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Stealhead · 12-07-12, 11:52 PM

It must be the WhataBurgers in Texas the ones I go to in FL and AL are really good trust me I am very very picky when it comes to food.Of course there are a lot more in Texas where as in other states there are far fewer with more competing in the fast food market being number 1 can make you bad just look at McDonald's

I would say that Hardees/Carl Jr. are the worst by far.

By the way once as an experiment I took a Whopper I had from the BK on base at Ramstein AB and placed it on top of a storage container in a hanger used to store aircraft jack stands among other things I choose this location because I knew that nothing would disturb my Whopper I left it out in the open upwrapped.I would check on it every so often and besides becoming a bit hard and shrinking a slight bit it never disintegrated or got moldy must have been the preservatives.Of course this hanger did have a lot of hydraulic fluid that seeped from the equipment so that may have been a factor.Anyway as far as I know that Whopper is still there makes me wonder how long a Whopper stays inside ones digestive system I am leaning towards 75 years.

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Stealhead Navy Seal Join Date: Feb 2009 Location: Kentucky Posts: 5,421 Downloads: 85 Uploads: 0	It must be the WhataBurgers in Texas the ones I go to in FL and AL are really good trust me I am very very picky when it comes to food.Of course there are a lot more in Texas where as in other states there are far fewer with more competing in the fast food market being number 1 can make you bad just look at McDonald's I would say that Hardees/Carl Jr. are the worst by far. By the way once as an experiment I took a Whopper I had from the BK on base at Ramstein AB and placed it on top of a storage container in a hanger used to store aircraft jack stands among other things I choose this location because I knew that nothing would disturb my Whopper I left it out in the open upwrapped.I would check on it every so often and besides becoming a bit hard and shrinking a slight bit it never disintegrated or got moldy must have been the preservatives.Of course this hanger did have a lot of hydraulic fluid that seeped from the equipment so that may have been a factor.Anyway as far as I know that Whopper is still there makes me wonder how long a Whopper stays inside ones digestive system I am leaning towards 75 years. Last edited by Stealhead; 12-08-12 at 12:08 AM.