EPTI'm far too lazy to go thorugh with this raincheck thing, too. lol.
I'm disappointed.
Oprah Bought Me KFC - Page 5
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Mikilatov
United States3897 Posts
I'm far too lazy to go thorugh with this raincheck thing, too. lol. I'm disappointed. | ||
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MoRe_mInErAls
Canada1210 Posts
On May 08 2009 09:13 CharlieMurphy wrote: The place I went to in Long Beach wasn't packed at all yesterday when I went at about 6:30, There was a bit of waiting going on as they had to 'grill' up the batches of chicken. About a 15 minute wait for the food but like 1 minute of waiting in line to order. There was lots of fuss about the original coupons not being accepted, only the ones from the coupon installer. So they weren't allowing people in the drive thru to use them, had to go inside. Since I live in Long Beach it was pretty stereotypical to see 90% black people jumping on the KFC free chicken, lot of them looked pretty ghetto/poor and were even complaining/arguing about shit with the cashier. Its FREE you fucker. What? I thought black people did not enjoy KFC any more than people of other race and ethnicity. You, Charlie Murphy from Long Beach, once again challenge my perception of reality. | ||
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intotherainx
United States504 Posts
On May 07 2009 07:09 anch wrote: video actually has legit info and deserves to be watched | ||
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CharlieMurphy
United States22895 Posts
Woot, I'm off to get some free chicken now. | ||
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clazziquai
6685 Posts
I went with my friends when we were able to print out the coupon. So awesome btw  But the meal is quite small. Hey, it's free food though! | ||
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Raithed
China7078 Posts
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Clasic
Bosnia-Herzegovina1437 Posts
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Crisis)man
Australia80 Posts
On May 06 2009 12:14 omninmo wrote: great move by KFC. relations between buckets of chicken and fat LMAO!!!!!!! I am fascinated by that stigma in usa... In australia our native australians have a fascination with cheap alcohol and asking us for $2.00 on the street. | ||
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Crisis)man
Australia80 Posts
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HeadBangaa
United States6512 Posts
When some black jackass chased me out of the bank for his imagined perception that I was racist ("please stop bumping into me"), nobody gave a fuck. Business as usual. I really wish I could peek 100 years into the future and see the result of this double-standard racism. Chilling. | ||
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CharlieMurphy
United States22895 Posts
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Clasic
Bosnia-Herzegovina1437 Posts
On June 23 2009 15:50 CharlieMurphy wrote: So I used 2 of the coupons and chose wedges and mashed potatoes, and so did my friend when he used one of my coupons. Then I went to the same place with the last one and this time they didn't let me choose and gave me fucking coleslaw. I shoulda said I was allergic or some shit. Oh well it was free. Yeah the coleslaw tasted like SHIT! That's all they gave me though, 2 little chickens, 2 sides, and a coke & biscuit O_O. The sides were coleslaw and mashed potato's w/ gravey, was a pretty good meal overall. | ||
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jgad
Canada899 Posts
On May 10 2009 07:15 intotherainx wrote: video actually has legit info and deserves to be watched He's got something of a point about some of the stuff, but the rallying against MSG is old news. Glutamate is not a toxin. The human body will produce 40g of glutamate every day. Nearly all living things produce it. It's one of the fundamental amino-acids necessary for human life. It's considered "non-essential", simply because, in absence of getting it in food, the body can produce it itself from other things. Nevertheless, it has been a staple condiment in Asia for over a century, and nobody there bats an eye about it, nor, does it seem, are they all sick, crazy, or brain damaged. | ||
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JohnColtrane
Australia4813 Posts
On June 23 2009 11:04 Crisis)man wrote: LMAO!!!!!!! I am fascinated by that stigma in usa... In australia our native australians have a fascination with cheap alcohol and asking us for $2.00 on the street. some of them do for sure. so do many non-native australians. | ||
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Velr
Switzerland10939 Posts
[QUOTE]On May 10 2009 07:15 intotherainx wrote: [QUOTE]On May 07 2009 07:09 anch wrote: .... nor, does it seem, are they all sick, crazy, or brain damaged. [/QUOTE] Sure? | ||
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anch
United States5457 Posts
i am out of country but i got my fair share of free chicken coupon already. I donated blood and receive a coupon for the same KFC meal, then i ask the old lady nicely she gave me two more and said, "sure I don't care" | ||
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Scaramanga
Australia8093 Posts
hmmmm | ||
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bdams19
United States1316 Posts
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Crisis)man
Australia80 Posts
On June 23 2009 17:13 JohnColtrane wrote: some of them do for sure. so do many non-native australians. Nice u a half cast or something? | ||
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VictorW
United States157 Posts
On June 23 2009 16:42 jgad wrote: He's got something of a point about some of the stuff, but the rallying against MSG is old news. Glutamate is not a toxin. The human body will produce 40g of glutamate every day. Nearly all living things produce it. It's one of the fundamental amino-acids necessary for human life. It's considered "non-essential", simply because, in absence of getting it in food, the body can produce it itself from other things. Nevertheless, it has been a staple condiment in Asia for over a century, and nobody there bats an eye about it, nor, does it seem, are they all sick, crazy, or brain damaged. Chemically extracted MSG is different from glutamate found naturally in foods. That's like comparing refined sugar or high fructose corn syrup to the carbohydrates in something like broccoli. I wouldn't be surprised if the dangers of MSG are exaggerated, but you definitely want to avoid it because foods with MSG are typically heavily processed and nutritionally poor. Japanese companies will put "No MSG" labels on the noodles they sell and Bangkok banned the use of MSG in school lunches so I wouldn't say "nobody there bats an eye about it." In fact, the last sentence is about as fair as me saying: "Asians smoke at a higher rate than Americans, and nobody there bats an eye about it, nor does it seem, are they all stricken with lung cancer, heart disease, and heart attack." | ||
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