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Digital Malevolence Vice Captain
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 Posted: Wed Dec 10, 2008 5:48 pm
Gravechylde My Hollow rofl rofl rofl rofl Digi you are SADLY mistaken. BugerKing a.k.a. The Foulest of the Foul. They grill their patties in the morning then throw them into a steamer for hours until they are a soggy unidentifiable glob, then when you come and order, they throw them into the microwave for a minute. Wow, Burker King isn't that bad around here. Same. I watch the cook them, plus I know someone who works there.
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Posted: Wed Dec 10, 2008 5:55 pm
Digital Malevolence Gravechylde My Hollow rofl rofl rofl rofl Digi you are SADLY mistaken. BugerKing a.k.a. The Foulest of the Foul. They grill their patties in the morning then throw them into a steamer for hours until they are a soggy unidentifiable glob, then when you come and order, they throw them into the microwave for a minute. Wow, Burker King isn't that bad around here. Same. I watch the cook them, plus I know someone who works there. I know people who work there, and they say it's pretty much like that everywhere.
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Posted: Wed Dec 10, 2008 6:07 pm
Digital Malevolence MegaTherion777 Digital Malevolence MegaTherion777 Digital Malevolence MegaTherion777 why doesnt MY burger king use a grill? emo I don't know....you should ask them. i would, but as i said, i dont go there very often...and will probably go there even less now that i've stopped teh weedz. Well where do you go when you come home from concerts late and your hungry and there is nothing open? coming back from concerts i'm in a car with friends, and we generally stop at IHOP. cuz its 24 hours, and we have a car, so it's no longer too far away. Well I usually go to IHOP but sometimes I only have about four or five dollars. let me guess - because you spend your dough on t-shirts and other concert memorabilia? i used to be that way, when i was in middle school and spending my dad's money, but nowadays, i just cannot justify to myself spending $25, $30, or even $40 bucks on a tee i could get elsewhere for $10, especially when there is little to no difference between the two. i don't care about having tour dates on the back of my shirt that much. plus, i have enough clothes so it's hard to justify buying a shirt in the first place. i always bring money in case something REALLY special catches my eye, or they actually have cheap merchandise for once, but usually that money ends up going into the gas/food fund
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Posted: Wed Dec 10, 2008 7:22 pm
MegaTherion777 Digital Malevolence MegaTherion777 Digital Malevolence MegaTherion777 i would, but as i said, i dont go there very often...and will probably go there even less now that i've stopped teh weedz. Well where do you go when you come home from concerts late and your hungry and there is nothing open? coming back from concerts i'm in a car with friends, and we generally stop at IHOP. cuz its 24 hours, and we have a car, so it's no longer too far away. Well I usually go to IHOP but sometimes I only have about four or five dollars. let me guess - because you spend your dough on t-shirts and other concert memorabilia? i used to be that way, when i was in middle school and spending my dad's money, but nowadays, i just cannot justify to myself spending $25, $30, or even $40 bucks on a tee i could get elsewhere for $10, especially when there is little to no difference between the two. i don't care about having tour dates on the back of my shirt that much. plus, i have enough clothes so it's hard to justify buying a shirt in the first place. i always bring money in case something REALLY special catches my eye, or they actually have cheap merchandise for once, but usually that money ends up going into the gas/food fund Actually the only band shirt I've ever bought from a concert was an Unexpect shirt. I don't usually have enough money because I usually put around $15 towards gas, then theres that $20 for the ticket on average, plus I usually need a bottle of water(which is high in price at the place I usually go to so its around 3 or 4 dollars.
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Digital Malevolence Vice Captain
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Posted: Wed Dec 10, 2008 8:27 pm
Digital Malevolence MegaTherion777 Digital Malevolence MegaTherion777 Digital Malevolence MegaTherion777 i would, but as i said, i dont go there very often...and will probably go there even less now that i've stopped teh weedz. Well where do you go when you come home from concerts late and your hungry and there is nothing open? coming back from concerts i'm in a car with friends, and we generally stop at IHOP. cuz its 24 hours, and we have a car, so it's no longer too far away. Well I usually go to IHOP but sometimes I only have about four or five dollars. let me guess - because you spend your dough on t-shirts and other concert memorabilia? i used to be that way, when i was in middle school and spending my dad's money, but nowadays, i just cannot justify to myself spending $25, $30, or even $40 bucks on a tee i could get elsewhere for $10, especially when there is little to no difference between the two. i don't care about having tour dates on the back of my shirt that much. plus, i have enough clothes so it's hard to justify buying a shirt in the first place. i always bring money in case something REALLY special catches my eye, or they actually have cheap merchandise for once, but usually that money ends up going into the gas/food fund Actually the only band shirt I've ever bought from a concert was an Unexpect shirt. I don't usually have enough money because I usually put around $15 towards gas, then theres that $20 for the ticket on average, plus I usually need a bottle of water(which is high in price at the place I usually go to so its around 3 or 4 dollars. a bottle of water? what, do you go and stay for 8 hours? i just drink before/after the shows i go to
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