…at least that’s what this ad leads me to believe.
The small text is even more amazing:
Fill your desire for something long, juicy and flamed grilled with the new BK super 7 incher?
Am I actually reading this? Can’t anyone play this game?
Posts Tagged ‘food’
Apparently David Letterman’s writers now work for Burger King…
Posted: June 24, 2009 by datechguy in odditiesTags: food, you fool!
ICE CREAM!
Posted: June 5, 2009 by datechguy in local stuff, personalTags: food, life is good, nostalgia
The local coffee shop that opened up during that nasty ice storm last year has decided to use the old ice cream freezer and fountain apparatus.
The just got a delivery of cones and ice cream and intend to offer ice cream and floats and frappes like an old fashioned Ice cream parlor.
The idea that a neighborhood ice cream fountain is opening is an incredible thing to me. 25 years ago there was a local pharmacy a block from this spot (it is now a hair salon) that had a ice cream fountain. It had been in the neighborhood for decades. The return of such a local ice cream place just in time for summer is a wonderful thing.
So if you find yourself on the 5th street bridge some summer day park your car and go into the old time cafe and get yourself a cone (and don’t forget the fish is awsome).
Red Sox Win, Celtics win, Bruins win!
Posted: May 11, 2009 by datechguy in local stuffTags: food, life is good, sports
The Celtics win in the last second on a dramatic shot by big baby:
Everyone dreams of taking the final shot in the final second, but not everyone really wants to do it. Truth be told, most guys want the ball in their hands as time is running out about as much as they want to sit next to someone with swine flu on a three-hour plane flight.
Glen Davis, however, wanted the ball as the final seconds were disappearing and the Celtics [team stats] options had dwindled down to him. When he got it with both Game 4 and the Eastern Conference semifinal series in jeopardy, he did what big men do in big situations, hitting a face-up, 21-foot jump shot as time expired to keep the Celtics from all but doing the same.
It was an amazing moment.
The Bruins win in a blowout.
The B’s dominated the game from start to finish in their 4-0 win over the Hurricanes in Game 5 to keep their season alive. Tim Thomas earned his first career playoff shutout by turning aside all 19 shots he faced, while Phil Kessel led the way offensively with 2 goals.
Carolina didn’t even belong in the arena and the cheap shots showed it.
Pappelbon after putting two men on strikes out the side to win it.
Jonathan Papelbon powered his way out of a ninth inning jam with three straight strikeouts after Jason Bay doubled home the go-ahead run in the eighth, and the Boston Red Sox beat Tampa Bay 4-3 Sunday night.
And not only did the wife and mother and aunt have a great dinner at the Southside Grille in Gardner but the Yankees, well the yankees…
It’s not just the top seats at the new Yankee Stadium that are selling poorly – tickets around the stadium are being resold online at prices well below face value, Crain’s New York reports.
Tickets for next Tuesday’s game against the Baltimore Orioles were listed for as little as $7 on fansnap.com, compared to $14 for the cheapest seats sold by the team directly.
At that rate, a ticket will cost you less than a beer at the spiffy new stadium.
Thirty-dollar grandstand seats are available for $11, and $50 seats in the outfield terrace section start at $17.
Life is VERY good.
Resturant Review: Texas Road House
Posted: March 22, 2009 by datechguy in local stuff, personalTags: food, resturants
Our family had planned a large combined birthday dinner for my wife and my Aunt (she turns 88 tomorrow) for Thursday but due to various sicknesses in the family we had to reschedule to tomorrow. So instead the 4 of us went to the newly opened Texas Road House in Leominster… (more…)
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