McDonalds Or BK? Just Askin.....

[devilock76]

+1 The "Slider"! Fast food's answer to Ex-Lax! LOL

Must say though........they are pretty tasty. ;-)

Belly bombs, accept no substitutes!!!

[Crow]

Dude, he is exactly right. Starbucks owns Seattle's Best anyway. I don't know why you beat off to Starbucks so hard... did you read in the Times that CEO Howard Schultz got an 80% pay raise last year?

I do it, because I know that the mere mention of Starbucks gets you all hot and bothered..

Not sure how my statement compares to "beating off hard" to Starbucks.. But, I still got a good chuckle from it.

Love ya, Rooski!

[wa3zrm]

Burger Chief... for a nickle and a dime you get?

[Skell18]

FFS, neither. Y'all are nasty Except Squeezy.

and Skell

Word brother!

[whalen]

Such blasphemy!! You should be stoned for your heresy..!

Man, I put in my time and effort roasting my own beans for years! I know what a great cup of joe tastes like, and I never got one from either one of those two!

Not a poke at you Crow, I just know what I like.

[Crow]

Man, I put in my time and effort roasting my own beans for years! I know what a great cup of joe tastes like, and I never got one from either one of those two!

Not a poke at you Crow, I just know what I like.

No worries, bud. I was only teasing!

It was all a clever Roose to get Roo's attention...........and it worked............

[Snotgifff]

McDonalds! Only because my Grandma bought me a shitload of stock when I was a youngster....and it skyrocketed through the years. Paid for my college, some cars...fun stuff and now down payment on my next house. Thanks to all the fat ass Americans I can live the American Dream

[truthwolf1]

BK has that nice tangy burnt gas flavored meat which is more appealing to me then Mcdonalds burgers.

Whatever 3 bucks could buy in high school is what I ate for close to two years straight everyday without ill effects.

The fries however did change from years back. They are much more horribly starchy with a overcoat of crusted grease.

[OregonNative]

I haven't had either in well over a year, but I'd pick Burger King over Mcdonalds every time. However, I'd pick Rallys/Checkers over either of them.

[sgreger1]

Burger king, though in reality it's all about Carl Jr, Wendy's, or Jack-In-The-Box, in that order.

[wa3zrm]

Funeral procession stops at Burger King drive-through for one last Whopper
York Daily Record ^ David S. Kime Jr., 88, of West York, enjoyed eating fast food daily. His family honored him Saturday with a trip to the Burger King drive-through before he was buried.
On the way to his final resting place Saturday, David S. Kime Jr.'s loved ones took a spin through the Burger King drive-through on the corner of Route 30 and Pennsylvania Avenue for one last WHOPPER JR.
The 88-year-old West York man died Jan. 20 at York Hospital.
"He always lived by his own rules," said Linda Phiel, one of Kime's three daughters. "His version of eating healthy was the lettuce on the WHOPPER JR." As a tribute to a man who loved fast food, Phiel's family stopped for some burgers on the way to the cemetery. Mourners followed the hearse carrying Kime's flag-draped casket through the drive-thru. Each got a WHOPPER JR. The sandwich was among Kime's favorites.
"He liked his WHOPPER JRs.," said Margaret Hess, head manager of the Manchester Township Burger King. She and her staff prepared 40 of the sandwiches for the funeral procession.
"They also wanted one for the deceased," Hess said. Phiel said the display wasn't a joke, rather a happy way of honoring her father and the things that brought him joy.
"All of us are going to be in this position," she said. "And I think there's a certain group who think we should be crying. But on the other hand, he lived a wonderful life and on his own terms."
Phiel said her father did what he wanted and ate what he wanted since her mother, Grace, died about 25 years ago. "My mother kind of kept him in check," Phiel said. "When she died, for a while, he would eat with us. But he considered us health freaks because we ate things that were green, like broccoli."
Kime was borderline diabetic for years and had a pacemaker. Phiel told him a healthy diet would help him live longer.
"He would say, 'I won't live longer, it will just seem like it because I'll be more miserable faster,'" Phiel said.
Her father wasn't a big man, only about 5 feet tall, but he could eat.
"He was not prejudiced," Phiel said. "He would go to any fast food place anyone invited him to."
He liked tacos, pizza, hamburgers, subs and hot dogs. "He would take his Cadillac, which he loved, and drive up to Hanover and have a gut-buster," Phiel said, referring to hot dogs. "If it wasn't the kind of day to drive out to Hanover, he would drive out to Wiener World on Memory Lane."
After a while, Phiel gave up lecturing her father. "When you're 88 years old, I guess you've earned the right to do what you want to do," she said.
Though the tribute to her father was light-hearted, it was hard to say goodbye.
When Phiel placed the WHOPPER JR. atop the spray of lilies and roses on her father's casket, she started
But knowing her father lived a full life gives her solace.
"I think his biggest fear was that he not be able to live as he chose," she said. "I'm so grateful he never had to."
A Burger King first
After working for Burger King for 34 years, Margaret Hess saw something new Saturday: a funeral procession at her drive-through.
"I've never seen anything like it," said Hess, the head manager of the Manchester Township Burger King.
Heffner Funeral Chapel & Crematory made arrangements in advance to bring the procession through.
The idea was to honor David S. Kime Jr., a World War II veteran who was awarded a Purple Heart. The 88-year-old West York man loved to eat fast food, and dined at various places every week. He died Jan. 20 at York Hospital from heart complications.
Hess said she didn't know Kime by name, but she knew his face and remembered he ordered WHOPPER JRs.
"It's nice to know he was a loyal customer up until the end -- the very end," Hess said.

[Crow]

Burger king, though in reality it's all about Carl Jr, Wendy's, or Jack-In-The-Box, in that order.

Ah yes! Carl's Jr... I forgot about them. Haven't had one of those in awhile.

6 Dollar Burger and Super Star Burger............Tasty!

They have a few locations here on my side, but most of them are east of the Cascades (Spokane, Tri-Cities, etc).