The thread discusses participants' dinner choices for the night, including various food options such as Subway, orange chicken, and other meals. The conversation includes personal anecdotes about past dinners and preferences, with a focus on casual dining experiences.
Participants generally share their individual dinner choices without reaching a consensus. There are mixed feelings about Subway, with some expressing dislike while others defend it. The discussion remains unresolved regarding preferences and experiences with various food options.
Participants' comments reflect personal preferences and experiences, which may vary widely. There are references to specific dining establishments and food items that may not be universally recognized or available.
Readers interested in casual dining experiences, food preferences, and humorous exchanges about meal choices may find this discussion engaging.
The only one i know about is closed :|moose said:
Hmm...the black angus come to me, I don't have to go to them. They came visiting on Sunday.moose said:
Yep, really. I don't know who owns the farm next to me or where their main entrance is yet, so I had to call the police to have them contact the owners to let them know their cattle were loose. This must not be too uncommon around here, because the dispatcher sounded almost bored taking the call. 
At least the cops here know better than to show up and try to play cowboy (the Cincinnati cops did that a few times cows escaped from slaughter houses, and they just made matters much worse by spooking the cow...it was big news when a cow was loose there 
).What time should I be there?wolram said:
Evo said:What time should I be there?
Actually, I only know one other person who eats the veggie patty. And I used to work at Subway too!wolram said:Subway veggie patty ? you yanks are just so strange.
Meh, you know Subway is a sandwich shop, right? 
zoobyshoe said:
hypnagogue said:
It's some kind of occasional zoobie insanity, like the Vulcan pon far (or however you spell it).Townsend said:
zoobyshoe said:
I'd prefer if I could just tell them what I want on the sandwich, and then they can assume that no, I do not want anything I did not explicitly ask for. At all the Subways I've been to it's like this compulsory process that you have to go through their automated sandwich making flow chart. Just make me ham and swiss with lettuce tomato and mayo and stop asking me questions damnit! And when I say ham, I mean more than two slices!Townsend said:
There's a place here called The Coffee Bean. For a while there you had to submit to an inquisition before you could get any coffee:hypnagogue said:
That almost goes without saying. You're insane if you eat them, and eating them makes you insane. You may remember "The Twinkie Insanity Defense" in San Francisco 20 years ago, or so.Townsend said:Ah...I suspected that it had to do with some type of intermittent insanity...