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Re: KFC crisis
« Reply #30 on: 21 February 2018, 23:37:10 »

At least it doesn,t come out of it,s @rse. Moo juice that is. :D

But it comes out of something that looks like a gentleman sausage :o
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Re: KFC crisis
« Reply #31 on: 21 February 2018, 23:53:22 »

And as for eating their eggs, that's just disgusting.

I really wonder how it came about. I have this image in my mind of two blokes pi$$ed up on mead or whatever the tipple of the time was...

"See that chicken?"
"Yep"
"Ten quid groats says you won't eat the next thing the comes out of its @rse".
"You're on"

I have also wondered how we came to eat chickens miscarriages.  :-\
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Re: KFC crisis
« Reply #32 on: 22 February 2018, 20:16:01 »

while travelling the highways and byways, I know the feeling of the rapid double time duckwalk/run to the services from the car Park!
The guy next to me at work (foolishly) told me of an incident last year of being a passenger in his mates car down the M6, when he badly, badly miscalculated a parp.  Trouble is, they were in the 50mph, average speed limit, about 15miles from the next services.  He tried to stop seeppage, and tried to lift himself out of the seat, but no joy.  The trousers and underkrackers went straight in the bin when he got to the services, and his mates missus made his mate sell the car!
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Re: KFC crisis
« Reply #33 on: 23 February 2018, 00:07:17 »

Why don't those traumatized by the KFC 'crisis' try something new its called cooking! ;) Real wholesome food instead of fast food connective tissue, genitals and rectums with plenty of fat, salt, chemicals, artificial flavourings and colourings, spices, herbs, binders and fillers to make the minced highly processed puke edible. :( :( :(
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Re: KFC crisis
« Reply #34 on: 23 February 2018, 10:20:28 »

Why don't those traumatized by the KFC 'crisis' try something new its called cooking! ;) Real wholesome food instead of fast food connective tissue, genitals and rectums with plenty of fat, salt, chemicals, artificial flavourings and colourings, spices, herbs, binders and fillers to make the minced highly processed puke edible. :( :( :(
I feel peckish now.......
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Re: KFC crisis
« Reply #35 on: 23 February 2018, 18:29:53 »

Why don't those traumatized by the KFC 'crisis' try something new its called cooking!
That only works for 50% of the population, due to the Y chromosome in the superior half of the species...


Although being serious for a second, surely nobody is traumatised by it? Even if you have a rule of a Friday or Saturday night fast food thing, plenty of other options.
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Re: KFC crisis
« Reply #36 on: 23 February 2018, 18:32:59 »

I haven't had KFC for a few years now but, from what I remember, it was very nice. Never had any of these 'zinger' thingies either, just the chicken pieces and chips, where you get a couple of nice pieces and a couple of shitty, fatty ones.
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Re: KFC crisis
« Reply #37 on: 24 February 2018, 00:50:37 »

I haven't had KFC for a few years now but, from what I remember, it was very nice. Never had any of these 'zinger' thingies either, just the chicken pieces and chips, where you get a couple of nice pieces and a couple of shitty, fatty ones.

Same here, not had KFC for ages, some years. BUT . . . I loved it, a bargain bucket ! (all to myself?) The main reason for not having it these days is The Mrs trying to prevent my coronary arteries from clogging up.

Having said that went out to Wetherspoons tonight, had their spicy chicken wings. When I am on my death bed, and I have a final wish, it will be for a dish of them. I'll die happy  :y

 
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Re: KFC crisis
« Reply #38 on: 24 February 2018, 09:43:34 »

KFC's apology ad in the Currant Bun was quite amusing!  :y

https://www.thesun.co.uk/news/5649831/kfc-advert-chicken-shortage-apology-twitter/
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Re: KFC crisis
« Reply #39 on: 24 February 2018, 14:13:48 »

its all ok now,
they have found the chicken, DHL left it with a neighbour.
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