Re: An adult with autism crusades, adjusts

[Guest guest]

>

> I have never understood it either. All the noise and obnoxious drunk

people.

> I've never understood why drinking until you don't know what you are

doing

> and then spending the next day throwing up and feeling miserable is

considered

> a good time.

You've described the act on " That is what's called Having a Good Time "

from Bill Cosby, Himself where he re-enacts the whole toliet senerio.

Gross but true.

Kim

[Guest guest]

>

> I have never understood it either. All the noise and obnoxious drunk

people.

> I've never understood why drinking until you don't know what you are

doing

> and then spending the next day throwing up and feeling miserable is

considered

> a good time.

You've described the act on " That is what's called Having a Good Time "

from Bill Cosby, Himself where he re-enacts the whole toliet senerio.

Gross but true.

Kim

[Guest guest]

>

> I've never liked Mcs since I got food poisoning there from a

> Filet-o-fish when I was a child. Almost had to go to the hospital over

that. I've only

> eaten there twice since then and that was only because I had no choice

in

> the matter. >

>

Two differences with my experience, Burger King & Samonella.

Kim

[Guest guest]

>

> I've never liked Mcs since I got food poisoning there from a

> Filet-o-fish when I was a child. Almost had to go to the hospital over

that. I've only

> eaten there twice since then and that was only because I had no choice

in

> the matter. >

>

Two differences with my experience, Burger King & Samonella.

Kim

[Guest guest]

>

> I've never liked Mcs since I got food poisoning there from a

> Filet-o-fish when I was a child. Almost had to go to the hospital over

that. I've only

> eaten there twice since then and that was only because I had no choice

in

> the matter. >

>

Two differences with my experience, Burger King & Samonella.

Kim

[Guest guest]

I don't think that I have ever gotten a wrong order, but then again, I just order Pepperoni anyway, so that is kind of hard to get wrong.

In a message dated 3/27/2008 11:14:38 A.M. Eastern Daylight Time, no_reply writes:

Seldom did they get what they ordered. Seldom was the pizza hot, even from those specially sealed bags, and the delivery person always expressed annoyance that my parents began checking to see if they had got what they ordered before giving a tip. There seems to be loads of human error with pizza companies. And it does not matter which one it is. The exception to the rule seems to be your local merchant who can't afford to lose business. They rarely screwed up. It was almost a given that Dominoes and their competitiors would mess up. AdministratorCreate a Home Theater Like the Pros. Watch the video on AOL Home.

[Guest guest]

Hey! I have an idea! Lets go to total automation in pizza creation! Cut

out the employees! (grin)

Yea, I wouldn't mind if my pizza was made by machine (parts of it is) but no

one really seems to think that fully automated food production would work

and " requires " there to be people taken the orders and making the food for

99 cents each. Odd but true.

BTW: I'm not a fanatic about food production automation, it's just a geek

idea.

Randy Garrett

Antioch, CA USA

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[Guest guest]

Hey! I have an idea! Lets go to total automation in pizza creation! Cut

out the employees! (grin)

Yea, I wouldn't mind if my pizza was made by machine (parts of it is) but no

one really seems to think that fully automated food production would work

and " requires " there to be people taken the orders and making the food for

99 cents each. Odd but true.

BTW: I'm not a fanatic about food production automation, it's just a geek

idea.

Randy Garrett

Antioch, CA USA

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