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ralphm1999 wrote:Since I put in 2 hours on the elliptical yesterday, I'm going to treat nyself to a modrate breakfast at Carl's Jr.
Sunrise croissant. yummie... bacon eggs cheese on croissant and deep fried tatto tots...
:mrgreen:

Wynter <--- MAD JEALOUS :nut:

ralphm1999 wrote:Since I put in 2 hours on the elliptical yesterday, I'm going to treat nyself to a modrate breakfast at Carl's Jr.
Sunrise croissant. yummie... bacon eggs cheese on croissant and deep fried tatto tots...
:mrgreen:

Wynter <--- MAD JEALOUS :nut:

Random: I have things downloading on all three comp'ters, so my internet is just crawling by. :doh: :bleh:

Happy 1000th page!

:victory: :blahblah: :rolly:

Wynter wrote:Wynter <--- MAD JEALOUS :nut:

Of the food or the two hours on the elliptical?





Hope it's the elliptical. :sweat:

bmwracer wrote:
Of the food or the two hours on the elliptical?

Hope it's the elliptical. :sweat:

I'm with you on that one. Carl's JR is CRAP! ;)

Their name around here was Hardees. We threw them away years ago. I don't think we have any in the tri-state area here )Sout-Western Ohio / South Eastern Indiana / Northern Kentucky.

:victory:

Enna wrote:All joking aside there was a 7.1 Earthquake in Japan:

TOKYO - A powerful, deadly earthquake struck Japan early Sunday, killing at least one person and injuring 170 others as it violently shook buildings and triggered a small tsunami that hit the coast, officials and media reports said.

The magnitude-6.9 quake struck at 9:42 a.m. local time off the north coast of Ishikawa prefecture (state), Japan's Meteorological Agency said, about 225 miles northwest of Tokyo. The agency issued a tsunami warning urging people near the sea to move to higher land.

A small tsunami measuring 6 inches hit shore about 40 minutes after the quake, the agency said. The warning was lifted about an hour later.

Lower intensity temblors continued to strike the region throughout the afternoon. A strong temblor with a preliminary magnitude of 5.3 hit at 6:14 p.m., but there was no tsunami danger, the agency said.

The quake toppled buildings, triggered landslides, cut power, interfered with phone service, broke water mains and snarled public transportation. At least one person (a 52 year old woman) was killed and 170 others were hurt along the country's Sea of Japan coast, media reports said.

I posted this news report in the Japan News thread: http://jdorama.com/viewtopic.php?p=598888#598888

bmwracer wrote:
I posted this news report in the Japan News thread: http://jdorama.com/viewtopic.php?p=598888#598888

Gomen b-kun! I did a search here and didn't find it before I posted it. :sweat: :shakehead: Next time I will look more thoroughly.

Wynter wrote:

Wynter <--- MAD JEALOUS :nut:

Back and satiated. Oishii desu...... :woot:

Sad for you who don't like Carl's delicious menu... hehe.... And they have the best coffee too..... all day long. :victory:

Their Philly Cheesesteak Burger is incomparable. But requires about 3 hours on the elliptical in penance. :sweat:

Danji wrote:

I'm with you on that one. Carl's JR is CRAP! ;)

Their name around here was Hardees. We threw them away years ago. I don't think we have any in the tri-state area here )Sout-Western Ohio / South Eastern Indiana / Northern Kentucky.

:victory:

Hehe ... Reminds me of my youth when I first joined the Air Force. It was compulsory to knock any air force chow. If you admitted you liked it(although secretly we did) you were ostracised..

Too bad Carl's is crap in your area.

Here in LA we have a strict report card system. All restaurants are inspected (by surprise) and are given a letter grade ranging from A to C. After C the establishment is forced to close. An A grade means the restaurant passed very stringent requirements from cleanliness to quality.
All Carl's and other major chain fast food establishments in LA have an A grade. I'm pleased to watch the food prep at Carl's. All meat is cooked in an oven through wich passes a conveyor belt.... the belt is calibrated to cook each frozen burger to a juicy result after enough heat is applied to kill any possible germs. All the servers wear plastic gloves when prepping food. The coffee is always fresh and hot.
I believe the hamburger meat comes from the same cows and distributors that serve the best restaurants.... ( maybe they only select diseased cows in the tri state area?).

Nutritionally of course like any good tasting food it leaves much to be desired so I can understand your abhorence of Carl's if you are a vegatarian or in pursuit of a future as a monk.

:doh:

There, I've done it. I've joined Facebook. :ashamed:

Wynter wrote:There, I've done it. I've joined Facebook. :ashamed:

Why??

Anime Dad wrote:

Why??

They held a gun to my head. :shamefulcry:

LOL. So, you want to be stalked by your students huh? :rofl:

Anime Dad wrote:LOL. So, you want to be stalked by your students huh? :rofl:

No. I joined after so long only because I saw that there is a privacy feature that will protect me from them.

Ah, OK. I know nothing about Facebook :)

Anime Dad wrote:Ah, OK. I know nothing about Facebook :)

No worries, neither do I. :beaten:

Keps wrote:

Not that I'm an expert, but that doesn't sound very Welsh to me. :mrgreen:

oh, okay :ashamed:

:rofl: better ask him again

ano... i downloaded somethin but i downloaded the second part before the forst part. anyone know how to attach them again? .rar files

Monta...Nice avatar but I feel 'dizzy' each time I watch your avatar..Maybe I'm having 'blood phobia' :bleh:

chiba wrote:Monta...Nice avatar but I feel 'dizzy' each time I watch your avatar..Maybe I'm having 'blood phobia' :bleh:

:hehe: thanx. you're gonna get even dizzier after you watch the movie where i got it, 69 Sixty Nine :hehe:

a lot of people have blood phobia