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Loonylionmcd and burgerking are the only ones in the list that have a UK presence (as far as I know) burgerking has the better food but I still don't really like it.as loony said you shoulda added more ones for the uk like pizza hut ( a fact about pizza its one of the only three foods i ate in venice others were noodles and ice cream)
dills2:i actually prefer pizza hutchoices are listed above.......oh, and i wouldn't know what they sell in the UK....i don't live there.....
damanali:In terms of burger, I would choose McDonalds, but it might depend on the country, the Mcdo burger and cheeseburger here kinda are different in taste. I think the regular burger is like a cheap imitation of beef....that is true......my brother wanted to go into a McDonalds in Mexico and it sucked.....it was by far the worst burger ever.....
Hypr:Fried and processed fast-food restaurants? Uhh... no thanks. For me, it's like choosing what severity of heart-attack I would like- .......wut....what do you mean you don't like burgers (or fast-food) [your entitled to your opinion though]............
HNNNNNGGGGG!
doughboy · #22wut....what do you mean you don't like burgers (or fast-food) [your entitled to your opinion though]............
guessing some anorexic girl talked you into a semi-vegan lifestyle (or you sawSuper Size Me)......
obviously if you eat to many you could get a heart attack, but if you watch yourself you should be fine.......on the other hand, hope you don't get to attached to your grass, i highly doubt you rather starve..........
HyprI eat healthier foods, like barbecue chicken, and sandwiches. And very seldomly, I have a slice of pizza or two.And I also cook my own food, thank you very much.As for you, you can enjoy your heart-attac-HNNNNNNGGGGG!!!Congratulations! Not only did you manage to fail reading comprehension, but your logic sucks as well. Welcome back to first grade elementary, dumbass!Also, for your information, I do have an active workout schedule that I follow faithfully everyday. I exercise three times a day, and jog a mile or two. My workout routine is as follows:* 50 push-ups
doughboy · #22obviously if you eat to many you could get a heart attack, but if you watch yourself you should be finethis implies exercise in case you did not know..............
thatonemexicanguydon't mean to burst your bubble smart one but...........re-read i said semi-vegan that means you are flexible in some areas such as fish and chicken...............Semi-vegans (flexitarians) eat mostly vegetables and OCCASIONALLY meat-based products such as chicken. My diet does not refrain from eating meat of any kind, so I do not fall in to the semi-vegan category; the only thing I refrain from eating is fried and processed foods from fast-food restaurants. So, the reading comprehension ball goes back to your court, you presumptuous idiot.Also, did you even bother to ask what I usually have in my sandwich? I put quite a bit of pork (pepperoni) in them.And nex26 is right: anyone who classifies themselves as semi-vegan are kidding themselves.
off topic: this is the internet and i can write what and how i please............just saying, your the one getting aggressive (or offended)................
i never said anything about you not having a workout schedule.........i saidthis implies exercise in case you did not know..............
HyprFried and processed fast-food restaurants? Uhh... no thanks. For me, it's like choosing what severity of heart-attack I would like- .......HNNNNNGGGGG!But we're all going to die eventually anyway, maybe some sooner than others, so I figure I might as well enjoy myself while I can.I don't really like fast foods with fried burgers; it tastes off to me. I love grilled patties like in Brothers and Burger King.
MysticMaja · #30But we're all going to die eventually anyway, maybe some sooner than others, so I figure I might as well enjoy myself while I can.The point i was trying to make all along......plus the exercise would help if you want to eat processed food which most of us find delicious........
I don't really like fast foods with fried burgers; it tastes off to me. I love grilled patties like in Brothers and Burger King.
thatonemexicanguyjust cause its not broiled or has condiments does not mean its healthier.........You came off as a presumptuous douche assuming that I was a "semi-vegan" refraining from eating meat, due to your inept reading comprehension abilities. Picture or not, it does not make a difference.
im not a vegan myself, i know a gril who is "kidding herself" at being one i guess (semi-vegan)................The point i was trying to make all along......plus the exercise would help if you want to eat processed food which most of us find delicious........
Thing is that the post was not about wether you like it or not.......
There was no vote choice that stated "i dont like burgers" it said choose one that you like and criticize the others.....doing this gets us off topic............
by the way Hyper the picture was just a joke.......would it make you feel better if i took it down?.............
HyprI eat healthier foods, like barbecue chicken, and sandwiches. And very seldomly, I have a slice of pizza or two.And I also cook my own food, thank you very much.As for you, you can enjoy your heart-attac-HNNNNNNGGGGG!!!How utterly BORING, then again it's your choice.A bit of subway, and hungry jacks works for me, about maybe 2 times a week at most.
Hypr · #33You came off as a presumptuous douche assuming that I was a "semi-vegan" refraining from eating meat, due to your inept reading comprehension abilities. Picture or not, it does not make a difference....[me=hYpNoS]awaits someone better at debates[/me]
Cahos Rahne Veloza · #38As I understand Hypr's posts, he isn't against eating meat. He's just against eating at fast food joints simply because of how the grub's cooked.I worked in fast food for 4 years, it's good and bad.When I worked it was to perfection, but at times other workers would get lazy and...let's say the store wold be shut down if they were caught.