That's for sure.

I didn't recall seeing this many license plates from Illinois, California, Michigan, Connecticut, and Oregon back in the old days. One can hardly squeeze in sideways at the once -quiet DMVs which now have lines going out the door.:hmm2:

I'll take your word for it. Never tasted the latter myself. :O:

Wether cock fighting is Roosters being made to kill each other or two men using their *cough cough* as swords, it's disgusting.

Interesting choice of words there... :hmmm:

You went to KFC. That's problem enough! :)

About once a year I get the itch. I know that I will get sick, but I do it anyway. It':yep:s a mental illness.

I actually don't remember the last time I visited a KFC or McDonald's. I couldn't think of another place famous for boxing chickens. :O:

KFC buckets chickens.:03::O:

So the rumours aren't true :O:

KFC: Kan't Find the Chicken. The only place where the packaging tastes better than the food.

Even cardboard tastes good when dipped in fryer grease.:O:

If you ever get a chance to visit the kitchen in a KFC, you'll never eat it again. EVER!:huh:

Been in a couple here in the UK and I found them to be very clean.

Of course not. I'm the one starting them.


Battered rat sir? Would you like fries with that?


Was that before or after you visited them? :O:

Chalk that one up to the meticulous nature of English folk I suppose.:)

Every KFC I ever visited here in the US had kitchen floors you could literally skate on from the fryer grease.:yep:

Me mum always made fun of the way their chickens were cut up. That woman could Kentucky fry some good chicken.:up: It didn't need any secret herbs and spices.

LOL :)

Now McDonald's was a different experience entirely :hmmm: