and done! Head up to Ocean City, MD! 
Posted on 02/01/2006 3:43:36 AM PST by don-o
"The food is horrendous and the girls are skanks for working there."
Don't hold back, tell us how you really feel!
So sorry... but a silver ain't bad at all :~D
It ain't a den of iniquity, but come now, there's no reason at all to go into a Hooter's other than to enjoy glimpes of/flirting with scantily-clad waitresses. You can get better wings at a supermarket, and Sully's Bar and Tap across the street pours a better beer . . . it just doesn't have the eye candy.
I'm no prude at all, as my FR posts suggest. But whenever I see a mom & pop family with kids in tow going into a Hooter's, I say to myself "looks like dad chose the restaurant tonight."
I know. It's that darned ego thingy again! ;^)
Don't post that image here again.
The effin' double standard just gets annoying.
Hooters is family,
but you don't dare breastfeed there.
You can show nekkid pictures of women,
and you're just having fun....
Show a hunky guy in jeans and you get cat called down
with "He's GAY!"
It's old,
Very old,
I'm older and effin' tired.
Damn, who needs time travel.
That's a hell of a business idea. Would kielbasa, polish sausage, bratworst, etc., be on the menu?
Operation Calendar Drop Sending Hooters Cheer to the Troops for the Holidays
Over 20,000 Hooters Calendars were signed by Hooters customers, sealed by the managers and delivered to service personnel overseas during the Holidays. During the month of December, Operation Calendar Drop gave customers a chance to send a message of appreciation and a Hooters Calendar to an unknown man or woman of the armed forces that would be spending their holiday in less than desirable conditions.
"The Marines at Camp Taqaddum, Iraq were truly happy to receive the calendars that Hooters sent," stated USMC Major Bob Nash. "It was motivating to see hundreds of your patrons and staff generously reach out, wish the Marines well during the holidays, and let us know that folks all across the USA are praying for our safe return home; and the calendars are outstanding!"
Every Hooters location was designated a specific military base overseas to ship these boxes to, in an effort to boost morale and make the holidays as cheerful as possible while the troops were away from their friends and families in the United States. This is the second year Hooters has run this promotion and it continues to gain support
"The reception from the military and the customers during this promotion has been incredible," stated Alexis Aleshire, marketing assistant for Hooters of America. "I have received many letters from various bases thanking the stores and customers for their time and thoughts during the holidays."
http://www.hooters.com/news_and_events/news/2006/2006-01-09_Calendar_Drop.asp
No, just vienna sausages.
Yes, Sir/Ma'am.
Hey, if I was away in Iraq, fighting a war during Christmas, the one thing I would wish for is a Hooter's calendar! To heck with food and toiletries, a calendar is all I need.
Not bad---that way, a guy could eat there without any "envy" issues.
The Marine Corps Major agrees with you.
Done and done! Head up to Ocean City, MD!
And when they go into "Lettuce Surprise You" do you equally surmise Mom picked the joint?
;-p
There are issues of individual rights and governmental intrusion - but, I guess wallowing in the gutter is easier to deal with.
Hooters Donates $225,000 to the American Red Cross and Katrina Relief Fund
After Hurricane Katrina plowed through the Gulf Coast in September, Hooters reacted in various ways to raise money for the American Red Cross and Katrina Relief Fund. Between an auction of a foursome with John Daly, local fundraising events and the sales of Hooters Hope Cards in Hooters locations across the US, Hooters raised a total of $225,000 for the effort.
And I'm sure he meant every word of it.
Thanks.
Cool-amundo!
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