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Poll Question: What's your favorite ?
Poll Choice Votes Poll Statistics
4 [8.51%]
5 [10.64%]
2 [4.26%]
4 [8.51%]
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5 [10.64%]
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2 [4.26%]
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1 [2.13%]
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1 [2.13%]
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2 [4.26%]
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7 [14.89%]
5 [10.64%]
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...I haven't been in a Wimpy for years - the UK resturants were styled on the Brit idea of what an American diner was like, now they are just another McD's clone (shame because they are older than McDs and Burger King).
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American diners beat all of these choices. I don't know how many of them are left, but there's plenty of them still in NJ.
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Originally posted by Dean Dean wrote:

...I haven't been in a Wimpy for years - the UK resturants were styled on the Brit idea of what an American diner was like, now they are just another McD's clone (shame because they are older than McDs and Burger King).


Ah - Wimpy - where else can/could you sample a Bender Burger?




Now this is a really sad admission...



I really love McDonalds burgers & shakes



I am soooooo sorry

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^^ Yeah, you can't go wrong with a bender in a bun.
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Originally posted by darkshade darkshade wrote:

American diners beat all of these choices. I don't know how many of them are left, but there's plenty of them still in NJ.
 
I know, but I will do a poll about these later.
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Panera followed by Quizno's

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Originally posted by Jim Garten Jim Garten wrote:

Originally posted by Dean Dean wrote:

...I haven't been in a Wimpy for years - the UK resturants were styled on the Brit idea of what an American diner was like, now they are just another McD's clone (shame because they are older than McDs and Burger King).


Ah - Wimpy - where else can/could you sample a Bender Burger?




Now this is a really sad admission...



I really love McDonalds burgers & shakes



I am soooooo sorry
HOLY sh*t WHY DO WE NOT HAVE THESE IN THE US?
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I agree that burger definitely looks unhealthy enough to be available on every US street corner.
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Originally posted by colorofmoney91 colorofmoney91 wrote:

I agree that burger definitely looks unhealthy enough to be available on every US street corner.


But this one is OK?
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 Oi. Thanks for the nightmares....

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I'll get a cup of tea at Panera Bread occaisonally because their Earl Grey is passable, but I really do not like fast food. 
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^ I haven't found any fast-food outlet that can make a passable cup of tea.
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^Which is a great shame for  a supposed tea drinking nation.
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Originally posted by Dean Dean wrote:

^ I haven't found any fast-food outlet that can make a passable cup of tea.


It's the only place I've found. I usually just carry a tea tin in my car with my infuser and request hot water when I'm out. However, they use Republic of Tea teas. They're far from great, but it suffices in a pinch.
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For those who are from England, I love EAT. Very simple food but so good.
 
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Originally posted by Dean Dean wrote:

^ I haven't found any fast-food outlet that can make a passable cup of tea.

That's what happens when you set tea up on a pedestal. I like good things as much as any somewhat middle-class white dude, but you Brits have an intense cult of tea there. I'm not surprised you're not satisfied with anything but the best brewed tea. Give me a bag of Twinings and hot water and I'll spare the complaining, myself. 

Kinda the same with everyone on the Internet bitching about Starbucks and burnt coffee. I have a French press, a drip coffee system, and all that, and yet I still like Starbucks and other coffee outlets. But nope, everybody's got to have an ax to grind about some scapegoat or other.
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Originally posted by darkshade darkshade wrote:

Here's the KFC version:
 
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Originally posted by The Truth The Truth wrote:

 

I live in a small Kansas town, we don't have many other choices. Tongue Taco Bueno is good when I can get it. Shocked

I went through high school in a small Kansas town (Derby) and we mostly ate at Sonic, Taco Bell or Pizza Hut (back when it took a half-hour to cook one of their pizzas).  Went back there recently and all three of the original stores are gone.

Today I prefer Red Robin.
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