The Greatest Truth Never Told - Economy collapse and your enslavement

[Arash Boodagh]

The Greatest Truth Never Told

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The Greatest Truth Never Told (TGTNT) is a video series that has been 7 years in research and development. It is centered around the truth that humanity has been enslaved over and over again throughout history. TGTNT lays out the case for even the most cynical and indoctrinated individual that…

The paradigm which we operate under is mathematically going to end.
The end of the world as we know it does not mean it is the end of the world.
The way of life we are currently leading is pulling humanity down and should be shown the door.
We cannot change the world to make our self happy or free.
We must change our self to make the world happy and free.
The awakening process is a very hard road for those with no guidance.
All of the problems we face in the world start and stop within our consciousness.
When you realize that you have this power, nothing can stop this change.
Humanity has the ability to truly free themselves once and for all.

thegreatesttruthnevertold.com

[heavyfuel]

3 minutes in, decided I'm going to be free from this video lol not donating 4 hrs of my life to a slide show haha

[Arash Boodagh]

:thumbsup:
The information is golden... those who know will appreciate what this guy has complied... 7 years in the making.

[BigMass]

Just take 1984, Brave New World, and Idiocracy, put them in a blender. PRESTO!. There's your reality.

[rx7_turbo2]

For me it's always been heights. Snakes don't bother me, spiders are fine, never been afraid of dogs. Heights though? The worst. Not 20' or anything but if I'm up 30 stories I don't like to get to close to the windows:rofl: Strangely enough heights from a plane and planes in general have no negative effect :dunno:

[A790]

Originally posted by rx7_turbo2
Strangely enough heights from a plane and planes in general have no negative effect :dunno:
I wonder if it's because you know that you're sitting on a relatively solid surface. Like, the sensation of the risk of calling doesn't exist. Ya know?

[BrknFngrs]

Originally posted by rx7_turbo2
Strangely enough heights from a plane and planes in general have no negative effect :dunno:

Interesting, I was just having a conversation with a pilot last night and he said the same thing. Crazy fear of heights but entirely comfortable flying all the time.

[rx7_turbo2]

Originally posted by A790

I wonder if it's because you know that you're sitting on a relatively solid surface. Like, the sensation of the risk of calling doesn't exist. Ya know?

Could be. I've been in the window seat of a few planes forced to circle cities pretty low and I actually enjoy it. Yet if I was near a window in sight of the ground in one of the buildings I'm circling? I do not like that :eek:

I proposed to my wife on the top of the Rockefeller Building in New York. I was far more concerned with being near the edge than I was with the whole will you marry me thing.

[Nitro5]

On of the craziest things I ever saw was the testing for fire jumpers at the Jack Simson Gym at UofC. To show their non-fear of heights there was a ladder in the middle of the gym that went straight up past the track to near the ceiling and was free-standing. The candidate had to climb the ladder to the top, loop their leg over the top rung and then lean back with their hands in the air.

I've never been bothered by heights, but I don't know if I could do that.

[bourge73]

No way for me its falling. I am scared of falling. I dream I m falling and before I hit the ground. poof I wake up. That's scary shit right there.

[bourge73]

Oh sorry to derail yet another awesome thread but what would you suppose a guy would like to eat for lunch today? I am thinking about picking up a Mozza Burger. (and onion rings and Rootbeer)

[01RedDX]

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[rx7_turbo2]

Originally posted by 01RedDX

Sounds like you've already made up your mind. :) Maybe make it a baconator?

But to keep on topic, typical acrophobia (fear of heights) is not necessarily of being very high up, it's an irrational fear like agoraphobia or claustrophobia, so unless you suffer from a combo of these, you won't necessarily experience it on an air plane.
All are individual symptoms of a wider panic/anxiety disorder and are pretty common.

Hmmmm. I wondered if maybe it was the forward motion of the airplane that somehow changes the dynamics that make the height an issue for me. :dunno:

[revelations]

So ARASH, how has your life changed after watching that video?

[Maxx Mazda]

Originally posted by revelations
So ARASH, how has your life changed after watching that video?

Can we keep this thread on topic please?

[bourge73]

Originally posted by Maxx Mazda


Can we keep this thread on topic please?

Well you know the old saying. Nope

[rx7_turbo2]

Originally posted by bourge73


Well you know the old saying. Nope

No worries. We can switch up the topic.

Chris Farley, does his comedy hold up? I mean when I was young I thought he was the funniest thing I had ever seen. But is it still as funny?

[Arash Boodagh]

Originally posted by revelations
So ARASH, how has your life changed after watching that video? Having skimmed through some parts for now and watched 70% I found the information pretty accurate and good, things Ive known from the conspiracy world already...
my long term plan is to "get the hell out of Dodge".

[CompletelyNumb]

I heard the heights thing was a matter of perspective. When you're as high up as a plane, your brain can't fully distinguish what's below you, so it doesn't recognize the height you're at.

All I know is climbing a derrick makes me shake. Jumping out of a plane wasn't even scary.

[JRSC00LUDE]

Originally posted by Arash Boodagh

my long term plan is to "get the hell out of Dodge".

Don't let the door hit you on the way out....

[masoncgy]

Originally posted by bourge73
Oh sorry to derail yet another awesome thread but what would you suppose a guy would like to eat for lunch today? I am thinking about picking up a Mozza Burger. (and onion rings and Rootbeer)

One word of advice: if you get a Mozza burger, tell them you want pickles and onions on it... and enjoy!

You'll never eat a Mozza without again!

[rx7_turbo2]

Originally posted by masoncgy


One word of advice: if you get a Mozza burger, tell them you want pickles and onions on it... and enjoy!

You'll never eat a Mozza without again!

A Mozza has always been a favourite of mine. I haven't been to an A&W in years though. I can't eat there without getting onion rings, and I found no matter what location the rings started to take a major slide in quality, so I stopped going entirely.

[Arash Boodagh]

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[01RedDX]

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[Arash Boodagh]

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[revelations]

Originally posted by 01RedDX
So in the big chain burger hierarchy, I'd say:

Wendy's>A&W>BK>McDonald's

Anyone agree?

Nah for me its


Wendys
A&W
McD (some healthier options)
BK

[Arash Boodagh]

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[rx7_turbo2]

Originally posted by revelations


Nah for me its


Wendys
A&W
McD (some healthier options)
BK

Really for me it's Wendy's or nothing. I haven't eaten at BK or A&W in years (5+). I very rarely eat at McDonald's, once every 6-8 months my body craves Mcnuggets, I try to resist but I cave every time.

[Arash Boodagh]

Bank run
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[01RedDX]

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[ZenOps]

If you are afraid of heights, don't get off on the Sunalta C-train stop.

That shits scary. No rails on the platforms, just transparent safety glass of some sort..

McDouble is the best value burger, two patties and a slice o cheese. Best tasting, alley burger.

[roll_over]

Mozza burger has 600 calories better eat a bunch of those before the Arash prophecy comes to fruition

[Arash Boodagh]

Just another cog in the machine
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[rx7_turbo2]

My worst nightmare.

Coating on Willis Tower Skydeck's Ledge Cracks Under Tourists
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[Arash Boodagh]

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More here
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[Arash Boodagh]

One more before I go grocery shopping.
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[Nitro5]

I had a Dairy Queen burger the other day. Never had one before, it was quite good. The flamethrower or something. Wasn't all that spicy, but very good. Still think Wendy's is the best fast food burger.

[bourge73]

Well I like A &W and the addition of
Pickles and onions was a great choice
I really appreciate that. I won't order one again
without them pickles and onions. If you haven't
been to the a and w's again you should go


Oh hey Matt Walter is in for the stamps nice
Go stamps!!

[01RedDX]

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[kertejud2]

Originally posted by masoncgy


One word of advice: if you get a Mozza burger, tell them you want pickles and onions on it... and enjoy!

You'll never eat a Mozza without again!

If you're lucky they'll agree to put an onion ring on it as well. Some call it a life changing experience, others call it a very good addition to a burger, up to you to decide.

[Tik-Tok]

Ugh. Never could stomach A&W burgers. Don't know what it is that's in their spices, but always gives me a stomach ache. I always get a Chubby there instead.

[A790]

Originally posted by Tik-Tok
I always get a Chubby there instead.
That means two things.

[Arash Boodagh]

How the great depression was engineered.
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[Seth1968]

How can you people be so demeaning?

Are you so fucking emotionally defunct that you have to insult someone who often raises valid questions and does not simply bow down to conformity?

[01RedDX]

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[Mista Bob]

Originally posted by Seth1968
How can you people be so demeaning?

Are you so fucking emotionally defunct that you have to insult someone who often raises valid questions and does not simply bow down to conformity?

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[Seth1968]

Originally posted by 01RedDX

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Thanks for the typical stereotype, but that's not me.

If I had it my way, I'd personally, (and glad fully), kill all those who that are a proven danger to myself, my family, and society in general.

Do you have children Red?

Does it concern you that paedophiles , rapists, and first degree murderers are let back loose into society?

Oh it doesn't matter anyway, as they are let loose into YOUR neighbourhood, AND NOT the posh gated residence of the law.

[rx7_turbo2]

Back on topic please :hijack:

There is something different about the seasoning on an A&W burger. Kind of seasoning salt but with something I can't put my finger on. Anybody work/works or know somebody that has and would be able to shed some light on the seasoning of an A&W burger?

[roll_over]

Originally posted by rx7_turbo2
Back on topic please :hijack:

There is something different about the seasoning on an A&W burger. Kind of seasoning salt but with something I can't put my finger on. Anybody work/works or know somebody that has and would be able to shed some light on the seasoning of an A&W burger?


I've wondered this too?

[FraserB]

Kind of tastes like they use that seasoning salt on their burgers.

[Tik-Tok]

Originally posted by rx7_turbo2
Back on topic please :hijack:

There is something different about the seasoning on an A&W burger. Kind of seasoning salt but with something I can't put my finger on. Anybody work/works or know somebody that has and would be able to shed some light on the seasoning of an A&W burger?

15 years ago I worked in a meat packing plant for like a week. The place made the patties for all western Canada A&W's. We mixed up the Australian 100% non fat beef, with fat, (80/20 if I remember right), and also added the spices in at the same time.

It came in giant bags that came from A&W corporate, so I never did find out what was in it, but there was definitely garlic. Probably garlic salt actually, as that's the only spice I've ever had that upsets my stomach.

[rx7_turbo2]

Originally posted by Tik-Tok
It came in giant bags that came from A&W corporate, so I never did find out what was in it
Wow sounds clandestine! :eek::rofl:

Unmarked bags from "Corporate"? We may have stumbled upon something here.

[kertejud2]

On a related note, the Buddy Burgers at A&W are, to me, the best 'small and cheap' burger deal around. Only because the JBCs at Wendy's seem to have gotten even smaller, bun to meat ratio is way off.

[01RedDX]

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[heavyfuel]

Originally posted by Seth1968



If I had it my way, I'd personally, (and glad fully), kill all those who that are a proven danger to myself, my family, and society in general.



Well thank Christ the world ain't Burger King then. Haven't had a BK burger in quite some time come to think of it.

[sr20s14zenki]

Anybody remember willies? Man they made some good fries.

[msommers]

Their fries were the best! I love fries with a good amount of skin on them. No idea why their chain never caught on.

[rx7_turbo2]

Buddy of mine had a ski tuning/repair shop 1/2 block away from Willies. We ate there all the time, can't remember if the burgers were good but the fries were damn tasty!

[01RedDX]

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[rx7_turbo2]

Originally posted by 01RedDX
Forgot all about Willies, better have a Harvey's burger soon before another Canadian chain bites the dust.

Harvey's annoys me. They have so much potential. I love the idea of being able to stand in front of someone and get that burger topped just the way I want. 4 giant pickles, lots of onions, little mayo, etc etc. But their patty lets them down, the texture isn't right, it's too spongey or rubbery or something.

[BerserkerCatSplat]

Originally posted by rx7_turbo2


Harvey's annoys me. They have so much potential. I love the idea of being able to stand in front of someone and get that burger topped just the way I want. 4 giant pickles, lots of onions, little mayo, etc etc. But their patty lets them down, the texture isn't right, it's too spongey or rubbery or something.

100% agree, I loved the idea of Harvey's but I never could stomach how they processed their beef.

[rx7_turbo2]

Originally posted by BerserkerCatSplat
but I never could stomach how they processed their beef.

Processing plant Manager: So you'd like a typical 80/20 blend?

Harvey's Representative: Nah just grind up the arteries.

[BerserkerCatSplat]

:barf: Nasty!

[Disoblige]

Originally posted by Tik-Tok

It came in giant bags that came from A&W corporate, so I never did find out what was in it, but there was definitely garlic. Probably garlic salt actually, as that's the only spice I've ever had that upsets my stomach.
If it is the same A&W seasoning (orange in color) that they sell now, I love it! I purposely bought some one day because I love that seasoning so much :rofl:

When I make homemade burgers, onion powder and garlic powder makes the patty taste so much more flavorful. Powder by the way, not salt.

[rx7_turbo2]

When I make homemade patties I keep it real simple. No binders, just the right mix of meat, salt and pepper.

[Nitro5]

Originally posted by BerserkerCatSplat


100% agree, I loved the idea of Harvey's but I never could stomach how they processed their beef.

South street is like an upscale Harvey's.

[A790]

Originally posted by Seth1968
How can you people be so demeaning?

Are you so fucking emotionally defunct that you have to insult someone who often raises valid questions and does not simply bow down to conformity?
:rofl:

[sr20s14zenki]

Now when i grill, i get Carmens burgers. They sell them in crossfield here. Its a small butcher shop. You can get a bag of like 25 for like 35$. The price is worth it, they are so damn good.

[98brg2d]

I really like this thread. When I was in high school a girl who worked at A&W told me that the secret seasoning was mostly chili powder.

I also like that photo of the two kids picking cotton. Thanks for that Arash.

[Maxt]

I miss the old Wendy's burgers a lot.

[rx7_turbo2]

Originally posted by Maxt
I miss the old Wendy's burgers a lot.

I agree. Most of the burgers I order at Wendy's are chicken burgers. The Asiago Ranch burger with spicy chicken is really good. If I order a beef burger it's a JBC, which as far as I can tell tastes the same as it did 15years ago.

[toor]

Originally posted by Arash Boodagh
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Preaching independent thought and meaningful lifestyle to a forum populated by temporarily embarrassed millionaires, based in one of the most consumeristic cities in the world? These people have no identity beyond what they "do" and what they "have", they wouldn't know what to do with freedom, mental or financial. The machine is great at bringing people in: our society is built on indebting the next generation to those in power.

Some day, once they've drained their youth and vitality enslaved to a corporation and the next version of the shiny toy they "need", between the odd week of resort pampering or pre-arranged "adventure", as their bodies fail them and their minds fade, they might catch a glimpse of children playing, artists creating or an innovative thought, giving them some hint of what might have been, before going back to comparing the "things" they've amassed with their fellow walking corpses waiting to finally re-join the dirt, paving the way for their hungry little offspring to finish the job they started of completely exhausting this planet for someone else's benefit. To each their own; shame it has doomed us all.

[JRSC00LUDE]

Originally posted by toor


Preaching independent thought and meaningful lifestyle to a forum populated by temporarily embarrassed millionaires, based in one of the most consumeristic cities in the world? These people have no identity beyond what they "do" and what they "have", they wouldn't know what to do with freedom, mental or financial. The machine is great at bringing people in: our society is built on indebting the next generation to those in power.

Some day, once they've drained their youth and vitality enslaved to a corporation and the next version of the shiny toy they "need", between the odd week of resort pampering or pre-arranged "adventure", as their bodies fail them and their minds fade, they might catch a glimpse of children playing, artists creating or an innovative thought, giving them some hint of what might have been, before going back to comparing the "things" they've amassed with their fellow walking corpses waiting to finally re-join the dirt, paving the way for their hungry little offspring to finish the job they started of completely exhausting this planet for someone else's benefit. To each their own; shame it has doomed us all.


:love:

[xnvy]

Personally I go:

Boogie's Burgers > 5 Guys > Wendy's > Peter's > A&W > McDonald's > BK >>> Harvey's.

I always wanted to try those little creations at McDonald's, I can't remember what they're called. When you put like one burger inside another? The McDouble inside something or other? That sounds dirty :poosie:

[Nitro5]

Originally posted by toor


Preaching independent thought and meaningful lifestyle to a forum populated by temporarily embarrassed millionaires, based in one of the most consumeristic cities in the world? These people have no identity beyond what they "do" and what they "have", they wouldn't know what to do with freedom, mental or financial. The machine is great at bringing people in: our society is built on indebting the next generation to those in power.

Some day, once they've drained their youth and vitality enslaved to a corporation and the next version of the shiny toy they "need", between the odd week of resort pampering or pre-arranged "adventure", as their bodies fail them and their minds fade, they might catch a glimpse of children playing, artists creating or an innovative thought, giving them some hint of what might have been, before going back to comparing the "things" they've amassed with their fellow walking corpses waiting to finally re-join the dirt, paving the way for their hungry little offspring to finish the job they started of completely exhausting this planet for someone else's benefit. To each their own; shame it has doomed us all.

Sounds like someone is envious.

Either you lack drive, ambition, intelligence, or a combination of the above to be successful. Instead you take the easy way out. You buy the snake oil that because you aren't successful you are really free. You are nothing more than a lacky in someone's cult.

I've met people that live a very simple life and have no need for modern day life and things. They are truly content and you can see it in their words and actions. Not you though, you can see desire and frustration in your post. You want, but can't have so you lash out like a child.

[Nitro5]

Originally posted by xnvy
Personally I go:

Boogie's Burgers > 5 Guys > Wendy's > Peter's > A&W > McDonald's > BK >>> Harvey's.

I always wanted to try those little creations at McDonald's, I can't remember what they're called. When you put like one burger inside another? The McDouble inside something or other? That sounds dirty :poosie:

Boogies is great, disagree with 5 Guys. Burgers are good, but ruined by the cheap process cheese. Fries are fucking amazing though.

[Tik-Tok]

Originally posted by Nitro5

I've met people that live a very simple life and have no need for modern day life and things. They are truly content and you can see it in their words and actions. Not you though, you can see desire and frustration in your post. You want, but can't have so you lash out like a child.

:werd: Growing up on Vancouver Island, I knew a lot of those people, and none were preachy as fuck about it either, because they don't need to be. Living simplistic isn't a religion, it doesn't need to be pushed on others unless you have an agenda behind it (like the need to be validated)

Those of us that strive for more are well aware of the system in place, but people like Arash assume we're all just blind cogs ignorant to it all, lol. The truly blind are the ones who think they're "outside" the system, and "fighting" it

Also, I miss Wendy's original Bacon Mushroom Melt. Hasn't been the same since they switched to that "portabella" mushroom :(

[01RedDX]

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[rx7_turbo2]

Originally posted by 01RedDX
Back on topic, does anyone still go to Burger Inn, are they even in business still?
Haven't been there in years. Their locations started to get really run down. Not sure if they're still around.

[toor]

Success differs for all, usually depending on your frame of reference. What you might call drive and ambition, some might call greed and insatiable consumption. The more people snap out of it, the better off the entire planet will be. My time is my own.

[xnvy]

5 Guys Cajun fries are to die for! :drool:

What's Burger Inn? Never heard of it before.

[kertejud2]

Originally posted by toor


Preaching independent thought and meaningful lifestyle to a forum populated by temporarily embarrassed millionaires, based in one of the most consumeristic cities in the world? These people have no identity beyond what they "do" and what they "have", they wouldn't know what to do with freedom, mental or financial. The machine is great at bringing people in: our society is built on indebting the next generation to those in power.

Some day, once they've drained their youth and vitality enslaved to a corporation and the next version of the shiny toy they "need", between the odd week of resort pampering or pre-arranged "adventure", as their bodies fail them and their minds fade, they might catch a glimpse of children playing, artists creating or an innovative thought, giving them some hint of what might have been, before going back to comparing the "things" they've amassed with their fellow walking corpses waiting to finally re-join the dirt, paving the way for their hungry little offspring to finish the job they started of completely exhausting this planet for someone else's benefit. To each their own; shame it has doomed us all.

Yeah, yeah, Clive Burger isn't that good. Sure it's great that all their packaging is compost able but their fries suck.

[01RedDX]

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[xnvy]

Oh yeah, I recognize the one on Macleod. Looks kind of sketchy. I'd rather eat at Arby's... :barf:

[01RedDX]

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[A790]

Originally posted by toor


Preaching independent thought and meaningful lifestyle to a forum populated by temporarily embarrassed millionaires, based in one of the most consumeristic cities in the world? These people have no identity beyond what they "do" and what they "have", they wouldn't know what to do with freedom, mental or financial. The machine is great at bringing people in: our society is built on indebting the next generation to those in power.

Some day, once they've drained their youth and vitality enslaved to a corporation and the next version of the shiny toy they "need", between the odd week of resort pampering or pre-arranged "adventure", as their bodies fail them and their minds fade, they might catch a glimpse of children playing, artists creating or an innovative thought, giving them some hint of what might have been, before going back to comparing the "things" they've amassed with their fellow walking corpses waiting to finally re-join the dirt, paving the way for their hungry little offspring to finish the job they started of completely exhausting this planet for someone else's benefit. To each their own; shame it has doomed us all.

:rofl:

[Lex350]

Originally posted by toor


Preaching independent thought and meaningful lifestyle to a forum populated by temporarily embarrassed millionaires, based in one of the most consumeristic cities in the world? These people have no identity beyond what they "do" and what they "have", they wouldn't know what to do with freedom, mental or financial. The machine is great at bringing people in: our society is built on indebting the next generation to those in power.

Some day, once they've drained their youth and vitality enslaved to a corporation and the next version of the shiny toy they "need", between the odd week of resort pampering or pre-arranged "adventure", as their bodies fail them and their minds fade, they might catch a glimpse of children playing, artists creating or an innovative thought, giving them some hint of what might have been, before going back to comparing the "things" they've amassed with their fellow walking corpses waiting to finally re-join the dirt, paving the way for their hungry little offspring to finish the job they started of completely exhausting this planet for someone else's benefit. To each their own; shame it has doomed us all.


Cb's drive inn is still one of my favorites for Burger and fries.

[BerserkerCatSplat]

Originally posted by toor


Preaching independent thought and meaningful lifestyle to a forum populated by temporarily embarrassed millionaires, based in one of the most consumeristic cities in the world? These people have no identity beyond what they "do" and what they "have", they wouldn't know what to do with freedom, mental or financial. The machine is great at bringing people in: our society is built on indebting the next generation to those in power.

Some day, once they've drained their youth and vitality enslaved to a corporation and the next version of the shiny toy they "need", between the odd week of resort pampering or pre-arranged "adventure", as their bodies fail them and their minds fade, they might catch a glimpse of children playing, artists creating or an innovative thought, giving them some hint of what might have been, before going back to comparing the "things" they've amassed with their fellow walking corpses waiting to finally re-join the dirt, paving the way for their hungry little offspring to finish the job they started of completely exhausting this planet for someone else's benefit. To each their own; shame it has doomed us all.

I tried the Brisket burger thing from Arby's once. I had no expectations of quality or flavour and yet I was still somehow disappointed. It tasted like meatesque cardboard on a bun.

[Tik-Tok]

Originally posted by 01RedDX


My god man... are you mad!?! :eek:

Please don't say that kind of stuff here.

Arby's used to be awesomely cheap. 5x Beef and Cheddar's for $5, and you could add bacon to each one for 50 cents. :drool:

[rx7_turbo2]

Originally posted by rotten42
Cb's drive inn is still one of my favorites for Burger and fries.

CB's is an interesting case.

By most standards the burgers and fries won't hold up. But if you grew up in the area the nostalgia trumps that ten fold. I was bussed into the school behind CB's for shop class in junior high. We'd skip out early every class for a Master burger and fries. It's that combo of dry bun, thin flame grilled patty and deep fried no name brand krinkle cut fries with what seems like too much seasoning salt, that gets me every time. As long as that place is still standing I'll head there a few times a year, sit in my truck, take a trip down memory lane with a giant smile on my face.

[962 kid]

I'm surprised Rockys burger bus hasn't been mentioned yet... Still my favourite burger in the city

[xnvy]

^I've heard it's good. Haven't tried it myself however. I should probably hit it up next week. Currently mowing down on some Cajun fries. :D

I'm sorry Red. I didn't realize I'd offend your burger sensibilities with that comment. I assure you, Arby's is only a last resort, after I've eaten all of the gum on the sidewalk and am still hungry.

[Maxt]

I'll probably get crucified for this, but I love me a Mushroom burger at Burger Baron.

[bourge73]

hmm I am going to have to try the Burger Inn looks super sketch. I am going to give a + for Angels Drive Inn. I quite liked the Mushroom Burger and a double was like $4.75 ha. Good fries and Gravy too. MMM Gravy..

<http://www.angelsdrivein.com/menu.html>

[JRSC00LUDE]

Originally posted by Maxt
I'll probably get crucified for this, but I love me a Mushroom burger at Burger Baron.

:drool:

[rx7_turbo2]

Originally posted by bourge73
hmm I am going to have to try the Burger Inn looks super sketch. I am going to give a + for Angels Drive Inn. I quite liked the Mushroom Burger and a double was like $4.75 ha. Good fries and Gravy too. MMM Gravy..

&lt;http://www.angelsdrivein.com/menu.html&gt;

The mushroom sauce at Angels is very very similar to Burger Barons, and I can confirm it's delicious.

[Tik-Tok]

Since we're on burgers, there's a new burger joint opening on Heritage and Fairmount, in what used to be Rogers Video.

Looks mom and pop style, when it's open, I'll report back and let you know how it is.

[kertejud2]

Originally posted by Maxt
I'll probably get crucified for this, but I love me a Mushroom burger at Burger Baron.

Crucifixion is too good for people like you.

[blueToy]

Originally posted by sr20s14zenki
Anybody remember willies? Man they made some good fries.


I do remember Willies. Was sad to see them go but recently found a pub called Mug Shotz that has very similar fries, good burgers and awesome wings. Wing nights are wed. and fri.

Really like Flippin Burgers on 10th near Kensington. Great choices for topping, buns etc.

CB's … I too went to Margarets and remember when they were a A+W ! Always loved the master/fries.

Rocky's. Really good burger but fries are just a tad greasy.

Riverstone Pub has a good prime rib burger. Decent fries and really good portion sizes for dollars spent.