McDonald's Roosteraunt

http://boknowsonline.com/2008/06/27/mcdonalds-roosteraunt/#more-566 ^

[fings]

In an era of McNuggets and McChicken sandwiches, this bird brings new meaning to the term “fast food.”

(A brown hen has taken up residence outside a McDonald’s in Temecula and, try as they might, neither the employees nor the customers can catch her.)

That’s like a dog hanging out in front of a Chinese restaurant in Peking. Sure everything seems OK, until they catch you. Next thing you know, you’re the number 12, extra spicy, on the menu.

(It has been almost four months...

[GOP_Lady]

[VaRepublican]

The McDonald’s crew does not know where the chicken came from…

Uhhmm…it came from an egg.

what is up today? everything is funny, sorry it most be the drugs.

[VaRepublican]

oops must

[Red Boots]

That looks more like a rooster to me. The young roosters have to leave their birth flocks when they reach puberty. We had one turn up in our yard from our neighbor's flock about a 1/2 mile away. He roosted in a juniper for a while, but was caught by our dog and the MR, and given to a friend ( who ate him).

The way to catch chickens to is wait for nightfall and get them while it's dark and they are in the resting state. Otherwise it's pretty difficult.

[null and void]

Talk about cocky!

[evets]

I'm lovin it!

[CougarGA7]

Aw. Leave him alone. He’s just cruising for chicks.

[Daffynition]

One tough lookin' dude!

[Quix]

Soooooooo,

Can you tell us why the chicken crossed McD’s parking lot?

[Manic_Episode]

Can you tell us why the chicken crossed McD’s parking lot?

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To get away from Colonel Sanders?

[Quix]

Can you tell us why the chicken crossed McD’s parking lot?

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To get away from Colonel Sanders?

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There is that alright.

I thought maybe it was . . to . . . uhhhhh . . .

let in some anti-chicken-roasting thugs from South of The Border.

or maybe . . .

to try and find Chuck Norris(sp?) for help.

[VaRepublican]

See

[VaRepublican]

Oops, sorry I meant ci.

[ErnBatavia]

Since Temecula is in our general area, this story was covered around a month ago; coincidentally, the bird got netted by two employess the day the story ran, and was taken home by one of them that keeps a few chiggins in the yard.

[GOP_Lady]

LOLOLOLOLOLOLOL

[Quix]

Si.

Gracias

De nada

[LonePalm]

'La bonne cuisine est la base du véritable bonheur.' - Auguste Escoffier
(Good food is the foundation of genuine happiness.)
LonePalm, le Républicain du verre cassé (The Broken Glass Republican)

[Dilbert San Diego]

That’s like a dog hanging out in front of a Chinese restaurant in Peking.

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“Peking” became “Beijing” in 1979, because “Beijing” is supposed to be closer to how the Chinese themselves pronounce the name of that city.

But Peking duck is still called Peking duck. Go figure.

[fings]

Good one.

[fings]

Ewwww, need I say more. Although that picture reminded me of a funny story. I moved to GA from NY about 10 years ago. When we first moved here someone told my husband and I about this local restaurant not far from our house. When we drove by it didn’t look like much but we decided to try it since it was recommended. I ordered a catfish sandwich and when the waitress brought it over it was the ENTIRE catfish, deep fried, whiskers and all in between two slices of bread. I thought I was going to be ill. Needless to say, I didn’t eat it. Lesson learned...if it looks like a dump don’t go in and sometimes here in GA it’s more about quantity than quality.

[fings]

Hmmm...interesting.