Forum League Comp #13

[Lucky]

I like shaking things up. Same rules, same scoring, is like a sandwich made from stale bread! And nobody likes stale bread.

BCKidd.

And some don't even like sandwiches'

[fon_Belkrofft_DK]

I like shaking things up. Same rules, same scoring, is like a sandwich made from stale bread! And nobody likes stale bread.

BCKidd.

And some don't even like sandwiches'

Oooooo!!!! Smells like history!!! Sandwich - a word from German history of origin)))) "butterbrot" in German still means exclusively "bread with butter", and if it also includes "a slice of sausage, cheese, ham, etc.", then it will already be "covered bread "(German belegtes Brot) or" shtulle ".

[Faultier]

I am b ecoming real hungry , reading all this Not sure if it counts as a sandwich but I'm gonna make myself some Hamburgers now mmmhhhh

[BCKidd]

I am b ecoming real hungry , reading all this Not sure if it counts as a sandwich but I'm gonna make myself some Hamburgers now mmmhhhh

"I'll take mine with lettuce and tomato, big kosher pickles, and french-fried potatoes." Cheese Burger in Paradise- Jimmy Buffet.

BCKidd.

[TheWind7]

I am b ecoming real hungry , reading all this Not sure if it counts as a sandwich but I'm gonna make myself some Hamburgers now mmmhhhh

Try at least one with a stale bun to see if BC knows what he's talking about!

[splainin2do]

I am b ecoming real hungry , reading all this Not sure if it counts as a sandwich but I'm gonna make myself some Hamburgers now mmmhhhh

Try at least one with a stale bun to see if BC knows what he's talking about!

Canadian hamburgers don't need a stale bun- they are the worst already! If you order one in a Canadian restaurant, you don't get an option: they're cooked to extremely "well done", and are as dry and tasteless as the hockey pucks that they look like. And then, to make it worse... they put gravy on thier French fries!

[BCKidd]

I am b ecoming real hungry , reading all this Not sure if it counts as a sandwich but I'm gonna make myself some Hamburgers now mmmhhhh

Try at least one with a stale bun to see if BC knows what he's talking about!

Canadian hamburgers don't need a stale bun- they are the worst already! If you order one in a Canadian restaurant, you don't get an option: they're cooked to extremely "well done", and are as dry and tasteless as the hockey pucks that they look like. And then, to make it worse... they put gravy on thier French fries!

What part of Canada are you talkin' 'bout? I can order a burger from any restaurant and have them cooked raw if I like. But, I really don't like blood soaking into my hamburger bun- that is jus' gross. Might as well wrap ones lips around a cow's jugular and suck away, if that is the case. Besides homemade anything, is better than anything from a restaurant- even in Yank land I'm sure.

BCKidd.

[splainin2do]

Try at least one with a stale bun to see if BC knows what he's talking about!

Canadian hamburgers don't need a stale bun- they are the worst already! If you order one in a Canadian restaurant, you don't get an option: they're cooked to extremely "well done", and are as dry and tasteless as the hockey pucks that they look like. And then, to make it worse... they put gravy on thier French fries!

What part of Canada are you talkin' 'bout? I can order a burger from any restaurant and have them cooked raw if I like. But, I really don't like blood soaking into my hamburger bun- that is jus' gross. Might as well wrap ones lips around a cow's jugular and suck away, if that is the case. Besides homemade anything, is better than anything from a restaurant- even in Yank land I'm sure.

BCKidd.

That would have been in Whistler, about a dozen years ago. Hubby and I were able to go on a skiing vacation as a reward from his company for working there for 25 years (that was before he started his own business). We ordered burgers, and didn't even think about them not asking how we wanted them. When they came out like hockey pucks, we asked if they could be redone. We were told "By law, we're not allowed to cook them any way besides well done."

I'm glad to hear that is NOT the case, and that you can enjoy a good burger after all! And you are absolutely correct about the homemade stuff - I *love* to cook, and I don't mind saying that I'm pretty good at it, too!

[Faultier]

Good thing i wrote it down here cause sometimes I can't even remember what I've been eating yesterday , not to mention 12 years ago That Burger must have been really bad
What I remember from my trip to Whistler mountain is that it must be one of the greatest places to go snowboarding or skiing I've ever been.

[splainin2do]

Good thing i wrote it down here cause sometimes I can't even remember what I've been eating yesterday , not to mention 12 years ago That Burger must have been really bad
What I remember from my trip to Whistler mountain is that it must be one of the greatest places to go snowboarding or skiing I've ever been.

That burger was the worst part of the whole vacation. We had a wonderful time- it is absolutely beautiful up there, and the people were so friendly (Of course - Canadians... what else would you expect? )!! We were in the best shape of our lives, and had spent a bit of our own money on top of what the company had allotted so it was extra special. It was hubby's birthday while we were there, and he was able to go heliskiing! Not me - I enjoy the easy, scenic trails rather than the places where I can get hurt or killed. It's been years since we've skied at all, though.