I'm Never Eating Fast Food Again

[wolfeskins]

the thing about sit downs is when you get your food and it's not cooked right or something, never , NEVER send it back , just eat it the way it is. reality is all places that serve food screw around sometimes. i've heard many stories about spitting, putting boogers or even dipping their balls into the sauce of a pizza strait from the people who used to work there. there no telling what you've eaten.

[EternalEnigma21]

The last time i attempted to eat at any fast food place it was a taco bell and the woman making my food had a puss-ridden open wound on her arm that was wet. And what gets me is they have a sign in the bathroom saying all employees must wash hands before returning to work.

1. The sign was in english, which i doubt any of the cooks spoke or read anyway.
2. There was nothing written or said about the gooey infected open wound being
washed or treated or bandaged or anything remotely sanitary.
3. Even if they could speak english, do you really want to eat something prepared by
someone whos superiors spend big money on constant visible reminders to wash
their f*cking hands after they take a sh*t???

[Sheriff Gonna Getcha]

When I lived in D.C. a Popeyes near my house sold a fried rat's head as part of a chicken meal. Pretty narsty.

Also, if anyone lives in Gaithersburg, MD, stay away from a Chinese food restaurant in Lakeforest Mall. Apparently, health inspectors found dead cats in the freezer and had to temporarily shut the place down.

I don't care much for fried rat or cat and so I try (emphasis on try) to stay away from fast food.

[redrock-skins]

Originally Posted by TheMalcolmConnection

That's why I go to sit down restaurants as often as possible (or to Subway).

Sit down restaurants have their problems too and I would consider them maybe more safe than fast food, but not by much. Most places are pretty safe and use good sanitation practices, fast food or not, but there will always be some bad apples in any city.


Don't eat the mints BTW. There's more traces of urine on mints than in the bathroom itself sometimes. Yes, even the wrapped mints since other people's dirty hands were digging into those mints. You may want to avoid condiments at a chains or other sit down restaurants as anyone working in one can probably attest to "marrying" the condiments. It's sidework that a server usually has to do before they can go home that involves taking all the open, partially empty condiments and pouring them into each other and cleaning the bottles inside and out until they all full and look brand new. You don't want to know how they clean these bottles sometimes, besides the fact that the ketchup may be recycled over and over again into different bottles daily.

Anyone want some ketchup for your fries?

[John Hasbrouck]

That was just a small part of the body that did not get ground up

[BDBohnzie]

Originally Posted by Ramseyfan

When I lived in D.C. a Popeyes near my house sold a fried rat's head as part of a chicken meal. Pretty narsty.

Also, if anyone lives in Gaithersburg, MD, stay away from a Chinese food restaurant in Lakeforest Mall. Apparently, health inspectors found dead cats in the freezer and had to temporarily shut the place down.

I don't care much for fried rat or cat and so I try (emphasis on try) to stay away from fast food.

Is it Sun, or Panda Express? I don't think Sun is there anymore, but Panda is still there in the food court...

[SmootSmack]

If you, or someone you know, has been trying to go on a diet but can't quite stick to it just point them to this thread

[TheMalcolmConnection]

AND point them to "Super Size Me." That movie was my inspiration to lose 50 pounds.

[redrock-skins]

http://www.cnn.com/2005/LAW/04/08/w...r.ap/index.html

This sounds like a bogus claim.

[MTK]

Originally Posted by TheMalcolmConnection

AND point them to "Super Size Me." That movie was my inspiration to lose 50 pounds.

That movie was nasty.

Fast food is evil.

[firstdown]

Originally Posted by NY_Skinsfan

Somebody's missing something........

This is absolutely disturbing.

If you think finding a finger in your food is sick it is even sicker when you have cut the finger off a dead relative and place it in your food. Thats right the lady who claimed she found a finger in her Wendys chilly was arrested for grand larceny for stealing the finger off a dead relative. They say more charges are pending following and investagations.It seems every time you hear about someone finding a foreign object in their food a month or two later you hear they are being arrested for placing the object in their food. I will have to say this is the strangest cass I've heard yet. Do you think she will say she got permision from the relative before they passed away.I can see an attorney making that argument.LOL

[TheMalcolmConnection]

Argh!!:vomit-smi:vomit-smi:vomit-smi

[firstdown]

Originally Posted by TheMalcolmConnection

Argh!!:vomit-smi:vomit-smi:vomit-smi

I 've got an off the wall question. When you pull up a post do these little heads start puking then or are they always in you computer puking when your not even on this post. Its kind of like does a tree make a sound in the forrest when it falls and no one is around.

[TheMalcolmConnection]

Yeah, when I read that question my brain started squirming in my head.

[BDBohnzie]

the police arrested the woman in connection with the finger in the chili at Wendy's.
http://www.reuters.com/newsArticle.j...toryID=8267560

seems to me someone planted it...

oh, and i watched Super Size Me last week...talk about an eye opener.