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Here ya go Bill. Notice the name of the burger...

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Perhaps using the d-nuts before they're dowsed in sugar. I once asked them to pull a couple before they got drenched in sugar. They were practically tasteless ...

On the Food Channel, I saw a burger show ... where they featured a place that deep fried the patties. They've been using the same oil for years ... one of their taste "secrets!" ... which means they had to use a pretty low temperature to keep the oil from burning.

The only thing I've seen that could possibly challenge the artery-hardening impact of the Luther Burger is the deep fried Twinkies I saw on the boardwalk in Santa Cruz.

:barf: for the Luther burger

and for deep fried snickers bars ;)

Christine Berry wrote::barf: for the Luther burger

C'mon, with mustard, catchup, reli ... :barf:

It might just be outlandish enough to be good...

I dunno, I was pleasantly surprised with the peanut butter, bacon, and hot sauce pizza...

Kurt Rahn wrote:The only thing I've seen that could possibly challenge the artery-hardening impact of the Luther Burger is the deep fried Twinkies I saw on the boardwalk in Santa Cruz.

I had one, it was delicious!

I'm pretty sure all this stuff is all Shauna eats.

Steve Ekstrand wrote:I'm pretty sure all this stuff is all Shauna eats.

No, she eats gross authentic Mexican food (chicharones, lenguas, tripas) that the ladies at work give her. :barf:

John Coffey wrote:Here ya go Bill. Notice the name of the burger...

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Mmmm, dognuts.

Obviously a neo-con plan to take our minds off of all their failed economic, environmental, domestic and foreign policy "plans".

"Let them eat cake!"

Sebastian Rios wrote:

Steve Ekstrand wrote:I'm pretty sure all this stuff is all Shauna eats.

No, she eats gross authentic Mexican food (chicharones, lenguas, tripas) that the ladies at work give her. :barf:

Dude, can she get me some? Sounds goooood

Sebastian Rios wrote:

Steve Ekstrand wrote:I'm pretty sure all this stuff is all Shauna eats.

No, she eats gross authentic Mexican food (chicharones, lenguas, tripas) that the ladies at work give her. :barf:

Ugh. I'd rather have hagas.

Obviously a neo-con plan to take our minds off of all their failed economic, environmental, domestic and foreign policy "plans".

I think the Luther Burger wraps all that up into one hot, sweet, greasy package. Unfortunately, all the liberal elites can offer us is wheat grass and tofu on a hemp bun. Personally, I prefer something between both of those extremes.

John Coffey wrote:

Obviously a neo-con plan to take our minds off of all their failed economic, environmental, domestic and foreign policy "plans".

I think the Luther Burger wraps all that up into one hot, sweet, greasy package. Unfortunately, all the liberal elites can offer us is wheat grass and tofu on a hemp bun. Personally, I prefer something between both of those extremes.

What about the un-elite liberals?

And, as matter of point, just what isn't elite about conservatives?

Bob Beamesderfer wrote:
And, as matter of point, just what isn't elite about conservatives?

The concession stand at the NASCAR race????

Steve Ekstrand wrote:

Bob Beamesderfer wrote:
And, as matter of point, just what isn't elite about conservatives?

The concession stand at the NASCAR race????

That's hardly the entire constituency.

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Now we're talkin', half the cow on one burger.

As Chris Farley used to say...Holy Shnikes!

Mmmm, pickles.

Late to the party, but:

1. Contrary to evidence, the Luther burger is not named after me although I do love teh Krispy Kremes and teh burgers.
2. My lunch today was just some smoked chicken because my midnight, after "folk dancing", snack last night was a Prime Rib burger from Carl's...

folk dancing

Kurt Rahn wrote:

folk dancing

Technically, the tango is folk dancing. And I don't mean that electric thing.

Kurt Rahn wrote:

folk dancing

That's not as scary a picture as it was a couple of years ago.

Hey, Curt. This one's for you.

http://news.yahoo.com/s/usnw/20080702/p ... _to_aimrco