>>>>>>>Wait a minute! How can you have NEVER eaten either of those? That defies the law of averages!<g>
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>>>>>>>Simple....I hate pickles and onions (ESPECIALLY pickles!!!), and I only like lettuce in salads.
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>>>>>>>I rarely, rarely eat at McDonalds or Burger King, but when I do, I get a quarter pounder or double-cheeseburger with just ketchup. Call me strange. ;)
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>>>>>>>The best burger in the world (IMO) is this place in Montreal called Rueben's. They have a blackjack burger that is to die for. Also love the Peppercorn Burger at Chili's....
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>>>>>>>Kevin
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>>>>>>Well, I think the BEST BURGER IN THE UNIVERSE, is also the one that will send you to an early grave. It is made here in Memphis at a place called Dyers (not a play on words, or is it). The take a ball of rolled up ground beef and flatten it with a spatula, then drop it into a huge pan of greast that is a bout 4" deep. When it floats, it's done. They lay it on a bun, drop some cheese on it and then the other "fixins". They say they've never changed the grease (since 1950 something), they only add to it! I guess that's where it gets the taste!!!!!!!
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>>>>>Could be also lack of soap in stuff washroom ?
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>>>>Oh no, the place is clean, as a matter of fact. They also have franchises, one of which is on Beale Street. So, if you're ever in Memphis and you've been listening to the blues on Beale, you'll probably have had enough "adult beverages" to work up the courage to try a Dyers!<g>
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>>>I was kiddin'
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>>>I remember once (before final transition to married person)
>>>partying all night long and then hitting on one of those all-night-long
>>>food joints arround 4.30am ... hungry like a wolf.
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>>>Place did not look all that 'kosher' at all, but well.. in such state of mind... who cares.
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>>You jewish then?
>Perhaps wrong usage of (sacred?) word where *safe to eat* or *clean* would do just fine. Uups... I hope I did not insult somebody again...

In UK we use also the word "kosher" idiomatically for "official", "proper", "genuine" et al.

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I didn't know jewish and serbian were mutually exclusive. After all, jewish doesn't mean Israeli, but is a faith.

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>>>So I ordered hamburger and asked him to put some chilly (as safety precaution ) on top of it. I ended up eating 4 (four) of those!!! They looked like s**t but tasted great!
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>>Sound like you were doing more than just drinking at those parties: "The Munchies" :-)
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>No comment :)
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>>>After some some 3-4 years I was in the same area again (day time), so I went there purposely to pick one (or two). But then they really tasted like .... !!
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>>I noticed you said "they" so despite the taste you still mananged to down more than 1! :-)
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>Nah, I could barely finish one, and that is only because I am rised as a good boyscout who always finish his plate :) What I meant is
>hamburgers done at this time.
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>>BTW it's chilli (Chilly means cold).
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>Ok noted :)
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>Huh,
>Next to You for English, and MikeY for coding discipline,
>who needs spouse for daily dose of nagging... <vbg>

Hardly nagging! I just put you right on one spelling. Jeez, I'd have a field day if I picked you up on ALL your mistakes, but understandable mistakes - your being Serbian.

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