[Carl LaFong]

For some reason, I find the name “In ‘n’ Out” a little off putting.

[rlmorel]

Hey. That is what made me click on the thread...:) I was going to say “TTIWWOP!” but they did have a picture.

[Avery Iota Kracker]

This story is about a new In-n-Out, not “the old in-n-out.”

[rolling_stone]

wait till you see the in n out burger bumper stickers cut down to in n out urge.

[originalbuckeye]

I haven't read all the posts......but there was a bumper sticker that originally read ‘In-N-Out Burger’. We were in CA for 19 years and I saw several bumper stickers where the owner of the car had removed the ‘b’ and the ‘r’ of the word burger from the sticker. It then read ‘In-N-Out urge’. Point taken.

[originalbuckeye]

PS-I LOVE the In-N-out burger. My son used to have 2 double-doubles after his Friday night lights football games. I miss those times.

[handmade]

For some reason. I find the name “In n Out a little off putting....

In my world, it is a type of enema. Ranks right up there with H H H which is legit for high, hot, and a hell of alot.

[originalbuckeye]

PPS-In-N-Out was the very first drive-through hamburger chain. They used to have a t-shirt commemorating that.

[cynwoody]

For some reason, I find the name “In ‘n’ Out” a little off putting.

Wasn't there a Kubrick about that? If memory serves, it came out after my favorite, Strangelove.

[AnotherUnixGeek]

For some reason, I find the name “In ‘n’ Out” a little off putting.

"In-N-Out Burger" decals with the "B" and the "g" blacked out or cut off have been a staple of schoolboy wit for a long time.

[Cymbaline]

For some reason, I find the name “In ‘n’ Out” a little off putting.

One of the fun things about In 'n' Out is modifying their bumper stickers. I've seen people make "In 'n' Out 'n' In 'n' Out", "In 'n' Out Urge", "Urge To Regurge", etc.