75% is a modifier describing the majority.

The subhead is painfully dumb. *All* the fries first or the *whole* burger first are really the only two options for kinds of people out there? Come on.

Yes, cheese is the topping that turns a hamburger into a cheeseburger. Just like ham and pineapple are the toppings that turn plain cheese pizza into Hawaiian pizza. This isn’t hard, dude.

He was comparing 80's views of the 60's to 2010's views of the 90's.

Soulless Minion is Orthodoxy made his comment on 2018. 2018 bears the same relationship to the 90s as the Batman’s release date (1989) does to the 1960s.

I assume the writer went with 2002, because 2003 Toronto would've been all SARS all the time and who needs more pandemic right now?

Really weird to watch you make this same mistaken argument -- 3 times! -- to ghosts from 2018.

Cheese is a topping. It’s the topping that makes a hamburger into a cheeseburger.

I’m a big Hodgman fan but Dicktown didn’t do anything for me.

Me too. My drink of choice at home is roughly 1 part diet root beer, 4 parts water with a squirt of strawberry flavored Stur “water enhancer”, served cold.

That’s not quite the etymology of “corned”. When corned was coined, corn was still a generic word for grains — it hadn’t yet evolved to be specific to maize.

More standard, ole time. With some elements of clever.

Cheese is a topping. Saying I want a cheeseburger, plain, is slightly ambiguous.

Good for them. 100% of the time woke be even better.

I’m trying to come up with mechanisms by which getting delivery food would cause someone to feel guilty. If it's carbon footprint, then it doesn't make sense. If it's something else, let OP enlighten us.

Wow, who knew I was in conversation with the lord God herself, knower and decider of all men’s preferences. Someone can like burgers and want one that doesn’t come with the killing or environmental issues of beef. Some people in fact do want that, and no amount of stomping your feet will change that.

Nerdle is also my favorite Wordle clone.

Because of guilt? If so, why?

Ah, the classic “takes one to know one” situation.

False. And go away.