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Am content w Kumas.
Hell i may do dinner tonight down there. 2hr drive but i gotta get some scope rings and base halfway.

I’m reluctant to claim anything the best, without trying everything. My wife on Tuesday, the ride home from chemo. Obviously A fan of In-N-Out with grilled onions.

The Bison Burger from the Mt. Whitney restaurant in Lone Pine, CA.

Blasted bambi flambe.
Toppings your choice.

bingo.

The old Bob Hall pier here in Corpus.

toasted bun
lettuce
tomato
grilled onions
pickles
cheese
mustard
mayo.

I tune in to Jesse Kelly whenever I can - he's a true patriot. Here's a bit about him, taken from his shows website:

Born in the Ohio Rust Belt, Jesse Kelly joined the U.S. Marine Corps in 2000 and on 9/11, watched the towers fall from inside his barracks.
He later deployed to Iraq as an infantry Marine during the Second Persian Gulf War and received an honorable discharge after four years.
In 2010, with no political experience to speak of but many opinions to share, Kelly ran for Congress in a Democratic-controlled district of Arizona.
Though a virtual unknown in the race, he was only narrowly defeated by Rep. Gabrielle Giffords. The race initially ended in a vote recount.
After his Congressional run, Kelly continued to be a major voice among conservatives, using his large social media following as a platform to continue many of the conversations started on the campaign trail.
He signed on to host a one-hour show on 950 KPRC in Houston, Texas, in 2018, which was expanded to a two-hour program.
“The Jesse Kelly Show” debuted as a three-hour program in national syndication in April 2020. Fans can follow Kelly on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram.
For more information, please visit https://www.jessekellyshow.com/ or www.PremiereNetworks.com.




Back to burgers, I've heard him talk about this burger on his show and I intend to give it a shot sometime, sounds good.

The best store-bought?

Ice-Burg drive-in in Walla Walla, Washington. They've been around for god only knows how long. I bought my first one in 1975, and the last one I had from them was about a month ago.

Honorable mention would be Don's Place in Burbank California.
It was an icon there for many years, but burnt down in the mid 90's I think.
Celebs used to come in all the time, not that I give a rats ass anymore about celebs in general, but back in the 60's/70's/80's it used to be kinda cool to be hanging out at Don's on a Sunday afternoon with a cold brew and a burger, and seeing some of them coming in with street clothes on.
Autographed pictures covered the walls. It was the kind of place that they could come in and get a burger, and be treated just like anyone else. Very few tourists in there, it was mostly just locals, so they didn't have adoring fans gushing all over them.

Ray Rays in Floydada TX.

Their version of a kitchen sink burger is incredible. Good meat, veggies, cheese, bacon, fried egg, sautéed onions and jalapeños, and guacamole.

Nic’s Grill at 10th and Pennsylvania in Oklahoma City. Tiny place, seats about 12 to 16 total. Only open a few hours a day. One of the best burgers I’ve ever had.

The Holy Cow ! Burger at Harry Caray's. Had one at the Midway airport terminal a while back. PHENOMENAL !!!!!!!

Just like chili, there are dozens of ways to do it and none that are wrong..

There are two possible paths here. One is to exalt some obscure dive in the voter's area of operations that no one else will ever visit. The other is to proudly proclaim that "There ain't no damned place that can make a burger as good as I can make myself!".

Was your favorite Sesame Street character Oscar the Grouch?


Hold into the Metamucil.


Double sheesh.

Pssst and neither does his

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Winking Lizard's Big Ed. 1lb. Bacon double cheeseburger is a strong contender. Wife and I split a meal when riding the bike trail nearby.

A good burger will feature meat. It won't be a salad in between two fugking pieces of bread. What the hell is wrong with people?

Long ago when Wendy’s very first opened up they had burgers made from genuine hamburger and was square .
Hands down the best burger around for a restaurant burger , but of course greed kicks in and they soon became just another patty .
The best was grandmas and my own .
Some good stuff
Deer burger over beef anyway
Kenneth

Actually, I lean more to Statler and Waldorf from The Muppets. They speak the truth as they see it.

Calm down Karen. It’s my veni and my bacon and I’ll eat the chit the way I want. I don’t go to your job and knock the dick out of your mouth.