Since most threads are now started/bumped by Little Red Wagon, I thought I'd create a silly thread.
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You are right about people who just read threads and don't comment - it is indeed normal but there is nothing normal about this thread.
Seriously though, a lot of people who have signed up for premium do not actually post so they clearly value what is posted here. I'm not sure that statement is directly applicable to this thread in particular to be honest but you never know.
Lightning McQueen! vs. a Maza Miata..
Speaking of fast food:
An Illinois judge ruled that a Buffalo Wild Wings customer's lawsuit over the restaurant chain's boneless chicken has "no meat on its bones."
Aimen Halim sued Buffalo Wild Wings in 2023, alleging that its use of the term "boneless wings" is deceptive because the menu item contains chicken breast meat. According to court documents, Halim ordered the "boneless wings" at an Illinois location in January 2023, expecting to receive "wings that were deboned."
Had he known he was eating breast meat, Halim would have refused to buy the product or paid less, the documents say. Halim sought monetary damages.
On Tuesday, Judge John Tharp Jr. of the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Illinois rejected Halim's claims, riffing in his opinion that the plaintiff did not "drum" up enough facts to support his claim.
Tharp said the term "boneless wings" is not deceptive but rather a "fanciful name." He wrote that words can have multiple meanings, using the example of "buffalo wing," which he said "refers to the type of sauce on the wing, rather than indicating it is made of buffalo meat."
"A reasonable consumer would not think that BWW's boneless wings were truly deboned chicken wings, reconstituted into some sort of Franken-wing," Tharp said.
Speaking of fast food:
An Illinois judge ruled that a Buffalo Wild Wings customer's lawsuit over the restaurant chain's boneless chicken has "no meat on its bones."
Aimen Halim sued Buffalo Wild Wings in 2023, alleging that its use of the term "boneless wings" is deceptive because the menu item contains chicken breast meat. According to court documents, Halim ordered the "boneless wings" at an Illinois location in January 2023, expecting to receive "wings that were deboned."
Had he known he was eating breast meat, Halim would have refused to buy the product or paid less, the documents say. Halim sought monetary damages.
On Tuesday, Judge John Tharp Jr. of the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Illinois rejected Halim's claims, riffing in his opinion that the plaintiff did not "drum" up enough facts to support his claim.
Tharp said the term "boneless wings" is not deceptive but rather a "fanciful name." He wrote that words can have multiple meanings, using the example of "buffalo wing," which he said "refers to the type of sauce on the wing, rather than indicating it is made of buffalo meat."
"A reasonable consumer would not think that BWW's boneless wings were truly deboned chicken wings, reconstituted into some sort of Franken-wing," Tharp said.
If the technology is ever sufficient, I will employ it to create a music video of Michael Bolton singing "Go the Distance" from the Disney film "Hercules" but the "go the distance" lyric is seamlessly replaced with "wave my penis". If the technology exists, I will spend any amount of money (within reason) to commission the creation of this.
Mr. Daystar
In a bell tower, watching you through cross hairs.
Have you ever stayed awake until the exact time, you're supposed to change the clock, to see if the auto changing devices automatically change, or just stay on the same time for 2 hours, instead of 1 hour, and then continue forward in normal fashion? Depending on the direction they are moving of course. See, I'm pretty baked myself, and that little thought crept into my mind. I might need to listen to some Floyd.
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