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To be honest, I think I've had more big macs that look similar to the former than the latter. If my big mac doesn't have a salad at the bottom of the box when I'm done, I would be genuinely surprised as it has not happened yet. Also, the second picture, those patties look kinda hyuuuge, even though the burger looks kinda meh. Just one bad burger amongst a multitude of tasty goodness.
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Agreed... they're not supposed to look crappy like that. They are definitely supposed to look like the "perfect" one in that picture, and it's fairly easy to make it look that way (I can make one in less than 30 seconds).
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getting back on topic...
coffee. I've been drinking a lot of coffee this year, more than any other year, or even some years combined.
Also, the rosemary and olive oil triscuits. omg so good.
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10-02-2009 at 12:42 PM
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getting back on topic...
coffee. I've been drinking a lot of coffee this year, more than any other year, or even some years combined.
Also, the rosemary and olive oil triscuits. omg so good.
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Blargh, I hate coffeeeeeeeeeeeee. Dunno how people drink it. (Although I figured someone would say coffee. =P)
What's the difference between a triscuit and a biscuit? XD
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10-02-2009 at 12:43 PM
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my current drug of choice are those chocolate crossiants you get all over campus with the Van Houte stuff.  soo good.
though, in general, chocolate is my drug of choice.... haha
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10-02-2009 at 12:43 PM
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getting back on topic...
Also, the rosemary and olive oil triscuits. omg so good.
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Those are AMAZING.
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10-02-2009 at 12:54 PM
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What's the difference between a triscuit and a biscuit? XD
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Triscuit is a brand of cracker.
As for coffee...I've developed a taste for it, it's apparently what you do.
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beer. straight up.
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10-02-2009 at 02:48 PM
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beer. straight up.
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As opposed to beer & coke, or beer on the rocks? 
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I actually LOLed IRL. You're funneh.
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I'm glad no one has said eating peanut butter out of the jar with a spoon. I've seen a lot of people do that. Epic disgusting.
The only thing worse I've seen was when I was in Costa Rica and saw a little girl in McDonalds squirting the mayonnaise dispenser directory into her mouth (they use mayonnaise rather than ketchup there for the exact same purpose). Horrifying.
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I'm glad no one has said eating peanut butter out of the jar with a spoon. I've seen a lot of people do that. Epic disgusting.
The only thing worse I've seen was when I was in Costa Rica and saw a little girl in McDonalds squirting the mayonnaise dispenser directory into her mouth (they use mayonnaise rather than ketchup there for the exact same purpose). Horrifying.
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LMFAO, NO WAY.
THAT'S DISGUSTING. LMAO.
I heard the same thing in Japan though. Like, if you ask them what their favorite food is, it's not pizza or spaghetti or whatever... it's mayo. Apparently it's like a godsend in other countries.
Omg, that's SO gross. I can barely stand a little on a sandwich.
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Hmm its coke pretty much for me! I'm sort of caffeine addicted too! But I hate the taste of coffee and can't do hot drinks sooo oh well....But this is only after I came to Canada and Coke is EVERYWHERE.....No wonder my Varsity Career is probably on a free fall right now.....Coke is soo bad for you :(
Other then that it varies; I like something then get sick of it and never eat it again or look at it the same way. I used to like Lays Chips and Oreos once, now I never have them! Then it was Sour Peach from maynards(the orange pack), then the flavoured peanuts from Union Market....then Icecream loaaads of it...these days its Those Tiny $2.25 Milkshake Bottles that are driving me Bankrupt...sooo good!! They were like $1 at Sobeys last week I bought like 15! :(
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Hmm its coke pretty much for me! I'm sort of caffeine addicted too! But I hate the taste of coffee and can't do hot drinks sooo oh well....But this is only after I came to Canada and Coke is EVERYWHERE.....No wonder my Varsity Career is probably on a free fall right now.....Coke is soo bad for you :(
Other then that it varies; I like something then get sick of it and never eat it again or look at it the same way. I used to like Lays Chips and Oreos once, now I never have them! Then it was Sour Peach from maynards(the orange pack), then the flavoured peanuts from Union Market....then Icecream loaaads of it...these days its Those Tiny $2.25 Milkshake Bottles that are driving me Bankrupt...sooo good!! They were like $1 at Sobeys last week I bought like 15! :(
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Lmao. That's how I am with frosted flakes. I'm suddenly on this huge craze. XD
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The only thing worse I've seen was when I was in Costa Rica and saw a little girl in McDonalds squirting the mayonnaise dispenser directory into her mouth (they use mayonnaise rather than ketchup there for the exact same purpose). Horrifying.
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I learned about that when I went to Cuba: all the German tourists were doing it.
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I learned about that when I went to Cuba: all the German tourists were doing it.
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It was the same when i went to Paris. Little packets of mayo instead of ketchup to dip your fries in. its actually not all that bad, once you get used to to it.
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