Chick-fil-A’s Sales Have Doubled Since LGBT Boycott Began in 2012

[Steeleballz 7,550]

8 minutes ago, laylalex said:

Not even get along?

 

Also, what about grilled chicken made in your own home on some lovely wholegrain bread with an heirloom tomato and a smear of aioli?

 

  Get along with people, I do to the extent that it comes naturally. Getting along with everyone, I have tried. If I have to force it, I can't do it.

 

  Chicken, I just can't eat. If I was starving I would probably eat chicken before I would eat grubs, but I would have to think about it.

 

  Being gay, well I haven't met Mr right yet. For sure, we would have to get along well, and he would have to make a hell of a chicken sandwich.

Edited September 19, 2019 by Steeleballz

[Dashinka 24,747]

1 hour ago, laylalex said:

I wanted to give both a "Haha" and a "Thanks" but I was limited to one. And I totally agree with you on thinking for oneself. 

Too bad they still don't have the "Up Vote", I always looked at that as sort of a Like and Thanks.

[Ban Hammer 13,498]

4 hours ago, Steeleballz said:

 

  Being gay, well I haven't met Mr right yet. For sure, we would have to get along well, and he would have to make a hell of a chicken sandwich.

i'm sure somewhere in here we can insert a joke about sesame seed buns........

[Voice of Reason 10,298]

7 hours ago, Steeleballz said:

 Chicken, I just can't eat. If I was starving I would probably eat chicken before I would eat grubs, but I would have to think about it.

 

  Being gay, well I haven't met Mr right yet. For sure, we would have to get along well, and he would have to make a hell of a chicken sandwich.

Do you eat meat at all?  Why do you find chicken so unpalatable?

 

As for the bold part... would a choked chicken seal the deal?

[Steeleballz 7,550]

42 minutes ago, ALFKAD said:

Do you eat meat at all?  Why do you find chicken so unpalatable?

 

As for the bold part... would a choked chicken seal the deal?

 

   I usually have salmon with breakfast. Once in a while ham or bacon instead. Usually Tuna steaks, or some kind of beef for dinner.  I actually eat a lot of meat. I shoot for about 170g of protein a day. I actually do like the turkey on Thanksgiving or Christmas though. People say it's kind of like a big chicken, but I don't see it.

 

   As for choked chicken, I have to say no. That would be killing babies.

   

[Voice of Reason 10,298]

49 minutes ago, Steeleballz said:

 

   I usually have salmon with breakfast. Once in a while ham or bacon instead. Usually Tuna steaks, or some kind of beef for dinner.  I actually eat a lot of meat. I shoot for about 170g of protein a day. I actually do like the turkey on Thanksgiving or Christmas though. People say it's kind of like a big chicken, but I don't see it.

 

   As for choked chicken, I have to say no. That would be killing babies.

   

When you say salmon, I sincerely hope you are referring to Sockeye, and not the pink mush normally available everywhere.  (And if you have never tried Sockeye [aka red salmon], you should.)

 

Back to chicken... why not?  Did you have a bad experience with it?  Is it the taste?  Just curious.  I like it at least as much as turkey, maybe more.  Haven’t tried iguana yet, though I hope to soon.  Lots of those devilish creatures down here.  I’m guessing the meat tastes like chicken, but is tougher, so would require some special cooking to make it tender.

[Steeleballz 7,550]

1 hour ago, ALFKAD said:

When you say salmon, I sincerely hope you are referring to Sockeye, and not the pink mush normally available everywhere.  (And if you have never tried Sockeye [aka red salmon], you should.)

 

Back to chicken... why not?  Did you have a bad experience with it?  Is it the taste?  Just curious.  I like it at least as much as turkey, maybe more.  Haven’t tried iguana yet, though I hope to soon.  Lots of those devilish creatures down here.  I’m guessing the meat tastes like chicken, but is tougher, so would require some special cooking to make it tender.

 

    I love Sockeye. Used to get it fresh caught when I lived on Vancouver Island. It's not always easy to come across in Colorado though. Atlantic is probably the best that's commonly available.  

 

    I've never liked chicken, but I remember eating it when my wife used to cook it. At some point, maybe a few years ago I just went off it. I am probably exaggerating a little. She makes chicken soup and I do eat that. If I was really hungry and went somewhere that only had chicken (like Chick Fil A), I'm sure I would eat some. It would have to be the only thing around though. 

 

   

[Voice of Reason 10,298]

7 hours ago, Steeleballz said:

 

    I love Sockeye. Used to get it fresh caught when I lived on Vancouver Island. It's not always easy to come across in Colorado though. Atlantic is probably the best that's commonly available.  

 

    I've never liked chicken, but I remember eating it when my wife used to cook it. At some point, maybe a few years ago I just went off it. I am probably exaggerating a little. She makes chicken soup and I do eat that. If I was really hungry and went somewhere that only had chicken (like Chick Fil A), I'm sure I would eat some. It would have to be the only thing around though. 

 

   

Gotcha, was just curious.  For me, that avoidance item is bologna.  Ate all I could stand as a poor family when I was growing up.

[Dashinka 24,747]

6 minutes ago, ALFKAD said:

Gotcha, was just curious.  For me, that avoidance item is bologna.  Ate all I could stand as a poor family when I was growing up.

For me it is ice cream.  When younger, my family ran a dairy store processing milk and making ice cream.  I was over-indulged as a child and now rarely eat it.

[TBoneTX 46,003]

We had chicken nuggets for lunch today.

What part of the chicken is the nugget?

 

New motto, adoptable by many:  "I hate people, animals, and things."

[Steeleballz 7,550]

38 minutes ago, TBoneTX said:

We had chicken nuggets for lunch today.

What part of the chicken is the nugget?

 

New motto, adoptable by many:  "I hate people, animals, and things."

 

  Probably better that you don't know.