I would like to try it....but I am thinking not a whole lot of it. Not because of the calories...but I think it one of those things that taste OK if ya have a little bit but anything more than that.....not so much.

thavoice;1082332 wrote:I would like to try it....but I am thinking not a whole lot of it. Not because of the calories...but I think it one of those things that taste OK if ya have a little bit but anything more than that.....not so much.

Don't lie... You'd be lucky if your wife let you even take one little sip.

Iliketurtles;1082336 wrote:Don't lie... You'd be lucky if your wife let you even take one little sip.

Nah. She may be a Nazi but she would let me.

I like your thinking though.

chicago510;1082306 wrote:So do we blame the gun companies for murders?

Car companies for auto accidents?

Beer companies for DUIs?

I know it was just an example...but this is happening.

The Oglala Sioux tribe on the Pine Ridge Reservation in South Dakota is suing beer makers/distributors for $500 million for knowingly increasing alcoholism on their reservation.

OSH;1082345 wrote:I know it was just an example...but this is happening.

The Oglala Sioux tribe on the Pine Ridge Reservation in South Dakota is suing beer makers/distributors for $500 million for knowingly increasing alcoholism on their reservation.

Unless the beer company is forcefully pouring beer down their throats, they should just sit and stfu

OSH;1082345 wrote:I know it was just an example...but this is happening.

The Oglala Sioux tribe on the Pine Ridge Reservation in South Dakota is suing beer makers/distributors for $500 million for knowingly increasing alcoholism on their reservation.

SMFH.

OSH;1082345 wrote:I know it was just an example...but this is happening.

The Oglala Sioux tribe on the Pine Ridge Reservation in South Dakota is suing beer makers/distributors for $500 million for knowingly increasing alcoholism on their reservation.

That is absurd.

Michael Symon's B Spot has a vanilla bean apple pie bacon milkshake. Heard it's good.

The problem I have with this is not the calories, its by not using bacon they've created a shitty product. For a good bacon milkshake visit B Spot Burgers in Cleveland. They even let you add bourbon.

Lol, didn't see Fab4s post. That's the one I'm. Talking about and its awesome

This thread makes me hate Scarlet Buckeye.

ernest_t_bass;1082435 wrote:This thread makes me hate Scarlet Buckeye.

He's on a roll in recent "fat" threads. The company deserves the brunt of all blame.

For real bacon...I wish I could go to Tony's I-75 Restaurant in Michigan.

I'll be up north of Detroit tomorrow...but I can't hit up that place.

Here's what they do:

OSH...saw that on the travel or food channel. Looks awesome..how far north of Detroit is that on 75?

thavoice;1082460 wrote:OSH...saw that on the travel or food channel. Looks awesome..how far north of Detroit is that on 75?

Pretty sure you'd drop dead walking out of the restaurant after eating that.

Raw Dawgin' it;1082463 wrote:Pretty sure you'd drop dead walking out of the restaurant after eating that.

After? More like halfway through (unless you still have your high school metabolism).

Heretic;1082465 wrote:After? More like halfway through (unless you still have your high school metabolism).

i feel like i could chow down fast enough before my heart stopped. I'd like to see the Man v. Food guy go at it.

Scarlet Buckeye is top 3 worst on this site

SportsAndLady;1082467 wrote:Scarlet Buckeye is top 3 worst on this site

he does like the twilight series

thavoice;1082460 wrote:OSH...saw that on the travel or food channel. Looks awesome..how far north of Detroit is that on 75?

It's probably an hour and a half north of Detroit.

I'm going to be halfway there. I don't know if I really want to do the remaining 1.5 hours (45 there and then back to where we are) tomorrow.

I'll be going to Mallie's Sports Bar and Grill AND the two Coney Island joints in Detroit instead.

OSH;1082455 wrote:For real bacon...I wish I could go to Tony's I-75 Restaurant in Michigan.

Been there. You should see their banana split.

Raw Dawgin' it;1082351 wrote:Unless the beer company is forcefully pouring beer down their throats, they should just sit and stfu

chicago510;1082394 wrote:SMFH.

justincredible;1082396 wrote:That is absurd.

While I agree 100% with all of you.

There are people who have taken advantage of those on the Pine Ridge Reservation. It's dry. But 4 miles away there are four distributors in a town of nothing. They know what is going on. They are making a buck on how the Native Americans were relegated to crap land in South Dakota (and other parts of the US too). Everyone in South Dakota and Nebraska know what those Natives are going through. Some try to help. Others sell more alcohol and don't care to help.

It's hard to help them. You can't sometimes. People will only get help if they want help. But, it's a sad place to be at -- Pine Ridge is. The county is like the 3rd poorest county in the country. The lack of education doesn't help. And people continuing to supply alcohol to them...definitely doesn't help. EVERYONE knows that the Natives buy the alcohol and then go back to sell it for a buck to others at the reservation. It's common knowledge there. But...no one has put a stop to it. They just keep trucking in the alcohol. Meanwhile, it's our money that is being given to buy the alcohol. The first of the month is an awful time to see the Natives making their trek to buy their stock.

said_aouita;1082477 wrote:Been there. You should see their banana split.

How does that compare to Mallie's sundae? It's 1.5 gallons and is supposed to feed 20-25 people.

OSH;1082486 wrote:How does that compare to Mallie's sundae? It's 1.5 gallons and is supposed to feed 20-25 people.

Pretty sure that is larger. I think Tony's was one gallon with four bananas?
The food at Tony's is lower quality but the portions are stupid large.
Guarantee majority of the people who eat there normally are obese.

So what? One size doesn't fit all - a healthy highschool athlete could easily have the metabolism to drink a few of those a week. The only "responsiblility" needed here is recognition that our diets and exercise routines need to change as we age.