Protip: milk

An unusual or unique feature could be a trademark

Aimee, since Far From Home was an indelible experience, allow me to let my inner American literature major out and recommend watching All That Heaven Allows to really put FFH into context.

Boo.

I want to vote for Aimee because of her bold position on mashed potatoes sans gravy. But Brussels sprouts and lasagne are outside tradition sadly

Man it’s kind of old how everyone is looking to Popeyes for their great white hope of chicken sandwiches. Their service is awful and a sandwich can only be so good after it’s been slathered in sauce and piled under a heat lamp.

Enjoy your hill

You’re sticking by something even the lawsuit doesn’t say. It says it was “coated in meat by-products.” You’re arguing the point in the strictest reading of an advertising pitch which no earnest vegan would ever take to mean it’s vegan. 

I don’t even know her barrel

Squeak squeaken squeak

Man... every vegan knows that just because it doesn’t have beef doesn’t mean it’s vegan. 

Man, vegans are annoying but I’m pretty sure this can’t be chalked up to veganism. Vegans are insufferable because they would have asked for their impossible whopper to be cooked on a freshly cleaned grill, not because they ordered something from a place called Burger King and then were shocked to discover it came in…

Depends. Are you vegan?

Incredibly, that guy was more annoying than a choir of furbys

You can drink beer in a bar

I will always prefer Budweiser to Guinness if only because Guinness drinkers are insufferable about acting superior about their drink choices

I love milk of any stripe. I love skim milk. Whole milk. Whatever.

Postess

Tried this as a diy on the last LTO go around. The chicken they offered with it originally was better. And I love their Nashville hot

He said: ‘I was really shocked to see that random, unpleasant word printed across the top of my sides after waiting so long for my lunch. ‘Even if it wasn’t meant for me, and the guys behind the counter were just bored or had meant it for someone else, it’s just not on....‘I had nipped out for lunch to the closest…