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By the way, I went Monday and Tuesday, skipped the hige rush Wednesday but will try to go back Thursday friday and Saturday. Love me some tasty nuggets!
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All I need is a #5 12 pack with a large lemonade. Extra BBQ sauce please.
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Originally posted by Forever_frost View PostThis just in: CFA broke a world record in sales today
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Originally posted by Forever_frost View PostThis just in: CFA broke a world record in sales today
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Guest repliedYeah, that is outright fucking ridiculous.
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Originally posted by GhostTX View PostAnd I didn't want your principle argument to derail the whole point of what's going on out there.
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PICKET: Chicago GOP to file complaint against Rahm Emanuel over Chick fil A flap
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Kerry Picket
Published on August 1, 2012
The Chicago Republican Party announced last week it would file a complaint with the Illinois Department of Human Rights and Attorney General Lisa Madigan over the discriminatory action by Alderman Proco (Joe) Moreno against the food chain Chick-fil-A.
The party is now expanding their complaint to cover Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel as well. According to a press release, the Chicago Republican Party says that "the complaint states that the Alderman and the Mayor have broken civil rights laws pertaining to religious freedom and the First Amendment in denying Chick fil A a permit to operate its business in the City of Chicago."
Following Chick fil A's CEO Dan Cathy's support of traditional marriage, Chicago, Boston, Philadelphia, and San Francisco liberal politicians spoke out against the food chain and threatened to block Chick fil A from opening any business or further businesses in their cities.
Mayor Rahm Emanuel said that Chick fil A's values were not "Chicago values."
WBEZ reported last week that Chicago's Moreno now wants Chick fil A to put into writing that it “won’t support any groups with a political agenda, including those with an anti-gay marriage stance” before he’ll consider allowing zoning rights to a Chick fil A restaurant in his ward.
"If they’re serious about that, and they’re willing to put that in writing and they’re willing to adopt that. I think those are the grounds where we can move forward," Moreno said.
"Chick-fil-A may have a pretty good case under the First Amendment if the city uses their religious or political beliefs as a basis for denying a business license or ability to do business in the city. That is the kind of thing that happens in fascist states," said Hans von Spakovsky, a Heritage Foundation senior legal fellow and former Justice Department attorney to the assistant attorney general for civil rights.
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Originally posted by BradM View PostWhere are you mother fuckers getting your chicken sandwiches for the chicken fillet to be sub par?
Also, I don't think any fast food places can servce a decent grilled chicken sandwich. Frozen chicken & health concerns = dried chicken with rigamortis.
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Originally posted by GhostTX View PostNo, I'm saying I typed it, accepting the auto-correct to "principal" when I meant "principle". Sheesh...
And ya...I'm not a fan of paying for an expensive fast-food Chicken sandwich, but I am going to vote with my wallet for a business to be able to support an opinion without any form of government trying to impose some kind of sanction on it.
I knew what you meant. I was trying to see how long you were going to drag it out. lol
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Originally posted by MustangPoser View PostAll I got from this thread is that a bunch of people who believe in mythology are wasting an hour of their life to get a sub-par chicken sandwich.
I have nothing against gay people - I'm not gay, even if I were I'm unattractive and have a small penis - but, religious people are fucking CRAZY.
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Originally posted by 71chevellejohn View PostYou are arguing that they are the same word despite being spelled differently and having different meanings?
Good luck with that.
Edit - The part about "especially in England" isn't entirely correct. When I was in English schools, the principal was referred to as the headmaster.
And ya...I'm not a fan of paying for an expensive fast-food Chicken sandwich, but I am going to vote with my wallet for a business to be able to support an opinion without any form of government trying to impose some kind of sanction on it.
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