Posted on 01/07/2014 3:48:50 PM PST by nickcarraway
Edited on 01/07/2014 5:19:49 PM PST by Sidebar Moderator. [history]
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lol...
looks very good but if it aint got no chili.....
:)
(Tommyburgers are special mostly for the chili, but they were always very fresh and good otherwise, too, at least when I was eating them back in the Paleolithic Age)
Now I wanna go re-watch the whole damn series on NetFlix.
Arrrrrh!
Whats the big they been dispensing frozen burritos from vending machines from the 70’s that i know of...used to buy them all the time at college, there was a red hot one that was really good I liked
Hah. When we bought our boat we became friendly with the guy across and a couple of boats down from us. I must have walked by his boat a million times before my ‘duh’ moment when I walked onto our boat and told hubby.......OMG ________’s boat is ‘phucifino’!!! Lol
$15 an hour minimum wage or pay for a burrito machine. What to do... what to do...
And...and...(drum roll)...they have a Christian message alongside each order! Ooogada Boogada!
It’s an interesting idea, but I’d rather get my burrito from the catering truck.
Best. Fast. Food. Burger. Ever.
For this thread, I’ll spare everyone my usual spiel about why I love In-N-Out. :)
In N Out use to sell/give away bumper stickers but had to stop because people would cut off the B and the R and the bumper sticker would then read “ IN N OUT URGE.” I kid you not, it’s a true story.
Here’s a link to the real Los Pollos Hermanos.
http://twistersinc.com/homepage.html
Personally I enjoy the Twisters burrito there.
I dunno, I'm not ruling out that there could be a small Mexican chef crammed into that box. You find them in the strangest places sometimes:
I know. I used to see In-N-Out Urge stickers all the time when I lived in southern CA.
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