THIS IS A READ-ONLY ARCHIVE FROM THE SORABJI.COM MESSAGE BOARDS (1995-2016). |
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>KFC has been a part of our American traditions for many years. Many people, day in and day out, eat at KFC religiously. Do they really know what they are eating? During a recent study of KFC done at the University of New Hampshire, they found some very upsetting facts. >First of all, has anybody noticed that just recently, the company has changed their name? Kentucky Fried Chicken has become KFC. Does anybody know why? We thought the real reason was because of the "FRIED" food issue. It's not. The reason why they call it KFC is because they can not use the word chicken anymore. Why? >KFC does not use real chickens. They actually use genetically manipulated organisms. These so called "chickens" are kept alive by tubes inserted into their bodies to pump blood and nutrients throughout their structure. They have no beaks, no feathers, and no feet. Their bone structure is dramatically shrunk to get more meat out of them. This is great for KFC because they do not have to pay so much for their production costs. There is no more plucking of the feathers or the removal of the beaks and feet. >The government has told them to change all of their menus so they do not say chicken anywhere. If you look closely you will notice this. Listen to their commercials, I guarantee you will not see or hear the word chicken. I find this matter to be very disturbing. Is this for real? |
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They could de-beak and de-claw their birds, though. Most big companies do. |
have i taught you nothing, rhiannon? don't believe everything you read on a computer screen. |
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Now if it were hairless squirrels.... |
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doesn't it seem like hydroponic chickens would be a lot more expensive than regular old chickens? |
i've heard from an ad exec in memphis that the cartoon version of colonel sanders they're presently using in TV ads is boosting business through the roof. then again, i also heard that the reason there are pictures slapped on almost every food item in the grocery store is not to provide "suggested serving" pictures--it's because there are so many illiterate shoppers that if a picture didn't appear on a can of green beans, they'd never know what the hell was in there. |
Rhiannon, click the link: http://www.snopes.com/horrors/food/kfc.htm |
I can't believe that people actually circulate and believe in this sort of thing. There's got to be stacks of money to be had legally off the inexhaustible supply of human gullibility and desire to have one's fears and prejudices confirmed. |
in the early '90s at some jack in the box restaurants in seattle, the employees weren't cooking the burgers either hot enough or long enough. a bunch of people were infected with e. coli and some little kids died. how sick can you get from sushi? how can raw fish be prepared so it's fine to eat? |
jack in the box, because of the above mentioned news item, is the safest fast food in the market. also, the greasiest and consistantly the best goddamnit. AHHHH TWO TACOS FILLED WITH GOD KNOWS WHAT DEEP FRIED 99CENTS!!! AHAHAHHAHA!!! ULTIMATE BEEF CHEESE BEEF CHEESE BEEF CHEESE AHHAHAHAH!!! BEEF CHEESE TOMATO SOURDOUGH FRY FRY FRY AHAAHAH!!!! |
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of course, i love american cheese. that might have something to do with it. i realized recently that i think of non-american cheese as "cheese you have to slice." |
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We have no Jack-in-the-Box's in Lousiana,so I have to cross the state line into Texas to acquire their culinary delights.That's just plain and simple brain food.The food of Gods.So I stock up on those tasty 2/99 tacos, whenever I cross the line-----I know they hate to see me coming-----because I order 40 tacos[no lettuce] xtra sauce, and bring them home and freeze them.I keep a close eye on them,because I don't want to share,and do frequent spot inventories, so I can see who in my family looks guilty.They have tried all kind of clever ways to outwit me,even resorting to stuffing the empty taco wrappers with paper towels and kinda bunching them up under the few remaining tacos.Its not easy being a mom,sometimes. |
i used to do that with mcdonald's cheeseburgers when they had "cheap ass cheeseburger" day. except they wouldn't last long. because i'm a stoner. |
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but i think we've all become really prissy about food and cleanliness- we're so spoiled really. being picky about what you get to eat is such a luxury. anyone read, who is it, m.f.k. fisher? didn't people used to use spice and salt to cover the taste of rotting meat? |
Anyone for sushi? |
that's why people put tabasco on oysters or wasabe on sushi. no harmful micro-organism can survive a dab of wasabe. |
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Anisakis would would make a lovely girl's name in Lithuania. |
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tell us about hardees (please and thank you) |
Before disclosure of Hardee's-related anecdotes, you'll have to sign and return the affidavit that you had no intention of eating fast food again even before I told you about Davey and the special sauce. |
-heather |
I liked sushi before I read that. All worms wierd me out. I know that there are many little organisms living in me, but I really don't like hearing about them. |
1. Assuming you're buying from a REPUTABLE establishment/sushi grade salmon/tunas/etc. are of a much higher quality than the shit you buy in yr avg. supermarket fish dept. 2. Everyone hears horror stories of people getting e coli from a fast food joint or local diner/restaurant. I personally got very ill after eating at a mcDonald's several years ago & have not eaten at one since. Yet despite those problems/these places still remain in business. But have you ever heard of anyone getting sick from a sushi shop in yr area? Or any sushi shop in a major city/for that matter? Sushi chefs have specialized training. They can tell just from appearance if a piece of fish is fresh & in good condition. And becuz it's raw/they can't 'hide' contaminated or spoiled product by deep-frying it or somthering it w/sauces, etc. The nature of the cuisine pretty much requires the best quality, freshest fish available. That's why I think sushi is generally safe. So long as you know who the sushi chef is. |
We were both 16, in ninth grade, and working at the Hardee's across the street from the junior high school. I was a geeky kid, but Davey.....Davey made me look like the captain of the football team. He was on close terms with acne, had the braces in full regalia mode, and appeared to dress himself in the dark. Davey was infatuated with Cheryl, one of the cheerleaders and the daughter of the high school gym teacher. Cheryl, of course, didn't mind this, because she was unaware that anyone fitting Davey's DNA profile existed in the known solar system. I had to hear about this obsession all summer long as we slaved over the hot grill. She would come in about once a week with some of her friends, and he'd wet himself peering through the rack as they ordered. He was rendered useless, leaving me to make all the burgers. This time, however, was different. He actually told me he wanted to make her burger; in fact, he made me promise not to make it while he disappeared around the corner, leaving me to slide the other cheerleaders' food across to the girl working the front line, and make up the excuse that Cheryl's was cooking and would be just another minute. Just then Davey whips around the corner from the back room, redfaced and out of breath, clutching a bun. He slapped a patty on it, put on the rest of the ingredients, wrapped it, and yelled to the girl, "Special order." She gave it to Cheryl while Davey watched intently. He was kind of jerky and absentminded the rest of the shift. I don't know what you expect me to say at this point. There was no way in hell I was going to ask him what that was all about. But it did take me about five years before I ate fast food again after leaving Hardee's. |
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damn, markus. that was some funny shit. |
Nate, have you got Hot'n'Now out there? 39 cent burgers all the time, not very good, but fast as hell. You can't make special orders because it slows them down. That was a stoner food of choice back in college, as well as the Rocket burger, which was one of those monster burgers as big as your plate. |
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It was a long and painful demise.Years of going to doctors,with severe lung problems,but no one could find the problem.On autopsy,they discovered that her lungs were severly infested with parasites. Another handy tidbit of info: There is a small,almost microscopic catfish that lives in the rivers of South America,called urinophelus[I'll have to check the spelling]. This dasderdly fish swims up the urethra of unsuspecting males,swimming in the rivers.The problem is that when they try to swim back out,like while the guy is urinating,the anotomical structure of the urethra prevents this. Like all catfish they have "stingers" on their whiskers and it becomes excruciatingly painful to the guy.So they stay in the bladder,I guess stinging on a random basis.Another good reason to use protection. |
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i've never heard of either of those burger joints. you have In & Out burgers out there? eh? HUH? DO YOU? now fuck off. |
This was all in an article in the sept. 1999 issue of Fortean Times. |
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I'm going over to my friend's house. we are going to eat sushi. she asked me to pick up some fried chicken for her asshole husband. I'm trying to think of somewhere convenient to pick up really cheap and gross fried chicken. if I believed the kfc story, I'd go there. |
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But then, I don't give a fuck. |
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