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[Pwns]

Racist colonialist.

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[Ibanez]

I saw that. How outta touch is this guy -

"We've got a football team and the coaches coming to see me. QUICK I need 300 Whoppers, 15 Meat Lovers Pizza and some French Fries!" Seems lazy to me. Seems like you could've done a better job catering without breaking the bank.

I mean, I like to make fun of Clempson but this is quite pathetic.

[∞∞∞]

I can forgive serving Big Macs on century-old silver platters.
I can forgive the candle lit dinner.
I can forgive the laziness.

But to serve cold fast food?

BTW, here's some compiled observations for a few good laughs:

http://www.citypages.com/restaurants/he ... /504351901

[Chizzang]

The players are going to love it...
I think it's a great idea and hilarious

[Ibanez]

I can forgive serving Big Macs on century-old silver platters.
I can forgive the candle lit dinner.
I can forgive the laziness.

But to serve cold fast food?

BTW, here's some compiled observations for a few good laughs:

http://www.citypages.com/restaurants/he ... /504351901

I mean, were there no other options? I'm not saying have a 8 course meal catered but you invite these guys and you serve them cold fast food? For the love of God... I guess he was talked down from serving Popeyes and KFC.

[Ivytalk]

I can forgive serving Big Macs on century-old silver platters.
I can forgive the candle lit dinner.
I can forgive the laziness.

But to serve cold fast food?

BTW, here's some compiled observations for a few good laughs:

http://www.citypages.com/restaurants/he ... /504351901

Great find, Trips!

“We have some very large people who like to eat!”

[Ibanez]

I can forgive serving Big Macs on century-old silver platters.
I can forgive the candle lit dinner.
I can forgive the laziness.

But to serve cold fast food?

BTW, here's some compiled observations for a few good laughs:

http://www.citypages.com/restaurants/he ... /504351901

Great find, Trips!

“We have some very large people who like to eat!”

Some fat snowflake right now is stress eating Taco Bell over that comment..

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I can forgive serving Big Macs on century-old silver platters.
I can forgive the candle lit dinner.
I can forgive the laziness.

But to serve cold fast food?

BTW, here's some compiled observations for a few good laughs:

http://www.citypages.com/restaurants/he ... /504351901

I mean, were there no other options? I'm not saying have a 8 course meal catered but you invite these guys and you serve them cold fast food? For the love of God... I guess he was talked down from serving Popeyes and KFC.

There's hundreds of restaurants close to the White House. If he wanted to go cheap yet good, Moby Dick's (local Kabob chain) is 6 blocks away:

https://www.mobyskabob.com/catering/

Probably would have cost an extra $200, yet tasted 1000x better.

[Ivytalk]

I mean, were there no other options? I'm not saying have a 8 course meal catered but you invite these guys and you serve them cold fast food? For the love of God... I guess he was talked down from serving Popeyes and KFC.

There's hundreds of restaurants close to the White House. If he wanted to go cheap yet good, Moby Dick's (local Kabob chain) is 6 blocks away:

https://www.mobyskabob.com/catering/

Probably would have cost an extra $200, yet tasted 1000x better.

But kabobs should be served at least warm, right? What would a 300-pound lineman do with a cold kabob?

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There's hundreds of restaurants close to the White House. If he wanted to go cheap yet good, Moby Dick's (local Kabob chain) is 6 blocks away:

https://www.mobyskabob.com/catering/

Probably would have cost an extra $200, yet tasted 1000x better.

But kabobs should be served at least warm, right? What would a 300-pound lineman do with a cold kabob?

The food is continually heated with the ethanol gels (like most cheap catering).

[GannonFan]

The players are going to love it...
I think it's a great idea and hilarious

While Trump is a buffoon, and while the circumstances that made this happen (Trump and Pelosi using 800k+ federal workers as bargaining chips against each other) are rotten and despicable, and while serving fast food like this (cold I imagine, or at least not hot) is admittedly a bit shabby, the reactions to this almost mirror the reason why we have Trump in the White House today. There's no getting around the fact that plenty of people in this country eat fast food everyday, no matter how unhealthy it is. Trump comes off looking like a man of the people (when he clearly isn't) while folks on the left attack the imagery and make fun of anyone who would eat such "food". If you listen closely you can even hear them "guffawing" at such common baseness. When there's no attempt to find middle ground you end up with episodes like this.

[Ivytalk]

The players are going to love it...
I think it's a great idea and hilarious

While Trump is a buffoon, and while the circumstances that made this happen (Trump and Pelosi using 800k+ federal workers as bargaining chips against each other) are rotten and despicable, and while serving fast food like this (cold I imagine, or at least not hot) is admittedly a bit shabby, the reactions to this almost mirror the reason why we have Trump in the White House today. There's no getting around the fact that plenty of people in this country eat fast food everyday, no matter how unhealthy it is. Trump comes off looking like a man of the people (when he clearly isn't) while folks on the left attack the imagery and make fun of anyone who would eat such "food". If you listen closely you can even hear them "guffawing" at such common baseness. When there's no attempt to find middle ground you end up with episodes like this.

There you go again with the Church Lady schtick. Chizzy is right. No matter how you slice it, or what your politics are, or whether you like Clempson or not, this is hysterical!

[∞∞∞]

The players are going to love it...
I think it's a great idea and hilarious

While Trump is a buffoon, and while the circumstances that made this happen (Trump and Pelosi using 800k+ federal workers as bargaining chips against each other) are rotten and despicable, and while serving fast food like this (cold I imagine, or at least not hot) is admittedly a bit shabby, the reactions to this almost mirror the reason why we have Trump in the White House today. There's no getting around the fact that plenty of people in this country eat fast food everyday, no matter how unhealthy it is. Trump comes off looking like a man of the people (when he clearly isn't) while folks on the left attack the imagery and make fun of anyone who would eat such "food". If you listen closely you can even hear them "guffawing" at such common baseness. When there's no attempt to find middle ground you end up with episodes like this.

I’m not offended at all; I’m simply sitting here scratching my head.

Imagine being invited to the WH after accomplishing something cool, dressing up in a suit and tie, and you show up and you're served Big Macs (under candlelight). It looks like a scene from Idiocracy 2.

Completely bizarre.

[Grizalltheway]

I mean, were there no other options? I'm not saying have a 8 course meal catered but you invite these guys and you serve them cold fast food? For the love of God... I guess he was talked down from serving Popeyes and KFC.

There's hundreds of restaurants close to the White House. If he wanted to go cheap yet good, Moby Dick's (local Kabob chain) is 6 blocks away:

https://www.mobyskabob.com/catering/

Probably would have cost an extra $200, yet tasted 1000x better.

Those aren't American, pal. He served them big, strong, AMERICAN food.

[dbackjon]

The players are going to love it...
I think it's a great idea and hilarious

While Trump is a buffoon, and while the circumstances that made this happen (Trump and Pelosi using 800k+ federal workers as bargaining chips against each other) are rotten and despicable, and while serving fast food like this (cold I imagine, or at least not hot) is admittedly a bit shabby, the reactions to this almost mirror the reason why we have Trump in the White House today. There's no getting around the fact that plenty of people in this country eat fast food everyday, no matter how unhealthy it is. Trump comes off looking like a man of the people (when he clearly isn't) while folks on the left attack the imagery and make fun of anyone who would eat such "food". If you listen closely you can even hear them "guffawing" at such common baseness. When there's no attempt to find middle ground you end up with episodes like this.

Wrong - it is not Pelosi. It is McConnell and Trump 100%

[Ibanez]

The players are going to love it...
I think it's a great idea and hilarious

While Trump is a buffoon, and while the circumstances that made this happen (Trump and Pelosi using 800k+ federal workers as bargaining chips against each other) are rotten and despicable, and while serving fast food like this (cold I imagine, or at least not hot) is admittedly a bit shabby, the reactions to this almost mirror the reason why we have Trump in the White House today. There's no getting around the fact that plenty of people in this country eat fast food everyday, no matter how unhealthy it is. Trump comes off looking like a man of the people (when he clearly isn't) while folks on the left attack the imagery and make fun of anyone who would eat such "food". If you listen closely you can even hear them "guffawing" at such common baseness. When there's no attempt to find middle ground you end up with episodes like this.

i'm sure there are plenty on the Left that will. But this isn't some holier than thou schtick. It's just classless.



And I love some cheap fast food.

[CAA Flagship]

While Trump is a buffoon, and while the circumstances that made this happen (Trump and Pelosi using 800k+ federal workers as bargaining chips against each other) are rotten and despicable, and while serving fast food like this (cold I imagine, or at least not hot) is admittedly a bit shabby, the reactions to this almost mirror the reason why we have Trump in the White House today. There's no getting around the fact that plenty of people in this country eat fast food everyday, no matter how unhealthy it is. Trump comes off looking like a man of the people (when he clearly isn't) while folks on the left attack the imagery and make fun of anyone who would eat such "food". If you listen closely you can even hear them "guffawing" at such common baseness. When there's no attempt to find middle ground you end up with episodes like this.

Wrong - it is not Pelosi. It is McConnell and Trump 100%

phpBB [video]

[GannonFan]

While Trump is a buffoon, and while the circumstances that made this happen (Trump and Pelosi using 800k+ federal workers as bargaining chips against each other) are rotten and despicable, and while serving fast food like this (cold I imagine, or at least not hot) is admittedly a bit shabby, the reactions to this almost mirror the reason why we have Trump in the White House today. There's no getting around the fact that plenty of people in this country eat fast food everyday, no matter how unhealthy it is. Trump comes off looking like a man of the people (when he clearly isn't) while folks on the left attack the imagery and make fun of anyone who would eat such "food". If you listen closely you can even hear them "guffawing" at such common baseness. When there's no attempt to find middle ground you end up with episodes like this.

I’m not offended at all; I’m simply sitting here scratching my head.

Imagine being invited to the WH after accomplishing something cool, dressing up in a suit and tie, and you show up and you're served Big Macs (under candlelight). It looks like a scene from Idiocracy 2.

Completely bizarre.

But not bizarre to everyone. Plenty of people (even at least a good portion of those invited - certainly not all) enjoyed it and thought it great (or at the least humorous). I think people miss that when there's such a mad dash to Twitter and the like to get the best skewering in.

[∞∞∞]

I’m not offended at all; I’m simply sitting here scratching my head.

Imagine being invited to the WH after accomplishing something cool, dressing up in a suit and tie, and you show up and you're served Big Macs (under candlelight). It looks like a scene from Idiocracy 2.

Completely bizarre.

But not bizarre to everyone. Plenty of people (even at least a good portion of those invited - certainly not all) enjoyed it and thought it great (or at the least humorous). I think people miss that when there's such a mad dash to Twitter and the like to get the best skewering in.

I get that fast food is as American as apple pie. I get that in some communities, it's the only "eat-out" option available, sometimes even serving as a place people gather.

As a host, would you serve Burger King and McDonald's to anyone? As President?

[GannonFan]

While Trump is a buffoon, and while the circumstances that made this happen (Trump and Pelosi using 800k+ federal workers as bargaining chips against each other) are rotten and despicable, and while serving fast food like this (cold I imagine, or at least not hot) is admittedly a bit shabby, the reactions to this almost mirror the reason why we have Trump in the White House today. There's no getting around the fact that plenty of people in this country eat fast food everyday, no matter how unhealthy it is. Trump comes off looking like a man of the people (when he clearly isn't) while folks on the left attack the imagery and make fun of anyone who would eat such "food". If you listen closely you can even hear them "guffawing" at such common baseness. When there's no attempt to find middle ground you end up with episodes like this.

Wrong - it is not Pelosi. It is McConnell and Trump 100%

Who even remembers who McConnell is? Has anyone even seen him lately? With all the polls that JSO posts, do any of the polls call out McConnell as anywhere close to public enemy #1? Nope, it's Trump and right after him it's Pelosi. He wants a wall and she doesn't want to give him a wall. Nothing else matters. Political duopoly tends to make this happen. I'm sure Pelosi would've loved not to have to deal with this and would rather be setting the agenda and the talking points - heck, we're into our third week now of the new Democrat-controlled House and the only thing really making headlines is the shutdown. Even the news of Cohen testifying in a few weeks got lost in the noise after a couple of news cycles. No doubt Trump is a despicable person, but when you revolve in the same storyline with him you tend to get caught up in it too, as Pelosi has found out.

[GannonFan]

But not bizarre to everyone. Plenty of people (even at least a good portion of those invited - certainly not all) enjoyed it and thought it great (or at the least humorous). I think people miss that when there's such a mad dash to Twitter and the like to get the best skewering in.

I get that fast food is as American as apple pie. I get that in some communities, it's the only "eat-out" option available, sometimes even serving as a place people gather.

As a host, would you serve Burger King and McDonald's to anyone? As President?

I wouldn't. But I'm not going to laugh and deride the people that would, and then be outraged when I can't get their vote.

[Pwns]

18-22 year olds don't want filet mignon or caviar or horderves (if I spelled any of that wrong, good). They want large portions and not 5 ounces of tasteless, white-collar garbage food. They haven't yet developed a local restaurant fetish that so many adults have, either.

[kalm]

I get that fast food is as American as apple pie. I get that in some communities, it's the only "eat-out" option available, sometimes even serving as a place people gather.

As a host, would you serve Burger King and McDonald's to anyone? As President?

I wouldn't. But I'm not going to laugh and deride the people that would, and then be outraged when I can't get their vote.

To paraphrase Chizzy's line about Walmart...Trump is a mirror on America.

[dbackjon]

Wrong - it is not Pelosi. It is McConnell and Trump 100%

Who even remembers who McConnell is? Has anyone even seen him lately? With all the polls that JSO posts, do any of the polls call out McConnell as anywhere close to public enemy #1? Nope, it's Trump and right after him it's Pelosi. He wants a wall and she doesn't want to give him a wall. Nothing else matters. Political duopoly tends to make this happen. I'm sure Pelosi would've loved not to have to deal with this and would rather be setting the agenda and the talking points - heck, we're into our third week now of the new Democrat-controlled House and the only thing really making headlines is the shutdown. Even the news of Cohen testifying in a few weeks got lost in the noise after a couple of news cycles. No doubt Trump is a despicable person, but when you revolve in the same storyline with him you tend to get caught up in it too, as Pelosi has found out.

McConnell is in deep with China and Russia - his business dealings would be investigated non-stop if he was a Democrat.

What is Pelosi supposed to do? There was a reasonable deal voted on and passed by both houses, then Ann Coulter rejected it.