Anyone for burgers?

[kiramdear]

WARNING: The following link may result in a thorough scolding from your cardiologist:

http://food.yahoo.com/blog/ahamburgerto ... st-burgers

I'll have the bacon/donut burger, please, with everything on it

[qwezirider]

You haven't lived (I know, I know....same with burger joints everywhere, but this is my favorite) until you've had the Fat Mo's biggest burger:

http://www.fatmos.com/

All 27 oz. of beef, including the jalapenos. Ahhhhhhhhhhhh.....burp!

[wj350]

Heart Attack Grill

[kiramdear]

Do not attempt this except under scantily-clad, untrained medical supervision.

Oh, Bill, that was the funniest thing I've seen in quite a while.

[jimk]

Oh man, I am so hungry right now.
(And I'm not being facetious, either.)
JimK

[kiramdear]

I'm with you, Jim. I'm dying for a hamburger now

[cjj]

Nah, I'd rather have a nice big juicy T-bone steak! Burgers are fine for snacks...

[goofyfoot]

You bet I'm for Hot Tuna!

[kiramdear]

Good one, GF! I'm surprised nobody caught that one already. (it should have been me! ).

[brammy]

Staff Sgt. Eric Burger, the chief of the resource management and logistics division and detachment leader for the 76th Army Band, rocks out with his guitar at a recent event. In addition to writing and arranging the new 21st Theater Sustainment Command March, Burger has also shared the stage with legends such as Frank Sinatra, Ella Fitzgerald and the Blues Brothers.

[goofyfoot]

Good one, GF! I'm surprised nobody caught that one already. (it should have been me! ).

I couldn't resist, Kira. Being the Bay Area 60's|70's refugee that I presume you are, I figured you'd appreciate my Hot Tuna response. Keep on keepin' on in Gawd's Country! Ciao for now.......G-foot.

[doctorwho]

A Hot Tuna related story: back in Illinois in the early '70s, I was in a band called Second Saturday, a name I came up with because we played at a friend's wedding reception the second Saturday after the formation of the band. Well, later on we contemplated changing the name to something better/cooler/whatever. So Bob, the bass player, jokingly suggests at practice one day the name Grilled Trout, an obvious play on Hot Tuna. The lead player at the time (Mike? we went through a lot of lead players back then!) gets bent out of shape and says, "No way! I know Jorma (he pronounced it jor-ma, not yor-ma) and he would sue us!", and he said this seriously. Of course, at the end of practice after he left, we all had a good laugh, and later after he was no longer in the band, we used the catch phrase, "Jorma will sue us!" as a running gag.

[goofyfoot]

A Hot Tuna related story: back in Illinois in the early '70s, I was in a band called Second Saturday, a name I came up with because we played at a friend's wedding reception the second Saturday after the formation of the band. Well, later on we contemplated changing the name to something better/cooler/whatever. So Bob, the bass player, jokingly suggests at practice one day the name Grilled Trout, an obvious play on Hot Tuna. The lead player at the time (Mike? we went through a lot of lead players back then!) gets bent out of shape and says, "No way! I know Jorma (he pronounced it jor-ma, not yor-ma) and he would sue us!", and he said this seriously. Of course, at the end of practice after he left, we all had a good laugh, and later after he was no longer in the band, we used the catch phrase, "Jorma will sue us!" as a running gag.

Geeeeenius!

[kiramdear]

That's priceless, Gary!

[doctorwho]

Thanks David and Kira. I always chuckle even now when I am at a restaurant and see"grilled trout" as a menu item!