And what country can preserve its liberties if their rulers are not warned from time to time that their people preserve the spirit of resistance? Let them take arms. The remedy is to set them right as to facts, pardon and pacify them. What signify a few lives lost in a century or two? The tree of liberty must be refreshed from time to time with the blood of patriots and tyrants.
Typical racist food. White is placed over brown, symbolic of the enslavement of the noble African by the soul-less, blue eyed, white devilspawn of renegade scientist Big-Head Yakub. Cursèd be the name of Yakub!
I had some root beer at an actual A&W last year. The sugary version was fine, the "diet" was an abomination.
Mike_C points out correctly that eating a root beer float is inherently racist. And "American Food"? You're excluding the people in Chop intentionally?
In the 50's a RootBeer Float was THE treat over the summer. We drove miles to a forest church for mass, then coming home, if our behaviour had earned it, we got floats when we returned to the cottage. Sweet memories. But now I think too sweet for me.
I remember those. Great place to go when a kid.
ReplyDeleteHaven't been to an A&w for over a decade.
It was horrible. I don't know what they did to their root beer, but YUCH!
Typical racist food. White is placed over brown, symbolic of the enslavement of the noble African by the soul-less, blue eyed, white devilspawn of renegade scientist Big-Head Yakub. Cursèd be the name of Yakub!
ReplyDeleteI had some root beer at an actual A&W last year. The sugary version was fine, the "diet" was an abomination.
It was sad to see ours close those many years ago.
ReplyDeleteMike_C points out correctly that eating a root beer float is inherently racist. And "American Food"? You're excluding the people in Chop intentionally?
ReplyDeleteI had a root beer float sometime in the last 2 years, I remember talking about when we stopped at one.
ReplyDeleteI don't remember the root beer float at all....
those things explode.....ask me how I know.
ReplyDeleteOnly ever tried root beer once, in 1983. I was 24. Most disgusting substance to ever pass my lips. Tasted like mouthwash. Never again.
ReplyDeleteA+W had a great one as did HoJo's...."Big Black Cow"....My Mom could never figure how I could love root beer and hate licorice....
ReplyDeleteIn the 50's a RootBeer Float was THE treat over the summer. We drove miles to a forest church for mass, then coming home, if our behaviour had earned it, we got floats when we returned to the cottage. Sweet memories. But now I think too sweet for me.
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