So how many times have characters from the simpsons made a crack at Arby's? I know there is the episode where either Sherry or Terry say, "I'm so hungry I can eat at Arby's" in the Lord of the Flies Parody. There was another episode where Marge says something along the lines of "Commericals make you do strange things... Like eat at Arby's" I think there is one other but I don't remember off hand, anyone else know?
-d
On Fri, 19 Sep 2003 00:11:04 GMT, "darryl" wrote:
Kirk Van Houten says to the throw the dead possum over the fence and let Arby's deal with it.
"darryl" wrote in message news:sQrab.263$[email]...
As someone who doesn't live in the US, what is Arby's? I get the impression it's some kind of fast food chain....? Or is it made up? Any more details anyone?
David Angelovich wrote:
It's a fast food chain that primarily serves roast beef...or RB...or Arby's.
I like their chicken strips and curly fries but don't care for the roast beef stuff.
On 20 Sep 2003 10:36:44 GMT, [email] (Kevin Muckenthaler) wrote:
You know, I never realized that was what "Arby's" meant. I figured it was some guy's name. Some guy named Arby.
"Scott Munro" wrote in message news:[email]...
impression
Arby's.
I laughed ALOUD when i read this. Just so funny, and such a good reference. Kudos to you.
On Mon, 22 Sep 2003 02:01:02 GMT, "Steven C \(Doktersteve\)" wrote:
Steven, please, I don't take praise very well!!!
"Kevin Muckenthaler" wrote in message news:[email]...
impression
Arby's.
beef
The meat they use is kind of funny in how it's made. Basically they get a bunch of lower quality meat, mince it up, stuff it in a casing (it's very liquidy at this point), and heat it until it's cooked and solidifies. Then it's thinly sliced as needed. I guess this is how most deli meat is made.
Aside from that, Arby's beef and cheddar's used to be good when they put them on the onion rolls, now they are on sesame seed rolls which aren't as good.
-d
"darryl" wrote in message news:Mm0bb.1233$[email]...
Then
That's also how baloney, hot dogs, bratwurst and all that are made...
a
very
made.
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
as
Which Darryl points out. However, those other products don't try to pass themselves off as something they're not.
The chief claim to fame of Arby's "meat" is that its infused with something (I want to say potassium nitrite) that makes it "self-basting". This was described on a Arby's placemat back in the 80's.
Brett
My mistake - sodium phosphate.
Brett
The sauce they put on those makes me want to puke. So sweet...
From: [email] (Kevin Muckenthaler)
It's a fast food chain that primarily serves roast beef...or RB...or Arby's.
Those lying scumbags.
"Kevin Muckenthaler" wrote in message news:[email]...
impression
Arby's.
beef
I like the (spelling?->)jalepeno poppers, and the curly fries.
Then they got the rainbow beef. When you look at the meat at just the right angle, you can see weird colorful refraction patterns sheen across it's surface. Like oil on water. Most appetizing.
-Steven
Steven wrote:
That's the "goodness" shining back at you!
Brett
"Brett Buck" wrote in message news:[email]...
water.
more testicles means more iron!
"Steven C \(Doktersteve\)" wrote in message news:...
Iron helps us play!
"The Ghost of General Lee" wrote in message news:[email]...
In the late 70s/early 80s, their commercials used to claim that Arby's stood for America's Roast Beef, Yes Sir.
to Kirk Van Houten: "There's a dead possum in the pool" Kirk: "Throw it over the fence and let Arby's deal with it." "darryl" wrote in message news:sQrab.263$[email]...
Arby's?
hungry
you
And that possum became a Roast Beef sandwich.
Remove "moc" to reply.
Whoever says "Nothing is impossible" has never tried to slam a revolving door. - Willy Walker
On 07 Oct 2003 21:18:23 GMT, [email] (Sydney Assbasket ) wrote:
And now you know...the Rest of the Story.
"Scott Munro" wrote in message news:[email]...
And, now back to Scott Christian, with "Laugh and a Half."