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(Reuters) Sick Dining tip: When ordering a sandwich in Marlton, New Jersey, never tell the cook to put everything on it   (in.reuters.com) divider line 22
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2011-11-02 11:24:25 AM
The day I was born my dad, his friend and my uncle were drinking at my uncle's house. Eventually my uncle had enough and went to bed, but before going said, "Stay as long as you want, guys. Just put everything by the sink."

So of course my dad and his friend spent the rest of the night putting everything in the apartment over by the sink. The dishes, the coffee table, the TV and radio, the pictures on the wall. They even went to my uncle's bedroom who was passed the f*ck out and brought his dresser and all his clothes into the kitchen. They took the blankets off my uncle and put those by the sink. They were trying to figure out a way to get the bed in there, but figured they'd wake him up because they'd have to turn the bed sideways to get it out the door.

When my uncle woke up the next morning he and his bed were the only thing in the entire apartment that wasn't in the kitchen.

/csb
 
2011-11-02 12:37:51 PM
I wonder what they fed him while he was in jail.
 
2011-11-02 01:12:48 PM
Dining tip: When ordering a sandwich in Marlton, New Jersey, never tell the cook to put everything on it


FTFY
 
2011-11-02 01:37:36 PM
www.fatwallet.com
 
2011-11-02 01:57:36 PM
And Ryan Burke and all his friends think he's a hero. Good luck with the rest of your life Mr. Ryan Burke. You've obviously made wise and well thought out life choices and I see great wealth in your future as a, wait... What do you do after you're no longer able to get a job making bagel sandwiches?

I expect Mr. Ryan Burke to have even more much needed attention paid to him by local law enforcement. I guess, at least, he will know he's safe from crime from now on.

Or the opposite of that.
 
2011-11-02 02:03:57 PM
video man: Dining tip: When ordering a sandwich in Marlton, New Jersey, never tell the cook to put everything on it


FTFY


Because Omaha Nebraska is soooo much better.
/Prolly never been to NJ
 
2011-11-02 02:37:27 PM
In high school we were at a McD's late after partying, told this one guy about having to return a burger once because there was a hair on the bun. So after eating half his burger, he reaches over to Kevin and grabs a pretty good wad of his red hair, yanks it out, opens the bun and puts it on the burger. It looks like part of a wig hanging off the side. Kevin is sitting there half laughing and crying with his hand on his head.
Goes up to the counter to complain.
Hilarity ensues.
They asked us all to leave.
--stupid story bro
 
2011-11-02 03:18:32 PM
 
2011-11-02 03:32:31 PM
I worked in foodservice for years (during and after high school). I have NEVER tampered with someone's food. That kind of shiat is unacceptable. Even if the customer IS a cop.
 
2011-11-02 03:47:40 PM
You don't tamper with people's farking food.

While they're eating, you sneak out and poke holes in their brake lines and let the fluid drain out.
 
2011-11-02 04:57:48 PM
"retaliation against a public servant". Now why is that a crime differentiated from retaliating against anyone else?
 
2011-11-02 05:11:53 PM
We fired a long time employee at BK when he spit in a friends food "as a joke".

Never acceptable to fark with food. Never.
 
2011-11-02 06:15:03 PM
GacysBasement: video man: Dining tip: When ordering a sandwich in Marlton, New Jersey, never tell the cook to put everything on it


FTFY

Because Omaha Nebraska is soooo much better.
/Prolly never been to NJ


The steak is better, and that's all that matters.
 
2011-11-02 09:05:51 PM
Somaticasual: "retaliation against a public servant". Now why is that a crime differentiated from retaliating against anyone else?

I'll go for it as soon as harsher penalties for "violating public trust" are given out.
 
2011-11-02 09:20:30 PM
That's because the correct phrase is "all the way".

/dumass hicks
 
2011-11-02 09:46:29 PM
jaylectricity: The day I was born my dad, his friend and my uncle were drinking at my uncle's house. Eventually my uncle had enough and went to bed, but before going said, "Stay as long as you want, guys. Just put everything by the sink."

So of course my dad and his friend spent the rest of the night putting everything in the apartment over by the sink. The dishes, the coffee table, the TV and radio, the pictures on the wall. They even went to my uncle's bedroom who was passed the f*ck out and brought his dresser and all his clothes into the kitchen. They took the blankets off my uncle and put those by the sink. They were trying to figure out a way to get the bed in there, but figured they'd wake him up because they'd have to turn the bed sideways to get it out the door.

When my uncle woke up the next morning he and his bed were the only thing in the entire apartment that wasn't in the kitchen.

/csb


Y'all take things pretty literally don't you. Especially when it comes to kitchens. :0
 
2011-11-02 09:51:55 PM
IronTom: Y'all take things pretty literally don't you. Especially when it comes to kitchens. :0

Haha, that fridge gag was great.
 
2011-11-02 10:28:24 PM
jaylectricity: IronTom: Y'all take things pretty literally don't you. Especially when it comes to kitchens. :0

Haha, that fridge gag was great.


gag is the word
 
2011-11-02 11:38:35 PM
Sin_City_Superhero: I worked in foodservice for years (during and after high school). I have NEVER tampered with someone's food. That kind of shiat is unacceptable. Even if the customer IS a cop.

In my younger food service days, I would put extra onions in a guys food if it looked like he was on a date.

Yes, it was immature and wrong.

But if a night out with your best gal includes a stop at Taco Bell, you deserved to be farked with.
 
2011-11-03 04:00:07 AM
mcmnky: Sin_City_Superhero: I worked in foodservice for years (during and after high school). I have NEVER tampered with someone's food. That kind of shiat is unacceptable. Even if the customer IS a cop.

In my younger food service days, I would put extra onions in a guys food if it looked like he was on a date.

Yes, it was immature and wrong.

But if a night out with your best gal includes a stop at Taco Bell, you deserved to be farked with.


I make similar efforts to ruin dates. I do this because I am single and bitter though.
 
2011-11-03 04:28:37 AM
this was the first thing that opened when I clicked the link.

static.reuters.com


/what article?
 
2011-11-03 10:00:15 AM
video man: GacysBasement: video man: Dining tip: When ordering a sandwich in Marlton, New Jersey, never tell the cook to put everything on it


FTFY

Because Omaha Nebraska is soooo much better.
/Prolly never been to NJ

The steak is better, and that's all that matters.


You sound fat. And with high cholesterol.
 
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