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What if there was a chain restaurant, say it was named Fister's or The Back-Door Burger...


...but they served delicious hand-cut fries and flame broiled burgers made with choice ground?

Would you eat there? Would you take the little ones there for the "kid's meal w/toy surprise"?

Aren't you presupposing that people would take their children to similarly themed hetero owned restaurants such as The Jolly Jizzgargless or Don Quipunchay's?

Hmmm...point taken.

:|

I have a feeling that I have dined in a place owned by a homosexual person, but obviously not with some stupid name as you suggested, more like Red Lobster, Carrabba's, or the like. Does not concern me at all just like the "brothers" that own the house across the street. I'll let you in on a little secret. Most conservatives do not give a rat's ass what people do in their bedroom. Please keep it private.

If I saw a gay-owned restaurant I would spray-paint my hair red.... err... green... errr... and...


Wait...

88 wrote:I am convinced that one's predispositon toward homosexuality is also coupled with a predisposition to work in food service. And it bothers me not.

Or interior decoration/staging, and KJing at karaoke bars...

and being mayor, where I live.

Rumor has it that Diego in Sandusky is investing in Chuck E Cheese restaraunts and installing high tech video equipment.

I'd prolly think twice about eating at a restaurant if I found out it was Canadian owned.

Toddowen wrote:Unknowingly ate here once. Only after I had ordered did I notice the rainbow awning covering the entrance.

http://www.hamburgermarysps.com/

Hamburger Mary's is family resturant "no matter who's in your family"

We are an Open air bar and grille for Open Minded People.

After I tipped {which I always do unless the meal and service is a complete disaster}, the bartender gave me a hug.


Overall, I had no problem with it.

Probably during your pilgrammage to last year's White Party, eh?

R-Jack wrote:Come for the sausage. Stay for the..............sausage?

true.

besides, your chance of having a fagg-errr, gaybo waiter in ANY restaurant is, like, 125%

Cuda wrote:besides, your chance of having a fagg-errr, gaybo waiter in ANY restaurant is, like, 125%

If you live near or dine in a restaurant in a 125% gay neighborhood.

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you do realize gays drive cars, right, mvs? just ask ken.

Yes, of course. And these highly mo-BILE hammasexshuls have managed to completely surround you at all turns to the saturation level of 125%? Is that your report? No doubt you struggled mightily to escape their clutches? Right?

i think you're in denial, mvs. your kitchen pictues look a little too... tidy?

then whenever a comment hits a little too close to home, you go all



lighten up, francis (and, no, i don't mean in the loafers)

I meant no offense. I was just wondering how you always just happen to find yourself surrounded by wall to wall homosexuals, that's all.

Toddowen wrote:Unknowingly ate here once. Only after I had ordered did I notice the rainbow awning covering the entrance.

http://www.hamburgermarysps.com/

Hamburger Mary's is family resturant "no matter who's in your family"

We are an Open air bar and grille for Open Minded People.

After I tipped {which I always do unless the meal and service is a complete disaster}, the bartender gave me a hug.


Overall, I had no problem with it.

You must have been giving out some kind of fag vibes that the dancer picked up on. Might want to look into that, and check it unless you are experimenting.

mvscal wrote:I meant no offense. I was just wondering how you always just happen to find yourself surrounded by wall to wall homosexuals, that's all.

I never said I was always surrounded by them. For instance, I rarely even log in here anymore, so there's at least 23-1/2 hours a day right there when I'm not surrounded by fagmoes

Hey, right. Look just forget I even mentioned it, OK?

Toddowen wrote:After I tipped {which I always do unless the meal and service is a complete disaster}.

Let me get this straight, you tip... at restaurants?

Is there anything else you do that pretty much every other person in the world does?

mvscal wrote:Hey, right. Look just forget I even mentioned it, OK?

mentioned what?

Cuda wrote:I rarely even log in here anymore

Winning.