I orderd $80 worth of food at Chick Fil A yestrday after gol

I told people at work about the Chick boycott and they all said nothing would make them give up Chick Fil A.

Might have to try it this week.

Chick usually will hand out free samples at mall food courts, and they always taste really good, so I have bought a sandwich or whatever from them thinking I'm really going to like this. Well a sample of Chick Fil A may be good, but a whole sandwich of it....not so much. It's kinda too rich/too much crust/too much or too little something, for my taste I guess. After several attempts to duplicate the taste of the sample, I gave up on buying their food. Now I have a good reason not to even try their samples anymore.

Raees wrote: It's a fact that the Republican Party opposes gay marriage. So you have no platform to complain.

As of today, gay marriage is once again a partisan issue at the heart of a presidential election campaign. Many Republicans who might have had flexible opinions as of yesterday are now going to find themselves psychologically inclined to move towards the party line. Mitt Romney will be forced, within the next hours or days, to come out with a full-throated argument against gay marriage. Republican office-holders will have to vocally support that position. Republican media outfits (Fox News, conservative talk radio, RedState and so forth) will have to join the attack. Millions of GOP voters who otherwise might have gradually reconciled themselves to gay marriage within the next few months will be held back by the ideological alignments created in this presidential campaign.

http://www.economist.com/blogs/democrac ... a-endorses

Obama was widely panned by conservatives for saying his views were "evolving" on the issue. The problem is conservative views haven't. As seen on this very forum, they love making fun of people they perceive as being gay, as if it's a big joke.

Not true, Mitt was for homosexual marriage before Barack!

I think they're going to need a little help... Here's what it's doing to their brand approval ratings:

Friends...Personal Chicken Restaurant favorites to help you get through the Chicken Boycott:

Steuben's on 17th, Tom's Home Cookin on 26th Avenue, Wishbone Family Restaurant on Federal in Westminster and India's Restaurant on Hampden @the Mall. Alernate #1) White Fence Farms and fo low rents KFC has an all you can eat Buffet on Mondays and if you haven't tried Chesters Chicken @ KS I highly recomend it. If its fresh.

Yep, and an advertizer boycott was going to take down Limbaugh.

Democracy4Sale wrote: I think they're going to need a little help... Here's what it's doing to their brand approval ratings:

Bull Meachum wrote: Fred-Our president was lying to you, not me. I like it when he does that.

Fooled again!

Mu ha ha ha ha ha

HAA HAA! I like your honesty. I wish others would admit it too.


I'm not an expert on chicken, but we have decent choices up here IMO. Even Wendy's is decent for grilled chicken (I prefer grilled over fried), but they are very pricey for a fast food place. Zoka's has a real nice southwest chicken sandwich with a side for just slightly more than Wendys, and a far better atmosphere. But they aren't the only one. And if you want to save money, even Subway ain't too bad, but mainly because they have fresh bread and fixen's though the chicken comes in second. And now I guess I've ruined any credibility for that statement though I'll stick with it...

Blazer Bob wrote:

Wednesday is a buy-in for social conservatives at the Chick. Some homosexual groups plan their own counter-demonstrations.

Well it looks like we're going to lunh at chik-fil-a today- gonna get a bunch of my capitalist co-workers to go with.

Hopefully the liberals won't fag up the place too bad with their kiss in.