On Landon Howell's endorsement, I finally tried the new Burger King Chicken Fries. This strange invention is really just a long, thin, chicken tender in the shape of a french fry (with some added spices). But since the marketing gurus at BK are intent on passing them off as a new brand of french fries, I decided to test the theory.
I ordered a Whopper Combo and asked if I could substitute Chicken Fries for the regular fries.
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Got this in an E-Mail today:
Look closely at the package. Just below the words Fresco Lavado....
Dont forget this brand of fresh lettuce, folks. What probably happened is, the water the lettuce was washed in contained polliwogs and these became fresh new frogs, right in the packages. So if you're looking for salad fixins with a little more body, then be sure and try this brand. It's the extra care that Mexico companies take that makes the difference.
While I have no confirmation that this is legit, who would take time to make something like this up? Yet another reason to stay away from salads: You never know whether the lettuce came from Mexico or not.
You've seen 'em before...perhaps at the mall, or at the movies. And I know we've ALL questioned this bizarre fashion trend that goes against conventional apparel wisdom. Now, someone is actually putting a voice to a question so many of us have stayed awake at night pondering: What's with the baggy pants?
Dallas school board member Ron Price is petitioning the City Council to do something about these how-low-can-you-go underwear exposers.
"I have no problem with the top of your Hanes label being shown. My problem is when grown men walk about the city with pants below their buttocks."
