good stuff.. endless varieties.

I'm sort of pleased that I didn't see a technique I've been using for years:

stuffing the center of the patty with cheese and onions, then grilling it from the outside in.

>> ^Issykitty:

So a certain creepy clowncore fan is trying to harass me though comments. Interesting.


Bone?

In reply to this comment by Fletch:
*promote

Thank you Fletch, I am much obliged!

>> ^critical_d:

Interesting! But now, let this American remind you that Guinness is not black, it's a deep shade of red.
From the FAQ on http://www.guinness.com "Look closely. GUINNESS® beer is not actually black but rather dark ruby red because of the way the ingredients are prepared. Some malted barley is roasted, in a similar way to coffee beans, which is what gives GUINNESS® its distinctive color."
Cheers!
>> ^robbersdog49:
>> ^critical_d:
...and served by a leprechaun on St Pattys Day!
>> ^ChaosEngine:
>> ^jcf79:
Or, you could try drinking a stout that actually has some flavor...

Have you ever actually tried a real pint of Guinness? And I don't mean whatever watered down piss they serve in the rest of the world, I mean a real pint, as in, in Ireland?


What is St. Patty's day?
It's Paddy. All you Americans who say St. Patty's, you're all wrong. Simple.
And before someone says it's Patty because it's short for Patrick, it's not. It's Paddy because it's short for Padraig, which is the original spelling.
Paddy. P A D D Y
Now let's all have a nice pint o' the black stuff!


Try ordering a pint of the red stuff and see what you get. I'm betting it won't be guinness

Interesting! But now, let this American remind you that Guinness is not black, it's a deep shade of red.

From the FAQ on http://www.guinness.com "Look closely. GUINNESS® beer is not actually black but rather dark ruby red because of the way the ingredients are prepared. Some malted barley is roasted, in a similar way to coffee beans, which is what gives GUINNESS® its distinctive color."

Cheers!

>> ^robbersdog49:

>> ^critical_d:
...and served by a leprechaun on St Pattys Day!
>> ^ChaosEngine:
>> ^jcf79:
Or, you could try drinking a stout that actually has some flavor...

Have you ever actually tried a real pint of Guinness? And I don't mean whatever watered down piss they serve in the rest of the world, I mean a real pint, as in, in Ireland?


What is St. Patty's day?
It's Paddy. All you Americans who say St. Patty's, you're all wrong. Simple.
And before someone says it's Patty because it's short for Patrick, it's not. It's Paddy because it's short for Padraig, which is the original spelling.
Paddy. P A D D Y
Now let's all have a nice pint o' the black stuff!

>> ^critical_d:

...and served by a leprechaun on St Pattys Day!
>> ^ChaosEngine:
>> ^jcf79:
Or, you could try drinking a stout that actually has some flavor...

Have you ever actually tried a real pint of Guinness? And I don't mean whatever watered down piss they serve in the rest of the world, I mean a real pint, as in, in Ireland?



What is St. Patty's day?

It's Paddy. All you Americans who say St. Patty's, you're all wrong. Simple.

And before someone says it's Patty because it's short for Patrick, it's not. It's Paddy because it's short for Padraig, which is the original spelling.

Paddy. P A D D Y

Now let's all have a nice pint o' the black stuff!

...and served by a leprechaun on St Pattys Day!

>> ^ChaosEngine:

>> ^jcf79:
Or, you could try drinking a stout that actually has some flavor...

Have you ever actually tried a real pint of Guinness? And I don't mean whatever watered down piss they serve in the rest of the world, I mean a real pint, as in, in Ireland?

Loosen up. The Irish themselves often shorten "St Patrick" to "Paddy".
>> ^Fade:

Seriously, who the fuck is St Patty? Patty is a girls name, plus if you're going to use the honorific don't shorten the bloody name.
Ask an Irishman who St Patty is and if they don't punch you in the face they'll look at you funny.

Seriously, who the fuck is St Patty? Patty is a girls name, plus if you're going to use the honorific don't shorten the bloody name.
Ask an Irishman who St Patty is and if they don't punch you in the face they'll look at you funny.

I didn't realise there were so many, I've only seen them in NY and NJ, when visiting. They're very well known there.
>> ^Sagemind:

Actually, no, I go to this new place that just opened up called "Five Guys Burgers & Fries."
All hamburgers are double pattied and $3 gets you enough fresh cut fries to feed a family of four. And while you wait for your meal, non stop, all you can eat, salted peanuts in the shell. YUM!
http://www.fiveguys.com

Ya, I think the whole schoolyard bully angle is the right way to deflect this commercial.
The problem is wondering if that's what they want us to do. As a parent, I'd want to comment to my child about the bullying aspect and discuss it, but in doing so, I've played right into their hands and am now discussing a McDonald's commercial with my child, impregnating the french fries into our sub-conscious.

The joke's on them though, I'd go to Burger King!
Actually, no, I go to this new place that just opened up called "Five Guys Burgers & Fries."
All hamburgers are double pattied and $3 gets you enough fresh cut fries to feed a family of four. And while you wait for your meal, non stop, all you can eat, salted peanuts in the shell. YUM!
http://www.fiveguys.com

What?!? Some Vietnamese girl riding a bike in a rice patty has my job?

LulzSec posted this on their FB page, via Exarimus Salutem apparently, hold onto your shirts.

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Sen. Harry Reid [D, NV] $665,420
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Sen. Barbara Boxer [D, CA] $544,424
Sen. Patrick Leahy [D, VT] $416,250 (head sponsor of pipa)
Sen. Michael Bennet [D, CO] $347,406
Sen. Roy Blunt [R, MO] $341,700
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Sen. Richard Burr [R, NC] $275,950
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Sen. Harry Reid [D, NV] $3,502,624
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Sen. Barbara Boxer [D, CA] $1,431,843
Sen. Scott Brown [R, MA] $1,364,872
Sen. Robert Portman [R, OH] $1,363,009
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@quantumushroom you missed the point as usual, this vid is about the acknowledgement that corporations want to oversee what the Govt. does - see above for specimen 1A.

From the wiki, Peppermint Patty.

Peppermint Patty's closest friend, Marcie, calls her "Sir". It is never revealed whether this eccentric habit, dating to Marcie's first appearance in the strip in 1971, is the result of misguided manners, poor eyesight, or some other reason.

I think Peppermint Patty was beginning to show her womanly figure a bit..