Discussion:
Dirtiest Fast Food place in America:
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mapanari
2003-11-24 03:45:49 UTC
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1. Burger King (1 is worst)

2. Arby's

3. Wendy's

4. Hardees.

Dateline NBC review of 100 fast food joints picked at random from health
dept. paperwork all over America.
This includes feces, rat dropping, employees snotting into food, coughing,
roaches, food left out overnight and more.

The other top 6 are on their web site.

Yum.

mapi
Steve Wertz
2003-11-24 04:43:01 UTC
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On Mon, 24 Nov 2003 03:45:49 GMT, mapanari
Post by mapanari
Dateline NBC review of 100 fast food joints picked at random from health
dept. paperwork all over America.
Wrong.
Post by mapanari
This includes feces, rat dropping, employees snotting into food, coughing,
roaches, food left out overnight and more.
Notice how Mapster never includes links to his 'information'?
Because, as usual, Mapi is hallucinating again. He fabricated
everything except for the mention of a roach.

See the real story at: http://www.msnbc.com/news/992692.asp#BODY

-sw
mapanari
2003-11-24 06:12:34 UTC
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Post by Steve Wertz
On Mon, 24 Nov 2003 03:45:49 GMT, mapanari
Post by mapanari
Dateline NBC review of 100 fast food joints picked at random from
health dept. paperwork all over America.
Wrong.
Post by mapanari
This includes feces, rat dropping, employees snotting into food,
coughing, roaches, food left out overnight and more.
Notice how Mapster never includes links to his 'information'?
Because, as usual, Mapi is hallucinating again. He fabricated
everything except for the mention of a roach.
See the real story at: http://www.msnbc.com/news/992692.asp#BODY
-sw
What part of that post did you have a hard time understanding? The fact
that on MSNBC's website (Part of NBC/Dateline btw..) that puzzled you so
much?
That they put the worst 10 in decending order instead of the acending order
I posted the top worst 4 in?

Since you didn't watch the special on Dateline and they don't have a whole
replay of the whole show on their website nor do they post a script of the
whole show, how the fuck do you know what they said or not in 1/2 of TV
time vs what the limited 140 words on their website?

mapi
Steve Wertz
2003-11-24 07:12:13 UTC
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On Mon, 24 Nov 2003 06:12:34 GMT, mapanari
Post by mapanari
Post by Steve Wertz
On Mon, 24 Nov 2003 03:45:49 GMT, mapanari
Post by mapanari
Dateline NBC review of 100 fast food joints picked at random from
health dept. paperwork all over America.
Wrong.
Post by mapanari
This includes feces, rat dropping, employees snotting into food,
coughing, roaches, food left out overnight and more.
Notice how Mapster never includes links to his 'information'?
Because, as usual, Mapi is hallucinating again. He fabricated
everything except for the mention of a roach.
See the real story at: http://www.msnbc.com/news/992692.asp#BODY
-sw
What part of that post did you have a hard time understanding? The fact
that on MSNBC's website (Part of NBC/Dateline btw..) that puzzled you so
much?
That they put the worst 10 in decending order instead of the acending order
I posted the top worst 4 in?
Since you didn't watch the special on Dateline and they don't have a whole
replay of the whole show on their website nor do they post a script of the
whole show, how the fuck do you know what they said or not in 1/2 of TV
time vs what the limited 140 words on their website?
This is a pretty pathetic try mumbling your way out of this one, liar.
I did see it - about 2 weeks ago. The fact that you're posting it 14
days later makes it pretty obvious that you only read the article
anyway.

Again - you have distored the facts of the investigation. Don't seem
so surprised - you do it all the time, and get called on it, and try
and weasle your way out of it just like this time.

-sw
jim andrews
2003-11-24 07:38:08 UTC
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Post by Steve Wertz
On Mon, 24 Nov 2003 06:12:34 GMT, mapanari
Post by mapanari
Post by Steve Wertz
On Mon, 24 Nov 2003 03:45:49 GMT, mapanari
Post by mapanari
Dateline NBC review of 100 fast food joints picked at random from
health dept. paperwork all over America.
Wrong.
Post by mapanari
This includes feces, rat dropping, employees snotting into food,
coughing, roaches, food left out overnight and more.
Notice how Mapster never includes links to his 'information'?
Because, as usual, Mapi is hallucinating again. He fabricated
everything except for the mention of a roach.
See the real story at: http://www.msnbc.com/news/992692.asp#BODY
-sw
What part of that post did you have a hard time understanding? The fact
that on MSNBC's website (Part of NBC/Dateline btw..) that puzzled you so
much?
That they put the worst 10 in decending order instead of the acending order
I posted the top worst 4 in?
Since you didn't watch the special on Dateline and they don't have a whole
replay of the whole show on their website nor do they post a script of the
whole show, how the fuck do you know what they said or not in 1/2 of TV
time vs what the limited 140 words on their website?
This is a pretty pathetic try mumbling your way out of this one, liar.
I did see it - about 2 weeks ago. The fact that you're posting it 14
days later makes it pretty obvious that you only read the article
anyway.
Again - you have distored the facts of the investigation. Don't seem
so surprised - you do it all the time, and get called on it, and try
and weasle your way out of it just like this time.
I don't have a horse in this race, but I'd just like to point out that I
did 2 years at Wendy's in high school and it's the cleanest fucking
place I've ever been in . . . including a Motorola clean room. (OK, I
exaggerate a bit.)

jim andrews
Steve Wertz
2003-11-24 08:38:23 UTC
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On Mon, 24 Nov 2003 07:38:08 GMT, jim andrews
Post by jim andrews
I don't have a horse in this race, but I'd just like to point out that I
did 2 years at Wendy's in high school and it's the cleanest fucking
place I've ever been in . . . including a Motorola clean room. (OK, I
exaggerate a bit.)
I did 2 years at BK and it was clean as well. Once a month we'd do a
swing shift and completely clean everything, including breaking down
and scrubbing the broiler-conveyor thingy. Ironically, the burgers
didn't taste as good unless there was some week-old grease smouldering
away in that thing.

It really depends on the particular store and franchise owner how
clean a place the run and the hygene/habits of the employees. I'm
sure each Corporate headquarters has developed strict cleanliness
guidelines, but it's up the management to follow trough with them,
obviously.

-sw
Mike Smith
2003-11-24 11:25:22 UTC
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On Mon, 24 Nov 2003 02:38:23 -0600, Steve Wertz
Post by Steve Wertz
On Mon, 24 Nov 2003 07:38:08 GMT, jim andrews
Post by jim andrews
I don't have a horse in this race, but I'd just like to point out that I
did 2 years at Wendy's in high school and it's the cleanest fucking
place I've ever been in . . . including a Motorola clean room. (OK, I
exaggerate a bit.)
I did 2 years at BK and it was clean as well. Once a month we'd do a
swing shift and completely clean everything, including breaking down
and scrubbing the broiler-conveyor thingy. Ironically, the burgers
didn't taste as good unless there was some week-old grease smouldering
away in that thing.
It really depends on the particular store and franchise owner how
clean a place the run and the hygene/habits of the employees. I'm
sure each Corporate headquarters has developed strict cleanliness
guidelines, but it's up the management to follow trough with them,
obviously.
-sw
Hmmmm... NBC?

Weren't they the "news" organization that intentionally blew up chevy
pick-ups to prove that a side impact would blow up the gas tank?

Mike Smith
mapanari
2003-11-24 22:44:09 UTC
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Post by Mike Smith
On Mon, 24 Nov 2003 02:38:23 -0600, Steve Wertz
Post by Steve Wertz
On Mon, 24 Nov 2003 07:38:08 GMT, jim andrews
Post by jim andrews
I don't have a horse in this race, but I'd just like to point out
that I did 2 years at Wendy's in high school and it's the cleanest
fucking place I've ever been in . . . including a Motorola clean
room. (OK, I exaggerate a bit.)
I did 2 years at BK and it was clean as well. Once a month we'd do a
swing shift and completely clean everything, including breaking down
and scrubbing the broiler-conveyor thingy. Ironically, the burgers
didn't taste as good unless there was some week-old grease smouldering
away in that thing.
It really depends on the particular store and franchise owner how
clean a place the run and the hygene/habits of the employees. I'm
sure each Corporate headquarters has developed strict cleanliness
guidelines, but it's up the management to follow trough with them,
obviously.
-sw
Hmmmm... NBC?
Weren't they the "news" organization that intentionally blew up chevy
pick-ups to prove that a side impact would blow up the gas tank?
Mike Smith
Every once in a while Dateline, 20/20 and other news magazine shows get
away from sobbing mothers with defective children, co-joined twins,
interviews with celebrities with such probing Barbara Walteresque questions
like "Why does everyone love you so much and what is the meaning of life,
Angelina Jolie and your sidekick, Bozo the talking chimp?" and actually do
some real reporting.

I still remember almost all of John Stossel's reports, that report on Food
Lion produce where they used wire brushes to clean the cauliflower and put
it back out and changing the dates on green old meat to show it was newer
(Food Lion had to finally change their name!) and the one about the
whistleblower Navy Petty officer about the private airforce island in the
Carribean where all the generals and politicians went for sex, drugs and
golf and he was demoted and fired afterwards, and THEY CAME BACK AGAIN a
few months later asking the pentagon why they harrassed the poor
whistleblower! Genuine in your face reporting. I love it.

But ever since the education level of the average america has plummeted due
to liberlism's insidious plot to traitorously destroy America and turn it
into the Socialist Republic of Congo and America, and more women watch
these shows, they've become prime time weeping whining touchy feely soap
operas for women and morons...until last week.

I love exposes like that.

NBC, ABC...I don't care. Expose the fucking corporate basterds along with
their paid lackeys, politicians and all those dog gammed piples that make
the average person's life miserable in America today I say!

Mapi, the insult dog.
Sam Hayes Merritt, III
2003-11-25 14:42:37 UTC
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Post by mapanari
(Food Lion had to finally change their name!)
They did? So http://www.foodlion.com/ must be someone else?


sam
mapanari
2003-11-26 00:50:51 UTC
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Post by Sam Hayes Merritt, III
http://www.foodlion.com/
In the state I used to live in they did.

I stand partially corrected.
--
Mapanari, The Internet Insult Dog

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ :-) ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
5733HWuo773H
2003-11-24 14:33:02 UTC
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Post by Steve Wertz
I did 2 years at BK
-sw
I did 2 years at BK
-sw
I did 2 years at BK
-sw
I did 2 years at BK
-sw
I did 2 years at BK
-sw
I did 2 years at BK
-sw
I did 2 years at BK
-sw
I did 2 years at BK
-sw
I did 2 years at BK
-sw
Steve Wertz
2003-11-24 15:59:15 UTC
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On Mon, 24 Nov 2003 14:33:02 GMT, 5733HWuo773H
Post by Steve Wertz
I did 2 years at BK
-sw
I did 2 years at BK
-sw
Yeah, so? Over 62% of the current workforce got their start in fast
food. Got fired after 2 weeks, did ya?

I guess I shouldn't expect much from someone who think sits cute to
use such a childish handle to post with. Is that what you use on the
AOL chatrooms, too?

-sw
5733HWuo773H
2003-11-24 16:19:21 UTC
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Post by Steve Wertz
On Mon, 24 Nov 2003 14:33:02 GMT, 5733HWuo773H
Post by Steve Wertz
I did 2 years at BK
-sw
I did 2 years at BK
-sw
Yeah, so? Over 62% of the current workforce got their start in fast
food. Got fired after 2 weeks, did ya?
I guess I shouldn't expect much from someone who think sits cute to
use such a childish handle to post with. Is that what you use on the
AOL chatrooms, too?
-sw
What I meant was you only did 2 years. I'm working on 6.
5733HWuo773H
2003-11-24 16:37:41 UTC
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Post by Steve Wertz
I guess I shouldn't expect much from someone who think sits cute to
use such a childish handle to post with. Is that what you use on the
AOL chatrooms, too?
-sw
Thanks for pointing out how serious and adult like it is to post
to NG's all day every day for years, Sqwertz.
Jon
2003-11-25 07:20:43 UTC
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On Mon, 24 Nov 2003 09:59:15 -0600, Steve Wertz
Post by Steve Wertz
On Mon, 24 Nov 2003 14:33:02 GMT, 5733HWuo773H
Post by Steve Wertz
I did 2 years at BK
-sw
I did 2 years at BK
-sw
Yeah, so? Over 62% of the current workforce got their start in fast
food. Got fired after 2 weeks, did ya?
I guess I shouldn't expect much from someone who think sits cute to
use such a childish handle to post with.
...and who can't even proofread his own handle. "HELLonMHEELS"? What
the hell is a mheel? :P
unknown
2003-11-25 14:14:42 UTC
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Post by Jon
On Mon, 24 Nov 2003 09:59:15 -0600, Steve Wertz
Post by Steve Wertz
On Mon, 24 Nov 2003 14:33:02 GMT, 5733HWuo773H
Post by Steve Wertz
I did 2 years at BK
-sw
I did 2 years at BK
-sw
Yeah, so? Over 62% of the current workforce got their start in fast
food. Got fired after 2 weeks, did ya?
I guess I shouldn't expect much from someone who think sits cute to
use such a childish handle to post with.
...and who can't even proofread his own handle. "HELLonMHEELS"? What
the hell is a mheel? :P
Kinda like your mom did with your birth certificate, John? Or was she trying
for her career departure?
Jon
2003-12-01 05:58:25 UTC
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Post by unknown
Post by Jon
On Mon, 24 Nov 2003 09:59:15 -0600, Steve Wertz
Post by Steve Wertz
On Mon, 24 Nov 2003 14:33:02 GMT, 5733HWuo773H
Post by Steve Wertz
I did 2 years at BK
-sw
I did 2 years at BK
-sw
Yeah, so? Over 62% of the current workforce got their start in fast
food. Got fired after 2 weeks, did ya?
I guess I shouldn't expect much from someone who think sits cute to
use such a childish handle to post with.
...and who can't even proofread his own handle. "HELLonMHEELS"? What
the hell is a mheel? :P
Kinda like your mom did with your birth certificate, John? Or was she trying
for her career departure?
It's the familiar form of my full name: Jonathan. Unlike your good
self, I don't feel the need to hide behind an alias.

mapanari
2003-11-24 22:44:41 UTC
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Post by Steve Wertz
I did 2 years at BK
-sw
I did 2 years at BK
-sw
I did 2 years at BK
-sw
I did 2 years at BK
-sw
I did 2 years at BK
-sw
I did 2 years at BK
-sw
I did 2 years at BK
-sw
I did 2 years at BK
-sw
I did 2 years at BK
-sw
'nuff said....you noticed I didn't even bother responding.

mapi, the insult dog
mapanari
2003-11-24 22:27:16 UTC
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Post by jim andrews
Post by Steve Wertz
On Mon, 24 Nov 2003 06:12:34 GMT, mapanari
Post by mapanari
Post by Steve Wertz
On Mon, 24 Nov 2003 03:45:49 GMT, mapanari
Post by mapanari
Dateline NBC review of 100 fast food joints picked at random from
health dept. paperwork all over America.
Wrong.
Post by mapanari
This includes feces, rat dropping, employees snotting into food,
coughing, roaches, food left out overnight and more.
Notice how Mapster never includes links to his 'information'?
Because, as usual, Mapi is hallucinating again. He fabricated
everything except for the mention of a roach.
See the real story at: http://www.msnbc.com/news/992692.asp#BODY
-sw
What part of that post did you have a hard time understanding? The
fact that on MSNBC's website (Part of NBC/Dateline btw..) that
puzzled you so much?
That they put the worst 10 in decending order instead of the
acending order I posted the top worst 4 in?
Since you didn't watch the special on Dateline and they don't have a
whole replay of the whole show on their website nor do they post a
script of the whole show, how the fuck do you know what they said or
not in 1/2 of TV time vs what the limited 140 words on their
website?
This is a pretty pathetic try mumbling your way out of this one,
liar. I did see it - about 2 weeks ago. The fact that you're posting
it 14 days later makes it pretty obvious that you only read the
article anyway.
Again - you have distored the facts of the investigation. Don't seem
so surprised - you do it all the time, and get called on it, and try
and weasle your way out of it just like this time.
I don't have a horse in this race, but I'd just like to point out that
I did 2 years at Wendy's in high school and it's the cleanest fucking
place I've ever been in . . . including a Motorola clean room. (OK, I
exaggerate a bit.)
jim andrews
I know an arab terrorist who's a nice guy and loves his family...therefor
all arab terrorists are nice guys who loves their families....

Why is almost everyone on this newsgroup such a lightwieght when it comes
to logic and debating skills?

Oh, and yah! I forgot...you're all doodoo heads, stupid, maroonic and
you're all wrong, so there!

BTW...I know of a Wendy's that's the dirtiest fast food joint in the world
world so all Wendys must be the extremely dirty too!


mapi
Logan Shaw
2003-11-24 23:13:16 UTC
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Post by mapanari
Post by jim andrews
I don't have a horse in this race, but I'd just like to point out that
I did 2 years at Wendy's in high school and it's the cleanest fucking
place I've ever been in . . . including a Motorola clean room. (OK, I
exaggerate a bit.)
BTW...I know of a Wendy's that's the dirtiest fast food joint in the world
world so all Wendys must be the extremely dirty too!
I think he's just trying to point out that the standard deviation is
large. Cleanliness is not just a function of the company with whom
the restaurant has a franchise agreement. In fact, there may be more
correlation with owner or with manager than with brand name.

- Logan
MonteP
2003-11-25 02:33:49 UTC
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Post by Logan Shaw
Post by mapanari
Post by jim andrews
I don't have a horse in this race, but I'd just like to point out
that I did 2 years at Wendy's in high school and it's the cleanest
fucking place I've ever been in . . . including a Motorola clean
room. (OK, I exaggerate a bit.)
BTW...I know of a Wendy's that's the dirtiest fast food joint in the
world world so all Wendys must be the extremely dirty too!
I think he's just trying to point out that the standard deviation is
large. Cleanliness is not just a function of the company with whom
the restaurant has a franchise agreement. In fact, there may be more
correlation with owner or with manager than with brand name.
- Logan
Careful with hanging your hat on that conclusion. I take it you did not
read the article? If you had you would have noticed they went to 100+
(same number each franchise) across the US. The severe health
infractions ranged from around 140 for the #10(cleanest?) to around 240
for #1 Burger King. Now standard deviations are not really applicable
when you look at what it is actually showing you, namely the their is a
uniform gradient between those ten chains AND that the dirtiest is nearly
TWICE that of the cleanest.

Now it may be a manager thing at the bottom line, but they are trained
and (supposedly provided oversight) by the franchisor, and THAT is where
the problem lies. The findings completely support the conclusion that the
franchisor oversight plays a SIGNIFICANT part in cleanliness. Which by
the way is pretty much what two of the corporations said in their
responses to the results.
--
"The Rule of Man may be seductive, but the Rule of Law does not carry
social diseases!
To restore the Rule of Law is simple, send pretzels to the Whitehouse!"
...MonteP
mapanari
2003-11-25 05:21:57 UTC
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Post by MonteP
Post by Logan Shaw
Post by mapanari
Post by jim andrews
I don't have a horse in this race, but I'd just like to point out
that I did 2 years at Wendy's in high school and it's the cleanest
fucking place I've ever been in . . . including a Motorola clean
room. (OK, I exaggerate a bit.)
BTW...I know of a Wendy's that's the dirtiest fast food joint in the
world world so all Wendys must be the extremely dirty too!
I think he's just trying to point out that the standard deviation is
large. Cleanliness is not just a function of the company with whom
the restaurant has a franchise agreement. In fact, there may be more
correlation with owner or with manager than with brand name.
- Logan
Careful with hanging your hat on that conclusion. I take it you did
not read the article? If you had you would have noticed they went to
100+ (same number each franchise) across the US. The severe health
infractions ranged from around 140 for the #10(cleanest?) to around
240 for #1 Burger King. Now standard deviations are not really
applicable when you look at what it is actually showing you, namely
the their is a uniform gradient between those ten chains AND that the
dirtiest is nearly TWICE that of the cleanest.
Now it may be a manager thing at the bottom line, but they are trained
and (supposedly provided oversight) by the franchisor, and THAT is
where the problem lies. The findings completely support the conclusion
that the franchisor oversight plays a SIGNIFICANT part in cleanliness.
Which by the way is pretty much what two of the corporations said in
their responses to the results.
I wasn't going to bring this up, but did you notice the restaurants that
were the dirtiest were full of immigrants and in big cities?

I bet if you took medium size cities with small immigrant and illegal base
factors in them, the restaurants would be 10X cleaner.

I'm reminded of that other news mag special about 6 years ago about
restaurants in Los Angles and hidden cameras...meskins everywhere and
everywhere they were they were snotting into soup, shitting and using their
hands to wipe their asses, flipping cigarret butts into the food, spitting
into it, coughing on it...and one of the restaurants was Spagos!!!!

I try not to eat at any restaurants with lots of mexicans in the kitchen.
They're a dirty unclean and slovenly uneducated and peasant people who
don't know any better and don't want to know any better.
--
Mapanari, The Internet Insult Dog

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ :-) ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Steve Wertz
2003-11-25 08:03:15 UTC
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On Tue, 25 Nov 2003 05:21:57 GMT, mapanari
Post by mapanari
I wasn't going to bring this up, but did you notice the restaurants that
were the dirtiest were full of immigrants and in big cities?
The 100 restaurants were never identified, so there's no way of
telling which franchises were "full of immigrants".

But hey, don't let me stand in the path of the rantings of a complete
lunatic. After all, I made Mapi what he is today.

-sw
mapanari
2003-11-25 05:18:33 UTC
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Post by Logan Shaw
Post by mapanari
Post by jim andrews
I don't have a horse in this race, but I'd just like to point out
that I did 2 years at Wendy's in high school and it's the cleanest
fucking place I've ever been in . . . including a Motorola clean
room. (OK, I exaggerate a bit.)
BTW...I know of a Wendy's that's the dirtiest fast food joint in the
world world so all Wendys must be the extremely dirty too!
I think he's just trying to point out that the standard deviation is
large. Cleanliness is not just a function of the company with whom
the restaurant has a franchise agreement. In fact, there may be more
correlation with owner or with manager than with brand name.
- Logan
This is true, but you people need to learn how to read.

I said, the website said, and the show said "100 of each restaurants were
picked at random from all across the USA.".

The deviation may be huge, but that's not the point.
My dick is huge, but we all know the rest of you, just because you're on
usenet doesn't mean you all have a propensity for macro-penilitus.

Sheesh...does no one take statistical anylisis (sp?) or logic in college or
high school anymore?
--
Mapanari, The Internet Insult Dog

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ :-) ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
r***@portraitart.net
2003-11-24 23:25:55 UTC
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Post by mapanari
Post by jim andrews
Post by Steve Wertz
On Mon, 24 Nov 2003 06:12:34 GMT, mapanari
Post by mapanari
Post by Steve Wertz
On Mon, 24 Nov 2003 03:45:49 GMT, mapanari
Post by mapanari
Dateline NBC review of 100 fast food joints picked at random from
health dept. paperwork all over America.
Wrong.
Post by mapanari
This includes feces, rat dropping, employees snotting into food,
coughing, roaches, food left out overnight and more.
Notice how Mapster never includes links to his 'information'?
Because, as usual, Mapi is hallucinating again. He fabricated
everything except for the mention of a roach.
See the real story at: http://www.msnbc.com/news/992692.asp#BODY
-sw
What part of that post did you have a hard time understanding? The
fact that on MSNBC's website (Part of NBC/Dateline btw..) that
puzzled you so much?
That they put the worst 10 in decending order instead of the
acending order I posted the top worst 4 in?
Since you didn't watch the special on Dateline and they don't have a
whole replay of the whole show on their website nor do they post a
script of the whole show, how the fuck do you know what they said or
not in 1/2 of TV time vs what the limited 140 words on their
website?
This is a pretty pathetic try mumbling your way out of this one,
liar. I did see it - about 2 weeks ago. The fact that you're posting
it 14 days later makes it pretty obvious that you only read the
article anyway.
Again - you have distored the facts of the investigation. Don't seem
so surprised - you do it all the time, and get called on it, and try
and weasle your way out of it just like this time.
I don't have a horse in this race, but I'd just like to point out that
I did 2 years at Wendy's in high school and it's the cleanest fucking
place I've ever been in . . . including a Motorola clean room. (OK, I
exaggerate a bit.)
jim andrews
I know an arab terrorist who's a nice guy and loves his family...therefor
all arab terrorists are nice guys who loves their families....
Why is almost everyone on this newsgroup such a lightwieght when it comes
to logic and debating skills?
Oh, and yah! I forgot...you're all doodoo heads, stupid, maroonic and
you're all wrong, so there!
BTW...I know of a Wendy's that's the dirtiest fast food joint in the world
world so all Wendys must be the extremely dirty too!
mapi
I know this one guy who's a real fat fucking idiot, so all... oh, sorry.
Grumpy au Contraire
2003-11-25 01:24:05 UTC
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Post by jim andrews
Post by Steve Wertz
On Mon, 24 Nov 2003 06:12:34 GMT, mapanari
Post by mapanari
Post by Steve Wertz
On Mon, 24 Nov 2003 03:45:49 GMT, mapanari
Post by mapanari
Dateline NBC review of 100 fast food joints picked at random from
health dept. paperwork all over America.
Wrong.
Post by mapanari
This includes feces, rat dropping, employees snotting into food,
coughing, roaches, food left out overnight and more.
Notice how Mapster never includes links to his 'information'?
Because, as usual, Mapi is hallucinating again. He fabricated
everything except for the mention of a roach.
See the real story at: http://www.msnbc.com/news/992692.asp#BODY
-sw
What part of that post did you have a hard time understanding? The fact
that on MSNBC's website (Part of NBC/Dateline btw..) that puzzled you so
much?
That they put the worst 10 in decending order instead of the acending order
I posted the top worst 4 in?
Since you didn't watch the special on Dateline and they don't have a whole
replay of the whole show on their website nor do they post a script of the
whole show, how the fuck do you know what they said or not in 1/2 of TV
time vs what the limited 140 words on their website?
This is a pretty pathetic try mumbling your way out of this one, liar.
I did see it - about 2 weeks ago. The fact that you're posting it 14
days later makes it pretty obvious that you only read the article
anyway.
Again - you have distored the facts of the investigation. Don't seem
so surprised - you do it all the time, and get called on it, and try
and weasle your way out of it just like this time.
I don't have a horse in this race, but I'd just like to point out that I
did 2 years at Wendy's in high school and it's the cleanest fucking
place I've ever been in . . . including a Motorola clean room. (OK, I
exaggerate a bit.)
jim andrews
Generally speaking, you're safer eating in a fast food place as compared
to conventional restaurants. The turnover is the key in my opinion...
--
JT

Just tooling through cyberspace in my ancient G4
Richard Hunter
2003-11-24 17:55:43 UTC
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On Mon, 24 Nov 2003 01:12:13 -0600, while driving the porcelain
bus, Steve Wertz <***@cluemail.compost.edu.invalid> wailed
loudly and vomited the words:

<Snip>
Post by Steve Wertz
Again - you have distored the facts of the investigation. Don't seem
so surprised - you do it all the time, and get called on it, and try
and weasle your way out of it just like this time.
step off already.

david
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Grumpy au Contraire
2003-11-25 01:22:18 UTC
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Post by Steve Wertz
On Mon, 24 Nov 2003 06:12:34 GMT, mapanari
Post by mapanari
Post by Steve Wertz
On Mon, 24 Nov 2003 03:45:49 GMT, mapanari
Post by mapanari
Dateline NBC review of 100 fast food joints picked at random from
health dept. paperwork all over America.
Wrong.
Post by mapanari
This includes feces, rat dropping, employees snotting into food,
coughing, roaches, food left out overnight and more.
Notice how Mapster never includes links to his 'information'?
Because, as usual, Mapi is hallucinating again. He fabricated
everything except for the mention of a roach.
See the real story at: http://www.msnbc.com/news/992692.asp#BODY
-sw
What part of that post did you have a hard time understanding? The fact
that on MSNBC's website (Part of NBC/Dateline btw..) that puzzled you so
much?
That they put the worst 10 in decending order instead of the acending order
I posted the top worst 4 in?
Since you didn't watch the special on Dateline and they don't have a whole
replay of the whole show on their website nor do they post a script of the
whole show, how the fuck do you know what they said or not in 1/2 of TV
time vs what the limited 140 words on their website?
This is a pretty pathetic try mumbling your way out of this one, liar.
I did see it - about 2 weeks ago. The fact that you're posting it 14
days later makes it pretty obvious that you only read the article
anyway.
Again - you have distored the facts of the investigation. Don't seem
so surprised - you do it all the time, and get called on it, and try
and weasle your way out of it just like this time.
-sw
That's pretty good as it was on ONE week ago...

Putz!
--
JT

Just tooling through cyberspace in my ancient G4
Steve Wertz
2003-11-25 08:12:07 UTC
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On Tue, 25 Nov 2003 01:22:18 GMT, Grumpy au Contraire
Post by Grumpy au Contraire
That's pretty good as it was on ONE week ago...
November 16th...
Post by Grumpy au Contraire
Putz!
Indeed.

-sw
Brian Clifton
2003-11-25 04:57:14 UTC
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Whoa, sounds like someone needs their diapers changed
Post by mapanari
Post by Steve Wertz
On Mon, 24 Nov 2003 03:45:49 GMT, mapanari
Post by mapanari
Dateline NBC review of 100 fast food joints picked at random from
health dept. paperwork all over America.
Wrong.
Post by mapanari
This includes feces, rat dropping, employees snotting into food,
coughing, roaches, food left out overnight and more.
Notice how Mapster never includes links to his 'information'?
Because, as usual, Mapi is hallucinating again. He fabricated
everything except for the mention of a roach.
See the real story at: http://www.msnbc.com/news/992692.asp#BODY
-sw
What part of that post did you have a hard time understanding? The fact
that on MSNBC's website (Part of NBC/Dateline btw..) that puzzled you so
much?
That they put the worst 10 in decending order instead of the acending order
I posted the top worst 4 in?
Since you didn't watch the special on Dateline and they don't have a whole
replay of the whole show on their website nor do they post a script of the
whole show, how the fuck do you know what they said or not in 1/2 of TV
time vs what the limited 140 words on their website?
mapi
Richard Hunter
2003-11-24 18:03:18 UTC
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On Sun, 23 Nov 2003 22:43:01 -0600, while driving the porcelain
Post by Steve Wertz
On Mon, 24 Nov 2003 03:45:49 GMT, mapanari
Post by mapanari
Dateline NBC review of 100 fast food joints picked at random from health
dept. paperwork all over America.
Wrong.
Post by mapanari
This includes feces, rat dropping, employees snotting into food, coughing,
roaches, food left out overnight and more.
Notice how Mapster never includes links to his 'information'?
Because, as usual, Mapi is hallucinating again. He fabricated
everything except for the mention of a roach.
there was mention of mice droppings in a Mesa, Az Wendy's.

the article also tells of a woman who received a drink cup with
blood on it.

you should read a bit closer before shooting off your mouth. ;P

david
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Art
2003-11-24 12:30:46 UTC
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"mapanari" wrote in message
Post by mapanari
1. Burger King (1 is worst)
2. Arby's
3. Wendy's
4. Hardees.
Dateline NBC review of 100 fast food joints picked at random from health
dept. paperwork all over America.
This includes feces, rat dropping, employees snotting into food, coughing,
roaches, food left out overnight and more.
The other top 6 are on their web site.
Yum.
mapi
Opposed to McDonalds, which cooks their food into a cardboard tasting,
dry and overpriced lump of so-called healthy food. I'll have the grease and
grime
anyday!!

And anyone who actually worries about this stuff is a neurotic worry freak.
John R. Strohm
2003-11-24 14:04:06 UTC
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Post by Art
"mapanari" wrote in message
Post by mapanari
1. Burger King (1 is worst)
2. Arby's
3. Wendy's
4. Hardees.
Dateline NBC review of 100 fast food joints picked at random from health
dept. paperwork all over America.
This includes feces, rat dropping, employees snotting into food, coughing,
roaches, food left out overnight and more.
The other top 6 are on their web site.
Yum.
mapi
Opposed to McDonalds, which cooks their food into a cardboard tasting,
dry and overpriced lump of so-called healthy food. I'll have the grease and
grime
anyday!!
Some years ago, because of a coincidentally-timed stomach virus, I called the
Public Health Department and asked them to check on a McDonalds in Dallas. The
inspector who checked them out called me back, the next day, and gave me a
DETAILED briefing on what he'd seen. There was no question whatsoever that,
cardboard though it may be, it was CLEAN cardboard. I was impressed. We
concluded that the timing had to have been coincidental.
r5
2003-11-25 05:40:10 UTC
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I've noticed in watching channel 36's Food for Thought that the
big chain fast food restaurants score consistently high. It
seems that whenever an infraction is levied against one of them
that they score like a 95 on re-inspection.
Steve Wertz
2003-11-25 08:17:46 UTC
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Post by r5
I've noticed in watching channel 36's Food for Thought that the
big chain fast food restaurants score consistently high. It
seems that whenever an infraction is levied against one of them
that they score like a 95 on re-inspection.
In general, the fast food places score the highest on the health
inspections. Also note that they never (or rarely) inspect anything
over $15+/entree. You might be able to chalk that up to the ratio of
$15+ vs $4-$10 plate establishments, though. Or it coild be a
conspiracy, as mapi would claim.

-sw
Flatch U. Lance
2003-11-26 03:52:58 UTC
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Post by mapanari
1. Burger King (1 is worst)
2. Arby's
3. Wendy's
4. Hardees.
Dateline NBC review of 100 fast food joints picked at random from health
dept. paperwork all over America.
This includes feces, rat dropping, employees snotting into food, coughing,
roaches, food left out overnight and more.
The other top 6 are on their web site.
Yum.
mapi
What do you expect. These places are nothing but fat factories, helping the
300lb Wal-Mart pigs, make it to 400lbs.
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