Sounds kinda Nazi to me.

You just watch yourself Herr Wright...

http://everything2.com/index.pl?node_id=941545

So, I guess they like Hitler, too.

But, now your blog has been arrested for failing to observe Godwin's Law.

Am I the only one?

-Allister Fiend

If there isn't, there should be.

please elaborate on why this is a republican bus, i'm not sure i get it.

If they really wanted to summarize their message without all the wordy text, they should have painted the side of a panel van with a mural of a bald eagle holding a gun in one claw, and lighting a fire made of books with the other. On top of the fire would be Barack Obama dressed as an Arab, Hillary Clinton in a stained blue dress, and their mixed-race love child dressed as a Mexican (complete with sombrero). All three are wearing Che t-shirts and reading copies of The Advocate, whose cover story is "Abortions Are Fun!" The whole tableau would be backed by an American flag, two rearing monster trucks (driven by white Jesus and Ronald Reagan), and a picture of Tobey Keith wearing a 9/11 "Never Forget" T-shirt.

you have larger problems than political correctness.

And taking it in a styrofoam to go clamshell...

It never hurts to have a backup!

Of course, we might not be looking hard enough... Any suggestions on where to try?

Are there any other burger places open until 11:00 PM on weeknights, that have a seating area? Or for that matter, are there any sit-down places to eat that are not expensive, or a bar, or the front seat of my car? I mean, we've got Beth's, but the same place over and over gets a little old.

And don't even think of suggesting The Hurricane. Their food turned to shit years ago.

And Red Robin? Yeesh.

#30 Comparing Burgermaster to Red Robin is like comparing diamonds to charcoal briquettes. They might be made from the same ingredients, but I'd rather have the diamond.

I'd sooner eat at an old A&W.  At least they're cheap!

IRVINE, Calif. - Gerald Kingen, founder of the Red Robin Burger Spirits Emporium concept, and Michael Snyder, a Denver businessman and veteran Red Robin franchisee, have acquired a "substantial equity position" in the 136-unit chain and taken over top management posts at Irvine-based Red Robin International Inc.

Kingen, who sold Red Robin to Tokyo-based Skylark Co. Ltd. in 1985, has been named chairman and chief executive, posts formerly held by senior Skylark officials. He remains chairman of Happy Guests International, owner of the Seattle-based Salty's seafood dinner-house chain.

Is Smith kid friendly?