Is packed.

Is packed.

Must be the waffle-cut fries

Or a statement of support

Good! I hope they post record profits after all this.

There was something on the news about a boycott that would probably backfire.

Looks like they might have been right.

The line inside is literally back to the play area on both sides. Can't even see the end of the drive thru line

It's always packed. Michael Moore is sitting in a CFA right now wolfing a six-pack of spicies. Chaz Bono and Barney Frank are sharing a booth. Roseanne tried to sneak in in disguise, but was quickly recognized when she asked for double waffle fries. Herndon Graddick is thrilled that he gets no press and nobody knows what he looks like so he can get his chicken caesar wrap without attracting attention.

I wonder how many are there in support of first amendment protection and how many are there because they don't like the gays.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Boomerang_effect_(psychology)

I wonder how many are there in support of first amendment protection and how many are there because they don't like the gays.

Or how many would be there anyway and are only vaguely aware of the boycott, or don't care.

I'm telling you - CFA is ALWAYS packed.

The line inside is literally back to the play area on both sides. Can't even see the end of the drive thru line

which location?

I wonder how many are there in support of first amendment protection

This is why me and my daughter want Chick-fil-A for dinner...:yay:

I was there about 10:30. Wasn't packed, but it was pretty busy.

The line inside is literally back to the play area on both sides. Can't even see the end of the drive thru line
I'm glad I never felt the need to join in reactionary causes like this, I can't stand waiting in lines.

Or how many would be there anyway and are only vaguely aware of the boycott, or don't care.

I'm telling you - CFA is ALWAYS packed. Or those that are there because they plain ole don't give a crap about another dayum gay rights protest and want chicken. :howdy:

I want a slice of pizza... :ohwell:

I want a slice of pizza... :ohwell:

Try Papa John's new Chicken Parmasean pizza.... eat mo' chicken!

I want a slice of pizza... :ohwell:

I'd like some pie. :yum:

gotta love eating pie. :razz:

There was something on the news about a boycott that would probably backfire.

Looks like they might have been right.




GLBT Crowd = 2% of the pop

Persons claiming some Christian Belief = greater than 50%


GBLT Loses

It I Or how many would be there anyway and are only vaguely aware of the boycott, or don't care.

I'm telling you - CFA is ALWAYS packed.

CFA is always busy, but I have never seen it like this and I go often. While eating I overheard several discussions about the boycott so I suspect that there is a connection

I want a slice of pizza... :ohwell:
Why do you hate America?

CFA is always busy, but I have never seen it like this and I go often. While eating I overheard several discussions about the boycott so I suspect that there is a connection

That's pretty cool! Usually it's a handful of activists who get all the media attention, and normal everyday citizens just go about their regularly scheduled program. I makes me have hope for the future if so many are actually paying attention and doing their part to counteract the bullies and fascists. :yay:

Ok feel good stories about CFA are popping up on FB. I'm not buying this one. Specifically the part where the manager let them all eat for free.

After my husband returned from Iraq last year, he wanted to go to CFA for lunch since he hadn't had it for about 8 months. One of our friends called ahead to our local CFA since there was going to be about 15 of us and it was during the lunch hour. When we got there, they had a table set up complete with patriotic decorations, flags, and tablecloths! The staff waited on us at our table and took our orders, and the manager came by and insisted that he was paying for everyone's lunch! It was so special and awesome and made a huge impression on all of us. I don't know of any other fast food restaurant that would have done that for us.

Or a statement of support

Must be that the greater % of the population finally got the cajones to stand up to the noise makers. I don't usually go to CFL ,but I did to support their stance.I am tired of small ,mouthy groups telling the rest of us that we must change to their way of thinking.Protect the Constitution and all of the amendments at all costs.

They have good food. The place is packed all the time. Everytime I have ever been, its always been a long line.

I especially love the ones that are in the southern states. They really know how to be polite and treat customers.

Great resturant.

Protect the Constitution and all of the amendments at all costs.

Even if it means we have to :sigh: eat a chicken sandwich to do it! :patriot:

GLBT Crowd = 2% of the pop

Persons claiming some Christian Belief = greater than 50%


GBLT Loses

Can GLBT's also be Christian ?

Can GLBT's also be Christian ?

Yes.

Ok feel good stories about CFA are popping up on FB. I'm not buying this one. Specifically the part where the manager let them all eat for free.
Really? Stuff like that happens all the time (not necessarily at CFA, but other places).

Ok feel good stories about CFA are popping up on FB. I'm not buying this one. Specifically the part where the manager let them all eat for free.

Let them eat for free vs. manager paying is a small, but distinct difference. CFA was not out any money if he paid for it himself.

I'm always impressed by their customer service. Even today, while the lines were long and tables full, they were making rounds, offering refills and bringing them to your table, be polite and efficient.

Ok feel good stories about CFA are popping up on FB. I'm not buying this one. Specifically the part where the manager let them all eat for free.

I';m sure we're not going to see any of these stories on the news..

But we'll hear how some poll somewhere says their "opinion values" are down 40%.. CATASTROHIC losses for Chick-Fil-A for anti gay marriage stance..

Personally, I don't see what the big deal is about their food... Just like every other fast food joint...:barf:

Really? Stuff like that happens all the time (not necessarily at CFA, but other places).Let them eat for free vs. manager paying is a small, but distinct difference. CFA was not out any money if he paid for it himself.

I'm always impressed by their customer service. Even today, while the lines were long and tables full, they were making rounds, offering refills and bringing them to your table, be polite and efficient.I am 100% behind CFA but I get skeptical after seeing the second one in as many days. I know how FB works. If I see the friggin puppy picture one more time that says "I bet I won't even get one like." I'm gonna start deleting friends!! :lol:

Now if the manager paid from his pocket, I could accept that. But why would you do that when people are supporting you? I just think I see a new trend starting.

I am 100% behind CFA but I get skeptical after seeing the second one in as many days. I know how FB works. If I see the friggin puppy picture one more time that says "I bet I won't even get one like." I'm gonna start deleting friends!! :lol:

Now if the manager paid from his pocket, I could accept that. But why would you do that when people are supporting you? I just think I see a new trend starting.

I have bought many VETs a beer or six and as a VET been bought many of them as well. Simply a form of showing appreciation for something someone else believes in.

I even tried to buy you a beer once, but you turned me down. :jameo:

What is going on with chick-fil-a? What did they say? I seem to have missed this controversy and if someone could give me a brief summary, I would appreciate it. :huggy:

Personally, I don't see what the big deal is about their food... Just like every other fast food joint...:barf:

The food is ok. Where they shine in particular is customer service. I don't think I've ever been to a fast food place where they will bring the rest of your order to your table - where they offer to get you a refill - and so on. I've heard many people say this, and I agree - you'll attract more people with mediocre food and great service than you will with outstanding food and poor service.

And I've been to a few regular franchise places down here I really don't want to go back to, because of inept treatment, lack of cleanliness, surly staff and just plain mistakes without apology. The attitude appears to be, hey, it's fast food, what did you expect?

What is going on with chick-fil-a? What did they say? I seem to have missed this controversy and if someone could give me a brief summary, I would appreciate it. :huggy:

:cds:

What is going on with chick-fil-a? What did they say? I seem to have missed this controversy and if someone could give me a brief summary, I would appreciate it. :huggy:

You have got to be kidding.......

I want a slice of pizza... :ohwell:

Pfft. No one around here sells slices except the guy in the Kohls center, and I don't like their pizza.

Went to Burger King. :yum:

You have got to be kidding.......

I know it was something about gay marriage but that's all I got... :ohwell:

What is going on with chick-fil-a? What did they say? I seem to have missed this controversy and if someone could give me a brief summary, I would appreciate it. :huggy:


Apparently the CEO of Chick-Fil-A has been going around to gay-bars at night and grabbing random homosexuals, which he subsequently hog-ties, and drags behinds his truck. They have also taken a firm stance where they will not hire, nor serve food to gay individuals.






Or that's what the left and the media* would have you and I believe.

What actually happened was the CEO answered a question about their stance on gay marriage, and he basically said they support the traditional biblical view of marriage.



Clearly, the Chick-Fil-A empire is spear-headed by a fagbashing homophobic frothing-at-the-mouth anti-gay zealot.





*I really shouldn't imply disparity where there is none

What is going on with chick-fil-a? What did they say? I seem to have missed this controversy and if someone could give me a brief summary, I would appreciate it. :huggy:

With full respect, withrespect, no controversy at all, really. Just the owner saying he believes and supports traditional family values, and that his company holds to those same policies. Christian principles, ya know.

I had my vanilla milkshake at a local CFA this morning. Just like my vanilla belief of traditional values as well.

I've only been to Chick-fil-a once and got food poisoning, so doesn't matter what the stance, I'm never eating there again.

I've only been to Chick-fil-a once and got food poisoning, so doesn't matter what the stance, I'm never eating there again.

How do you know you had food poisioning? Did you confirm this with a Dr.?

How do you know you had food poisioning? Did you confirm this with a Dr.?

He probably had the trots :yay: And why are you so defensive about chickfila?

He probably had the trots :yay: And why are you so defensive about chickfila?

Because people are trying to turn a fast food chain into some great symbology for various beliefs and causes...

Because people are trying to turn a fast food chain into some great symbology for various beliefs and causes...

I just find it ironic that all these "religious" people are judging other people... :roflmao:

You will be judged for judging others... :coffee:

:fireandbrimstone:

I just find it ironic that all these "religious" people are judging other people... :roflmao:

You will be judged for judging others... :coffee:

:fireandbrimstone:

Well, it's not just the religitards....it's the LGBT community too....trying to boycott a business because it doesn't agree with them...which is wrong.


I am however really turned off by the overwhelming homophobic crap i'm reading on the social media sites that are supporting Chik Fil A...that's why I'm not going..I don't want to be around those freaks...

Supporting a business because of thier freedom of opinion is one thing, but getting on the wagon because you openly hate another person or condemn thier belief is another monster altogether.

Well, it's not just the religitards....it's the LGBT community too....trying to boycott a business because it doesn't agree with them...which is wrong.


I am however really turned off by the overwhelming homophobic crap i'm reading on the social media sites that are supporting Chik Fil A...that's why I'm not going..I don't want to be around those freaks...

Supporting a business because of thier freedom of opinion is one thing, but getting on the wagon because you openly hate another person or condemn thier belief is another monster altogether.

I agree. As long as they arent having sex in front of me, I don't care what they do. Their marriage is not affecting me in the slightest... as a matter of fact, it is none of my damn business. :yay:

Google news realtime coverage is cracking me up... This thing has got legs... People, north to south and east to west are crowding into CFA... Read an article that said a local Wendy's franchisee put a sign out that they stand with CFA until Wendy's National told them to take it down... Probably just wanted in on the lunch crush... heh heh...

One thing I will say for the media... They are reporting what he said, vs. what all the libtards are interpreting it too...

In the CFAs it seems like about 35/65 on free speech to traditional marriage for their reasons on showing... Of course that's what reported...

A few like this:
Record crowds hitting Chick-fil-A in Conway | TheCabin.net - Conway, Arkansas (http://thecabin.net/news/local/2012-08-01/record-crowds-hitting-chick-fil-conway#.UBlr56PNlfs)
Record crowds are being catered to today at Chick-fil-A on Oak Street in Conway. About lunch time, Conway police were called to provide assistance with traffic.

I agree. As long as they arent having sex in front of me, I don't care what they do. Their marriage is not affecting me in the slightest... as a matter of fact, it is none of my damn business. :yay:

I think this can be said about 99.9% of the population, gay or straight...

Well, it's not just the religitards....it's the LGBT community too....trying to boycott a business because it doesn't agree with them...which is wrong.


I am however really turned off by the overwhelming homophobic crap i'm reading on the social media sites that are supporting Chik Fil A...that's why I'm not going..I don't want to be around those freaks...

Supporting a business because of thier freedom of opinion is one thing, but getting on the wagon because you openly hate another person or condemn thier belief is another monster altogether.

And the dumb thing about all of this is that words were mis-used. He said he supported traditional family values, not that he hated gays and they should pound salt and never come in his restaurants.

I think this can be said about 99.9% of the population, gay or straight...

agreed... :yay: :yay:

He probably had the trots :yay: And why are you so defensive about chickfila?

I'm not defending CFA as much as I am promoting them. I don't feel like they need me to defend them. They do quite well on their own.

And the dumb thing about all of this is that words were mis-used. He said he supported traditional family values, not that he hated gays and they should pound salt and never come in his restaurants.

Read where a New Hampshire CFA owner was ticked at the uproar and threat to boycott his establishment... Half his employees evidently are gay...

So it's not like he actually does anything except donate to causes he supports? That is a hanging offense in the libtard world... if it doesn't agree with their cause of course...

How do you know you had food poisioning? Did you confirm this with a Dr.?


Food poisoning feels pretty unique. I think most people can tell that they have it without needing a doctor to confirm.


And the notion isn't very far-fetched when dealing with a restaurant where 90% of the inventory is chicken or chicken products.

Food poisoning feels pretty unique. I think most people can tell that they have it without needing a doctor to confirm.


And the notion isn't very far-fetched when dealing with a restaurant where 90% of the inventory is chicken or chicken products.

If you say so. I have never had it (i guess) so would not know.

I've only been to Chick-fil-a once and got food poisoning, so doesn't matter what the stance, I'm never eating there again.

Ive never had a problem there, Is it possible that your personal hygene is not up to par and you actually became sick from something you brought in on your hands?

Now, I do know that I wont eat from places that have a high illegal employee count.

Food poisoning feels pretty unique. I think most people can tell that they have it without needing a doctor to confirm.


And the notion isn't very far-fetched when dealing with a restaurant where 90% of the inventory is chicken or chicken products.

People get food poisoning every day, and don't even know it. Food poison is also confused with staph poisoning, which has similar symptoms. You can get food poisoning from your own kitchen, and not have symptoms until after you've eaten somewhere else, making you think you got food poisoning from a food establishment.

I'm not saying that it wasn't food poisoning, but one should know that it could be more than the obvious.

I have bought many VETs a beer or six and as a VET been bought many of them as well. Simply a form of showing appreciation for something someone else believes in.

I even tried to buy you a beer once, but you turned me down. :jameo:
I don't recall turning you down, :buddies: I hardly ever make it to the pub anymore. I'm sure the Friday nighters will be back there soon though, maybe then. I'm Jonsing for some old bay wings! :drool:

Ive never had a problem there, Is it possible that your personal hygene is not up to par and you actually became sick from something you brought in on your hands?

Now, I do know that I wont eat from places that have a high illegal employee count.


Dude, c'mon. Chipotle is awesome.

Here is what is most interesting in all of this. The military is anti-Christ personified. Let's actually read the bible rathan than just thumping it - "Thou shalt not kill". So,if CFA is a "christian values" centric place,they should be anti-military. Furthmore,to be christian is to say one is "christ-like". That is the definition. And if that is tthe case,bear in mind another quote from the bible "Judge not,lest ye be judged". CFA was not necessarily condemned due to the comment but moreso because the comment was given in a very glib manner and they fund some very hateful groups with a lot of decidedly un-christ-like rhetoric. Now this is all of no consequence because I don't care who likes it up the ass. I like gay people and I like chicken.

Here is what is most interesting in all of this. The military is anti-Christ personified. Let's actually read the bible rathan than just thumping it - "Thou shalt not kill". So,if CFA is a "christian values" centric place,they should be anti-military. Furthmore,to be christian is to say one is "christ-like". That is the definition. And if that is tthe case,bear in mind another quote from the bible "Judge not,lest ye be judged". CFA was not necessarily condemned due to the comment but moreso because the comment was given in a very glib manner and they fund some very hateful groups with a lot of decidedly un-christ-like rhetoric. Now this is all of no consequence because I don't care who likes it up the ass. I like gay people and I like chicken.

:roflmao:

Dude, c'mon. Chipotle is awesome.

Honestly, between Chipotle and Panera I dont know which one I would fight harder to avoid.
I cant stand either of them. Panara doesnt even have real bread for the sandwiches.
Chipotle reminds me too much of subway, I dont want to go down a line and point at everything I want on the plate. I want to point at a picture, and have them hand me a meal that looks just like that.

Honestly, between Chipotle and Panera I dont know which one I would fight harder to avoid.
I cant stand either of them. Panara doesnt even have real bread for the sandwiches.
Chipotle reminds me too much of subway, I dont want to go down a line and point at everything I want on the plate. I want to point at a picture, and have them hand me a meal that looks just like that.

Have you seen their Braille menus?

I don't know about other folks regarding CFA, but I know my primary beef with the issue (pun intended) is we now have mayors of major cities saying "I'm not going to let you bring your business here". They have broken no laws. They've discriminated against no one. They've done nothing unethical. A man was asked his opinion, and he gave it, and I found it neither judgmental nor insulting.

But we now have a mayor of a city saying, you can't work here because of something you believe - and that's wrong.

It doesn't matter what the belief is. The great thing about freedom of expression is that it doesn't just protect other people, it protects you, too. It means when you believe something other people don't like, you can do that. It ALSO means when OTHER people believe things YOU don't like, they can do that too.

As I understand it, people weren't planning to boycott CFA - they wanted to swarm them and just order water. They were going to PUNISH them for not thinking as they do. And so I am expressing MY right to express freely. My voice is as free as anyone else's.

Protect the Constitution and all of the amendments at all costs.

Even if it means we have to :sigh: eat a chicken sandwich to do it! :patriot:

Unless it's the 4th Amendment.

:elaine:

Have you seen their Braille menus?

is that where you walk down and stick your fingers in all the pots until you find something that tastes good?

I don't recall turning you down, :buddies: I hardly ever make it to the pub anymore. I'm sure the Friday nighters will be back there soon though, maybe then. I'm Jonsing for some old bay wings! :drool:

IIRCC you had something going on and could not make it so maybe not so much of a turn down as an "I'm busy".
I'll be going again tomorrow night about 7 and who knows when else after that. The old bay wings were my favorite until I tried the steamed crab wings.

is that where you walk down and stick your fingers in all the pots until you find something that tastes good?

ew,, :lol:

Let's actually read the bible rathan than just thumping it - "Thou shalt not kill".

A couple of things about "Thou shalt not kill"

That's an anglicanized word from a roman translation of a greek translation of a hebrew manuscript.

The original text translates to: "Do not commit murder". This excludes things such as self-defense, war, executions, etc.

Secondly - that's from the Old Testament. To Christians, the old testament is good for historical context and prophetic recordings. The laws set forth in the Old Testament are not binding to Christians.


So,if CFA is a "christian values" centric place,they should be anti-military. Furthmore,to be christian is to say one is "christ-like". That is the definition.

That's so not the definition.


And if that is tthe case,bear in mind another quote from the bible "Judge not,lest ye be judged".

There you go.

I like gay people and I like chicken.

I like gay chickens.

I like gay chickens.

:yay:

I don't know about other folks regarding CFA, but I know my primary beef with the issue (pun intended) is we now have mayors of major cities saying "I'm not going to let you bring your business here". They have broken no laws. They've discriminated against no one. They've done nothing unethical. A man was asked his opinion, and he gave it, and I found it neither judgmental nor insulting.

But we now have a mayor of a city saying, you can't work here because of something you believe - and that's wrong.

It doesn't matter what the belief is. The great thing about freedom of expression is that it doesn't just protect other people, it protects you, too. It means when you believe something other people don't like, you can do that. It ALSO means when OTHER people believe things YOU don't like, they can do that too.

As I understand it, people weren't planning to boycott CFA - they wanted to swarm them and just order water. They were going to PUNISH them for not thinking as they do. And so I am expressing MY right to express freely. My voice is as free as anyone else's.

Methinks the mayor's might want to check their constituency again...

Anti-gay marriage controversy draws crowd to local Chick-fil-As - Chicago Sun-Times (http://www.suntimes.com/news/politics/14154442-418/anti-gay-marriage-comments-draws-big-crowd-to-suburban-chick-fil-a.html)

Supporters of Chick-fil-A turned out in droves Wednesday morning at the chicken chain’s downtown Chicago and Orland Park restaurants in the wake of criticism directed at the company for an executive’s anti-gay marriage comments.

Now that is funny stuff...

There you go.



I like gay chickens. :yay:


:yay:

IIRCC you had something going on and could not make it so maybe not so much of a turn down as an "I'm busy".
I'll be going again tomorrow night about 7 and who knows when else after that. The old bay wings were my favorite until I tried the steamed crab wings.Yes! I remember that! And it is the steamed crab wings that I like! See, I haven't been there in awhile...:lol:

Well - I'm busting my diet in support of religious freedom and freedom of speech.

I am a patriot, after all.........:patriot:


(besides - their shakes ROCK!)

I don't know about other folks regarding CFA, but I know my primary beef with the issue (pun intended) is we now have mayors of major cities saying "I'm not going to let you bring your business here". They have broken no laws. They've discriminated against no one. They've done nothing unethical. A man was asked his opinion, and he gave it, and I found it neither judgmental nor insulting.

But we now have a mayor of a city saying, you can't work here because of something you believe - and that's wrong.

It doesn't matter what the belief is. The great thing about freedom of expression is that it doesn't just protect other people, it protects you, too. It means when you believe something other people don't like, you can do that. It ALSO means when OTHER people believe things YOU don't like, they can do that too.


:yeahthat:
I agree.

Secondly - that's from the Old Testament. To Christians, the old testament is good for historical context and prophetic recordings. The laws set forth in the Old Testament are not binding to Christians.



Where does it say that?

Where does it say that?

In the new testament.

This should help. Do Christians have to obey the Old Testament law? (http://www.gotquestions.org/Christian-law.html)

I';m sure we're not going to see any of these stories on the news..

But we'll hear how some poll somewhere says their "opinion values" are down 40%.. CATASTROHIC losses for Chick-Fil-A for anti gay marriage stance..

Not in the MSM anyway. They're pretty much ignoring it which is pretty typical when a news story doesn't fit their liberal world-view. Hopefully people are snapping pictures and posting them online.

In the new testament.

:snort:

:snort:

:bubble:

In the new testament.

This should help. Do Christians have to obey the Old Testament law? (http://www.gotquestions.org/Christian-law.html)

this is more in line with my understanding - Did Jesus' Teachings Abolish the Old Testament Laws?, page 1 (http://www.abovetopsecret.com/forum/thread467004/pg1)

:bubble:

It amused me that you'd have to tell someone that. It's shameful how many people don't even have a nodding acquaintance with a book that is so important in our history and culture.

Must be that the greater % of the population finally got the cajones to stand up to the noise makers. I don't usually go to CFL ,but I did to support their stance.I am tired of small ,mouthy groups telling the rest of us that we must change to their way of thinking.Protect the Constitution and all of the amendments at all costs.

The anti-GLBT crowd have always made the most noise, no different today. Most people just don't care.

Personally, all my conservative friends on Facebook, ramming this down my throat, forced me to take the position of "I'm gonna shove a chicken down someone's ####ing throat" on an issue I otherwise give zero ####s about.

And IDGAF if we're a "Christian" nation, rights are rights.

The anti-GLBT crowd have always made the most noise, no different today. Most people just don't care.

Personally, all my conservative friends on Facebook, ramming this down my throat, forced me to take the position of "I'm gonna shove a chicken down someone's ####ing throat" on an issue I otherwise give zero ####s about.

And IDGAF if we're a "Christian" nation, rights are rights.

Weird that you would talk about shoving something down someone's throat in a gay chicken thread...:party:

Not in the MSM anyway. They're pretty much ignoring it which is pretty typical when a news story doesn't fit their liberal world-view. Hopefully people are snapping pictures and posting them online.

Lions Star Says Even Slavery Support Wouldn’t Keep Him From Chick-Fil-A « CBS Detroit (http://detroit.cbslocal.com/2012/08/01/lions-star-says-even-slavery-support-wouldnt-keep-him-from-chick-fil-a-after-controversy/)

Chick-fil-A restaurants become rallying points for supporters - CNN.com (http://www.cnn.com/2012/08/01/us/chick-fil-a-appreciation/index.html)

Eat more chicken? Rallies, protests of support and opposition begin at Chick-fil-A restaurants - Under God - The Washington Post (http://www.washingtonpost.com/blogs/under-god/post/eat-more-chicken-rallies-protests-of-support-and-critique-planned-at-chick-fil-a-restaurants/2012/08/01/gJQAb3TMPX_blog.html)

nhboy bought a chicken sandwich today.....at Wendy's! :banana:

I went by earlier in the day. I'm not sharing my views on gay marriage. This was about 1st Amendment Rights for me.

I like gay chickens.

F*** you! I like to eat me some eggs, b****!

Ok feel good stories about CFA are popping up on FB. I'm not buying this one. Specifically the part where the manager let them all eat for free.

So you've never actually eaten at a CFA.

Sorry for you.

There's a story of the local California store on 235 sending boxes full of condiments to the troops in Iraq, gratis, because the troops asked if they could buy some, since it would remind them of home, and they couldn't very well ship food over to the suck.

:patriot:

Personally, I don't see what the big deal is about their food... Just like every other fast food joint...:barf:

For us older folk, we don't eat all the food we get anymore. We end up taking half or more of it home. It's nice to get fries home that aren't all slimy with oil. That alone ought to tell you something about the quality of their food, and the preparation thereof.

So you've never actually eaten at a CFA.

Sorry for you.

There's a story of the local California store on 235 sending boxes full of condiments to the troops in Iraq, gratis, because the troops asked if they could buy some, since it would remind them of home, and they couldn't very well ship food over to the suck.

:patriot:I did for the first time last week. the spicy chix sammich was ok. Nothing spectacular. I plan to try everything they have. :yay:

What is going on with chick-fil-a? What did they say? I seem to have missed this controversy and if someone could give me a brief summary, I would appreciate it. :huggy:

No.


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Here is what is most interesting in all of this. The military is anti-Christ personified. Let's actually read the bible rathan than just thumping it - "Thou shalt not kill". So,if CFA is a "christian values" centric place,they should be anti-military. Furthmore,to be christian is to say one is "christ-like". That is the definition. And if that is tthe case,bear in mind another quote from the bible "Judge not,lest ye be judged". CFA was not necessarily condemned due to the comment but moreso because the comment was given in a very glib manner and they fund some very hateful groups with a lot of decidedly un-christ-like rhetoric. Now this is all of no consequence because I don't care who likes it up the ass. I like gay people and I like chicken.

Somebody's off their meds, apparently.

nhboy bought a chicken sandwich today.....at Wendy's! :banana:

Liar.


We all know your mama bought it and tossed it down the basement stairs to you.

this is more in line with my understanding - Did Jesus' Teachings Abolish the Old Testament Laws?, page 1 (http://www.abovetopsecret.com/forum/thread467004/pg1)

Dear baby Jesus in a cradle: save me from your bonehead followers.

Thank you, amen.

Try Papa John's new Chicken Parmasean pizza.... eat mo' chicken!

i HATE chicken!

Dear baby Jesus in a cradle: save me from your boneless chicken followers.

Thank you, amen.

:fixed:

I'm NOT wading through all the posts, so if somebody already mentioned this, tough.

But I find it kinda ironic that he used "Chik-Fil-A" and "packed" in the same sentence. Just sayin'

this is more in line with my understanding - Did Jesus' Teachings Abolish the Old Testament Laws?, page 1 (http://www.abovetopsecret.com/forum/thread467004/pg1)

:1bdz:

nhboy bought a chicken sandwich today.....at Wendy's! :banana:

This was the funniest post on this thread.

Chick-Fil-A reported that Aug 1st was a record sales day...go figure!

Chick-fil-A confirms 'record-setting day' on 'Appreciation Day' | Fox News (http://www.foxnews.com/politics/2012/08/02/huckabee-chick-fil-appreciation-day-beyond-anything-could-have-imagined/)