Bacon, the alpha and omega of meats

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Martok

#435
Quote from: Staggerwing on April 23, 2015, 07:47:55 PM
Because The drive-thru is stingy with the bacon?
Heh.  Sure.  :P 


Actually, I don't like ordering via drive-thru because they do have a tendency to mess up my order -- a fact which (at first) I often didn't discover til I was miles down the road, and it was thus impractical to turn around and get it fixed.  Later on, I wised up and started checking to make sure everything was correct before I exited the drive-thru; however, that of course then held up the line behind me and made me look like a jerk. 

I eventually realized it would ultimately be a lot easier (and better) if I simply parked my car and ordered inside.  For whatever reason, my order gets messed up much less often that way, and in the (happily) rare occasions where it is wrong, I can get it fixed while I'm still right there at the counter and don't hold up customers behind me as much (since there's usually other registers open).  As a bonus, I save a little on gas as well.  :) 

"Like we need an excuse to drink to anything..." - Banzai_Cat
"I like to think of it not as an excuse but more like Pavlovian Response." - Sir Slash

"At our ages, they all look like jailbait." - mirth

"If we had lines here that would have crossed all of them. For the 1,077,986th time." - Gusington

"Government is so expensive that it should at least be entertaining." - airboy

"As long as there's bacon, everything will be all right." - Toonces

Boggit

Quote from: Martok on April 24, 2015, 04:51:01 AM
Quote from: Staggerwing on April 23, 2015, 07:47:55 PM
Because The drive-thru is stingy with the bacon?
Heh.  Sure.  :P 


Actually, I don't like ordering via drive-thru because they do have a tendency to mess up my order -- a fact which (at first) I often didn't discover til I was miles down the road, and it was thus impractical to turn around and get it fixed.  Later on, I wised up and started checking to make sure everything was correct before I exited the drive-thru; however, that of course then held up the line behind me and made me look like a jerk. 

I eventually realized it would ultimately be a lot easier (and better) if I simply parked my car and ordered inside.  For whatever reason, my order gets messed up much less often that way, and in the (happily) rare occasions where it is wrong, I can get it fixed while I'm still right there at the counter and don't hold up customers behind me as much (since there's usually other registers open).  As a bonus, I save a little on gas as well.  :)
Tough luck if the other customers have to wait. You can be pretty sure they'll take all the time they need. Are they paying for your messed up order?
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Martok

Assuredly not, of course.  But then, I don't want to stoop to their level.  O:-) 

"Like we need an excuse to drink to anything..." - Banzai_Cat
"I like to think of it not as an excuse but more like Pavlovian Response." - Sir Slash

"At our ages, they all look like jailbait." - mirth

"If we had lines here that would have crossed all of them. For the 1,077,986th time." - Gusington

"Government is so expensive that it should at least be entertaining." - airboy

"As long as there's bacon, everything will be all right." - Toonces

Boggit

Quote from: Martok on April 27, 2015, 01:32:10 PM
Assuredly not, of course.  But then, I don't want to stoop to their level.  O:-)
You're quite the gentleman, even to the extent of magnanimity to the Great Unwashed. O:-)  ;)

I don't think they'd like me, but I'm past worrying about it... >:D
The most shocking fact about war is that its victims and its instruments are individual human beings, and that these individual beings are condemned by the monstrous conventions of politics to murder or be murdered in quarrels not their own. Aldous Huxley

Foul Temptress! (Mirth replying to Gus) ;)

On a good day, our legislature has the prestige of a drunk urinating on a wall at 4am and getting most of it on his shoe. On a good day  ::) Steelgrave

It's kind of silly to investigate whether or not a Clinton is lying. That's sort of like investigating why the sky is blue. Banzai_Cat

Martok

^  LOL. 

Well I shouldn't want to give the impression of being overly noble, since I'm not.  ::)  There are, however, certain lines I just don't care to cross. 

"Like we need an excuse to drink to anything..." - Banzai_Cat
"I like to think of it not as an excuse but more like Pavlovian Response." - Sir Slash

"At our ages, they all look like jailbait." - mirth

"If we had lines here that would have crossed all of them. For the 1,077,986th time." - Gusington

"Government is so expensive that it should at least be entertaining." - airboy

"As long as there's bacon, everything will be all right." - Toonces

Barthheart


Centurion40

Any time is a good time for pie.

BanzaiCat


Barthheart


Martok

"Like we need an excuse to drink to anything..." - Banzai_Cat
"I like to think of it not as an excuse but more like Pavlovian Response." - Sir Slash

"At our ages, they all look like jailbait." - mirth

"If we had lines here that would have crossed all of them. For the 1,077,986th time." - Gusington

"Government is so expensive that it should at least be entertaining." - airboy

"As long as there's bacon, everything will be all right." - Toonces

Mr. Bigglesworth

"Once more unto the breach, dear friends, once more; "
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steve58

#446
Church of Bacon?  ...while I do love the bacon, its not quite a religious experience for me ???

...The group's clergy are called friars...  >:D

p.s.  we really needz a bacon icon  :buck2:
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Martok

Now that I stop to think about it, I'm almost surprised this wasn't a thing before.  :P 

"Like we need an excuse to drink to anything..." - Banzai_Cat
"I like to think of it not as an excuse but more like Pavlovian Response." - Sir Slash

"At our ages, they all look like jailbait." - mirth

"If we had lines here that would have crossed all of them. For the 1,077,986th time." - Gusington

"Government is so expensive that it should at least be entertaining." - airboy

"As long as there's bacon, everything will be all right." - Toonces

Centurion40

Quote from: steve58 on May 28, 2015, 04:14:05 PM
Church of Bacon?  ...while I do love the bacon, its not quite a religious experience for me ???

...The group's clergy are called friars...  >:D

p.s.  we really needz a bacon icon  :buck2:

A could be a Monseigneur in that church!  It wouldn't take much to up my game and make Bishop in a couple of months!  And "Cardinal of the Church of Bacon" has a nice ring to it!! 
Any time is a good time for pie.

Windigo

I have a serious issue at home. On the weekends when Kellie cooks breakfast, the pound of bacon she cooks up experiences some sort of mysterious condition and about half just dissapears before it hits the kitchen table. She claims having no knowledge of this metaphysical phenomena. I of course being a rational man of science call bullshit on this.
My doctor wrote me a prescription for daily sex.

My wife insists that it says dyslexia but what does she know.