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Author: Jerry SaukJerry Sauk Date: Mar 16, 2008 07:27
I went to Arby's for lunch today and got a Chicken Corcon Bleu, and I
haven't tasted one since I wrote my review of it. I had forgotten how good
it tasted, so I just wanted to remind everyone that it was really good, and
maybe it is one of the best sandwich's to try for people who don't really
like fast-food, which is most of the people here. Arby's is probably the
least fast-foody like of the places.
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Author: Tim MayTim May Date: Mar 16, 2008 09:16
> I went to Arby's for lunch today and got a Chicken Corcon Bleu, and I
> haven't tasted one since I wrote my review of it. I had forgotten how good
> it tasted, so I just wanted to remind everyone that it was really good, and
More from the Impostor Jerry, or whichever of Jerry's brother inherited
his passwords.
The Real Jerry (TM) despised all forms of chicken and said he was
afraid of eating anything with the word "chicken" in it for fear of the
bones.
But the "Chicken Corcon Bleu" was a nice Jerry-type misspelling.
Althought the Real Jerry (TM) would've misspelled Cordon _and_ Bleu. It
would have been something like "Chicken's Corcon Blue."
--Tim May
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Author: kilikinikilikini Date: Mar 16, 2008 09:20
Jerry Sauk wrote:
> I went to Arby's for lunch today and got a Chicken Corcon Bleu, and I
> haven't tasted one since I wrote my review of it. I had forgotten
> how good it tasted, so I just wanted to remind everyone that it was
> really good, and maybe it is one of the best sandwich's to try for
> people who don't really like fast-food, which is most of the people
> here. Arby's is probably the least fast-foody like of the places.
Did you get the chicken grilled or fried? Most importantly, did they leave
off mayo?
I got a Publix grocery store sub sandwich yesterday and I specifically asked
for very LIGHT on the mayo! When I ate the sandwich, the bread was soaked
and the mayo oozed out all over my fingers.
It still tasted okay, but the mayo didn't sit well in my tummy for the rest
of the day.
By the way it was a Tavern Ham sub with mayo, honey mustard, Swiss cheese,
onions, tomatoes, pickles, black olives, lettuce, Italian dressing, and
parmesan cheese.
kili
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Author: Jerry SaukJerry Sauk Date: Mar 16, 2008 18:39
"Tim May" removethis.got.net> wrote in message
news:160320080116005688%%timcmay@removethis.got.net...>> I went to Arby's for lunch today and got a Chicken Corcon Bleu, and I
>> haven't tasted one since I wrote my review of it. I had forgotten how
good
>> it tasted, so I just wanted to remind everyone that it was really good,
and
>
> More from the Impostor Jerry, or whichever of Jerry's brother inherited
> his passwords.
>
> The Real Jerry (TM) despised all forms of chicken and said he was
> afraid of eating anything with the word "chicken" in it for fear of the
> bones.
>
> But the "Chicken Corcon Bleu" was a nice Jerry-type misspelling.
> Althought the Real Jerry (TM) would've misspelled Cordon _and_ Bleu. It ...
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Author: Jerry SaukJerry Sauk Date: Mar 16, 2008 18:39
"kilikini" NOSPAMhotmail.com> wrote in message
news:47dcd7da$0$6497$4c368faf@roadrunner.com...> Jerry Sauk wrote:
>> I went to Arby's for lunch today and got a Chicken Corcon Bleu, and I
>> haven't tasted one since I wrote my review of it. I had forgotten
>> how good it tasted, so I just wanted to remind everyone that it was
>> really good, and maybe it is one of the best sandwich's to try for
>> people who don't really like fast-food, which is most of the people
>> here. Arby's is probably the least fast-foody like of the places.
>
> Did you get the chicken grilled or fried? Most importantly, did they
leave
> off mayo?
>
> I got a Publix grocery store sub sandwich yesterday and I specifically
asked
> for very LIGHT on the mayo! When I ate the sandwich, the bread was soaked
> and the mayo oozed out all over my fingers.
>
> It still tasted okay, but the mayo didn't sit well in my tummy for the ...
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Author: DKDK Date: Mar 17, 2008 00:54
Tim May wrote:
>> I went to Arby's for lunch today and got a Chicken Corcon Bleu, and I
>> haven't tasted one since I wrote my review of it. I had forgotten how good
>> it tasted, so I just wanted to remind everyone that it was really good, and
>
> More from the Impostor Jerry, or whichever of Jerry's brother inherited
> his passwords.
>
> The Real Jerry (TM) despised all forms of chicken and said he was
> afraid of eating anything with the word "chicken" in it for fear of the
> bones.
>
> But the "Chicken Corcon Bleu" was a nice Jerry-type misspelling.
> Althought the Real Jerry (TM) would've misspelled Cordon _and_ Bleu. It
> would have been something like "Chicken's Corcon Blue."
>
> --Tim May ...
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Author: DKDK Date: Mar 17, 2008 00:55
kilikini wrote:
> Jerry Sauk wrote:
>> I went to Arby's for lunch today and got a Chicken Corcon Bleu, and I
>> haven't tasted one since I wrote my review of it. I had forgotten
>> how good it tasted, so I just wanted to remind everyone that it was
>> really good, and maybe it is one of the best sandwich's to try for
>> people who don't really like fast-food, which is most of the people
>> here. Arby's is probably the least fast-foody like of the places.
>
> Did you get the chicken grilled or fried? Most importantly, did they leave
> off mayo?
>
> I got a Publix grocery store sub sandwich yesterday and I specifically asked
> for very LIGHT on the mayo! When I ate the sandwich, the bread was soaked
> and the mayo oozed out all over my fingers.
>
> It still tasted okay, but the mayo didn't sit well in my tummy for the rest
> of the day.
>
> By the way it was a Tavern Ham sub with mayo, honey mustard, Swiss cheese, ...
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Date: Mar 17, 2008 03:44
"Sqwertz" cluemail.compost> wrote in message
news:160308.190814.aff-f.8.78@sqwertz.com...> DK > wrote:
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>> Why do you keep replying to this poser?
>
> I don't know either, but I smell another rat.
>
> -sw
I thought he was an "imposer". I'm confused now.
TFM®
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Author: DKDK Date: Mar 18, 2008 00:12
Sqwertz wrote:
> DK > wrote:
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>> Why do you keep replying to this poser?
>
> I don't know either, but I smell another rat.
>
> -sw
Nice try. No GB stamp on *my* passport!
-dk
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Author: DKDK Date: Mar 18, 2008 00:12
TFM® wrote:
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> "Sqwertz" cluemail.compost> wrote in message
> news:160308.190814.aff-f.8.78@sqwertz.com...>> DK > wrote:
>>
>>> Why do you keep replying to this poser?
>>
>> I don't know either, but I smell another rat.
>>
>> -sw
>
> I thought he was an "imposer". I'm confused now.
>
> TFM®
Have another Taco. And a beer.
-dk
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