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  1. Ordering your fries without salt is also a very effective trick for getting the freshest, hottest fries possible, 'cause the fries they've had sitting there under a heat lamp for the last twenty minutes have already been mass-salted. To fulfill your order, they're forced to cook new ones just for you. I don't believe this tactic is necessary at In-N-Out, 'cause I don't think they pre-salt their fries, and they don't sell stale food anyway. But at McDonald's or Burger King, it's definitely a good idea.

     

    Damn. All this talk is making me crave In-N-Out!


  2. In-N-Out's fries taste bland at first, if you've spent your life gobbling McDonald's and Burger King fries. Then you figure out that what you're tasting is the actual potato, as opposed to whatever salt and artificial flavor and color the other chains are putting in theirs. I hate to admit it, but I think In-N-Out's general decency can be directly attributed to the fact that the company is run by Christians.


  3. Sorry, I don't blog, or really care for YouTube videos where someone talks you through opening a new item...

     

    Amen to that! I find the phenomenon of "unboxing" videos to be totally perplexing: You made a video of yourself taking your new iPhone out of its box? Really!? How fascinating! What's next? Do I get to see you at McDonald's, taking your Happy Meal out of its bag? Will you assemble the free toy for us?

     

    Regarding that blogging thing, I commend you for not blogging! What I meant to say was not that you oughtta blog the details of this, but that some established, well-known tech/gadget blogs would be all over this if they knew about it.


  4. I have submitted numerous photos to Engrish, but they have never used any of my submissions. Here is the funniest thing I have ever submitted to them:

    "This product can only walk on glass and on the well smooth plane!"

     

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    "Ah, how miraculous he is!"

     

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    "When he meets obstacles, he will draw back his shaft to do backward..."

     

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    "On the contrary, when his back body meets obstacles, he will stretch out his shaft to go forward!"

     

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    "For trying your best to avoid to eat them by accident, do not let your kids play it!"

     

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    "As the parts are quite small pay attention not to eat them by accident, otherwise it will cause to asphyxiant."

     

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    "Remove the battery compartment cover (the crust of Adsorptive Sprite)"


  5. That is annoying. Even to this day, when you want to play with an Xbox 360 or PS3 that they've got set up in a Target or Toys R Us or whatever, the controllers always have a Lucite harness on them that prevents you from pressing certain buttons. I don't know what purpose that serves, other than making it impossible for you to bypass a publisher's splash and title screen before playing a game demo. I wonder if that's the reason, or if there's some other idiotic purpose?


  6. A little off topic, but if anybody here wants to see some beautiful examples of what happens when producers are able to operate within a certain country without regard for copyright laws, try Googling any of the following terms:

     

    Turkish Star Wars

    Turkish Star Trek

    Turkish Superman

    Turkish Batman

    Turkish Spiderman

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