Random Thoughts

[I-57/Route 66 Fan]

McDonald's should call the Double Quarter Pounder the Half Pounder.

[TheCatalyst31]

McDonald's should call the Double Quarter Pounder the Half Pounder.

Unfortunately, fast food customers famously don't understand how fractions work.

[kphoger]

Unfortunately, fast food customers famously don't understand how fractions work.

For what it's worth, I spent quite a bit of time a couple of years ago trying to find any record of the actual research behind the claim that fractions were to blame, and I never did find anything.  Considering that the claim comes from the inside, it's possible that A&W simply never published it anywhere, but it's also possible he just made something up in his book and now everyone takes his word for it.

[kphoger]

driving on the equinox be like  https://maps.app.goo.gl/qbimpXzZ7ZrWN2Rp8

[I-57/Route 66 Fan]

Is Bradley, IL too small for a Crumbl Cookies, or a Nothing Bundt Cakes?

[Max Rockatansky]

Is Bradley, IL too small for a Crumbl Cookies, or a Nothing Bundt Cakes?

Too flat.

[I-57/Route 66 Fan]

Is Bradley, IL too small for a Crumbl Cookies, or a Nothing Bundt Cakes?

Too flat.

Mokena, IL flat too, and it has both, I'm talking about size.

[Max Rockatansky]

Is Bradley, IL too small for a Crumbl Cookies, or a Nothing Bundt Cakes?

Too flat.

Mokena, IL flat too, and it has both, I'm talking about size.

Sorry, I don't make the rules.  That's just how the cookie crumbls. 

[kphoger]

Is Bradley, IL too small for a Crumbl Cookies, or a Nothing Bundt Cakes?

Too flat.

Mokena, IL flat too, and it has both

Then the ones in Mokena should close.

[Max Rockatansky]

Is Bradley, IL too small for a Crumbl Cookies, or a Nothing Bundt Cakes?

Too flat.

Mokena, IL flat too, and it has both

Then the ones in Mokena should close.

I think this is needed.

[I-57/Route 66 Fan]

Is Bradley, IL too small for a Crumbl Cookies, or a Nothing Bundt Cakes?

Too flat.

Mokena, IL flat too, and it has both

Then the ones in Mokena should close.

Florida, is flatter than Illinois, and has dozens of locations of both places, why are you have a thing for flatness, when it is purely a thing about size of town/area? P.S. When it comes to this size does matter.

[Max Rockatansky]

Is Bradley, IL too small for a Crumbl Cookies, or a Nothing Bundt Cakes?

Too flat.

Mokena, IL flat too, and it has both

Then the ones in Mokena should close.

Florida, is flatter than Illinois, and has dozens of locations of both places, why are you have a thing for flatness, when it is purely a thing about size of town/area? P.S. When it comes to this size does matter.

These are arguments only a person from Illinois would make.  Illinois is flat and there is no argument around that.  You don't get nice things because of that. 

[I-57/Route 66 Fan]

Is Bradley, IL too small for a Crumbl Cookies, or a Nothing Bundt Cakes?

Too flat.

Mokena, IL flat too, and it has both

Then the ones in Mokena should close.

Florida, is flatter than Illinois, and has dozens of locations of both places, why are you have a thing for flatness, when it is purely a thing about size of town/area? P.S. When it comes to this size does matter.

These are arguments only a person from Illinois would make.  Illinois is flat and there is no argument around that.  You don't get nice things because of that. 

Google flattest state in the nation

[kphoger]

Is Bradley, IL too small for a Crumbl Cookies, or a Nothing Bundt Cakes?

Too flat.

Florida, is flatter than Illinois, and has dozens of locations of both places

Then the ones in Florida should close.

[kphoger]

why are you have a thing for flatness

Serious answer time:  This is a whole forum history inside joke that you're apparently not privy to.

[Max Rockatansky]

Is Bradley, IL too small for a Crumbl Cookies, or a Nothing Bundt Cakes?

Too flat.

Mokena, IL flat too, and it has both

Then the ones in Mokena should close.

Florida, is flatter than Illinois, and has dozens of locations of both places, why are you have a thing for flatness, when it is purely a thing about size of town/area? P.S. When it comes to this size does matter.

These are arguments only a person from Illinois would make.  Illinois is flat and there is no argument around that.  You don't get nice things because of that. 

Google flattest state in the nation

Don't need to, we established this on the forum long before your time.  Illinois is flat and you'll just need to accept that.

[Max Rockatansky]

why are you have a thing for flatness

Serious answer time:  This is a whole forum history inside joke that you're apparently not privy to.

Which I find somewhat amusing that the guy who wants to "revive old threads" isn't aware of it.

[I-57/Route 66 Fan]

Is Bradley, IL too small for a Crumbl Cookies, or a Nothing Bundt Cakes?

Too flat.

Mokena, IL flat too, and it has both

Then the ones in Mokena should close.

Florida, is flatter than Illinois, and has dozens of locations of both places, why are you have a thing for flatness, when it is purely a thing about size of town/area? P.S. When it comes to this size does matter.

These are arguments only a person from Illinois would make.  Illinois is flat and there is no argument around that.  You don't get nice things because of that. 

Google flattest state in the nation

Don't need to, we established this on the forum long before your time.  Illinois is flat and you'll just need to accept that.

I am trying to answer a question based purely on size of town not flatness of state.

[kphoger]

If you're interested in voting in the poll, you can find it here:  https://www.aaroads.com/forum/index.php?topic=31275.0

[I-57/Route 66 Fan]

why are you have a thing for flatness

Serious answer time:  This is a whole forum history inside joke that you're apparently not privy to.

Which I find somewhat amusing that the guy who wants to "revive old threads" isn't aware of it.

Not that one but I might revive an old thread tonight.

[I-57/Route 66 Fan]

If you're interested in voting in the poll, you can find it here:  https://www.aaroads.com/forum/index.php?topic=31275.0

OK doing it now

[Max Rockatansky]

why are you have a thing for flatness

Serious answer time:  This is a whole forum history inside joke that you're apparently not privy to.

Which I find somewhat amusing that the guy who wants to "revive old threads" isn't aware of it.

Not that one but I might revive an old thread tonight.

In general, unless you got something substantial to add you probably ought to refrain from that.

[I-57/Route 66 Fan]

why are you have a thing for flatness

Serious answer time:  This is a whole forum history inside joke that you're apparently not privy to.

Which I find somewhat amusing that the guy who wants to "revive old threads" isn't aware of it.

Not that one but I might revive an old thread tonight.

In general, unless you got something substantial to add you probably ought to refrain from that.

Yes I do, like Friday another very very hot take.

[I-57/Route 66 Fan]

why are you have a thing for flatness

Serious answer time:  This is a whole forum history inside joke that you're apparently not privy to.

Which I find somewhat amusing that the guy who wants to "revive old threads" isn't aware of it.

Not that one but I might revive an old thread tonight.

In general, unless you got something substantial to add you probably ought to refrain from that.

Yes I do, like Friday another very very hot take.

But I still am asking my question about the Bradley Crumbl and Nothing Bundt

[Max Rockatansky]

why are you have a thing for flatness

Serious answer time:  This is a whole forum history inside joke that you're apparently not privy to.

Which I find somewhat amusing that the guy who wants to "revive old threads" isn't aware of it.

Not that one but I might revive an old thread tonight.

In general, unless you got something substantial to add you probably ought to refrain from that.

Yes I do, like Friday another very very hot take.

I can assure, your hot take opinions are doing far more to "annoy the masses" versus being something actually "substantial."