daychilde

Least favorite? [2] /r/Cowboys

"This just in: Alexis prefers /r/spacedicks to a reddit about Cowboys."

(I'm not much of a sports fan, but as an ex-Dallasite, I had to) :)

EDIT: I don't like editing my posts, but my assumption that everyone knew what /r/spacedicks was is apparently wrong. It's NSFW and NSFL and generally one of the most unpleasant places on the internet, not that there's not plenty of that type of stuff out there.... So.. don't go there. If you do, you've now been seriously warned. Apologies to those that went unprepared. I'm not like that.

Damn, they're good.

I worked at McD in the early 90s. Pre-made food could sit for 10 minutes, theoretically, but of course it usually sat a bit longer. I don't recall it ever being thrown out.

In my local McD now, they don't premake any sandwiches - all the components, i.e. burgers, bacon, chicken, etc, are all cooked and held in heated cabinets. But I think the culture has changed and so many people customize their orders nowadays, plus people don't like wilted lettuce... I think it's a nice trend, but it's a completely different operation now than when you and I worked.

It's on the menu here in Florida.

just know this. whether it's february or june the cost of growing roses remain the same. so when you pay hundreds of dollars for 12 roses that's hallmark. not the grower or wholesaler.

What? I delivered flowers for several florists over the years, and while I never saw the actual books, all of them griped how the wholesale prices went up. Are you trying to tell me that all of them were lying?