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Chic Fil A

SneakyStuff

SneakyStuff

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Finally got around to using a gift card I recieved and forgot how delicious that place is!!! MMMMM Chargrilled chicken sandwich...
 
Especially, (and, yes, chiefly), when I get their 2fer1 coupons in the mail, om nom nom.

Also, the last two years running on Cow Day or whatever they call it, I've put on a cardboard box hat with glued on "cow ears" and the words Eat Chicken in that hip, leet, some letters backwards script on and gotten a free full meal both times, plus the applause of the help.

You're only supposed to get a free sammy for just the hat, but I guess so few people do this in my area (and I'm so lovable!) that they hooked me up full boat anyway.
 
Originally posted by: Perknose
Especially, (and, yes, chiefly), when I get their 2fer1 coupons in the mail, om nom nom.

Also, the last two years running on Cow Day or whatever they call it, I've put on a cardboard box hat with glued on "cow ears" and the words Eat Chicken in that hip, leet, some letters backwards script on and gotten a free full meal both times, plus the applause of the help.

You're only supposed to get a free sammy for just the hat, but I guess so few people do this in my area (and I'm so lovable!) that they hooked me up full boat anyway.
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:laugh:MAO!!! I'd love to see pics of that. :thumbsup:
 
Originally posted by: JujuFish
Yea or nay.
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Scrabble dictionary:

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:laugh:
 
Originally posted by: SneakyStuff
Originally posted by: JujuFish
Yea or nay.
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Scrabble dictionary:

ya, yack, yaff, yagi, yah, yak, yald, yam, yang, yank, yap, yar, yard, yare, yarn, yaud, yaup, yaw, yawl, yawn, yawp, yay, ye, yea, yeah, yean, year, yegg, yeh, yeld, yelk, yell, yelp, yen, yep, yerk, yes, yeti, yett, yeuk, yew, yid, yill, yin, yip, yipe, yird, yirr, yod, yodh, yoga, yogh, yogi, yoke, yolk, yom, yon, yond, yoni, yore, you, your, yow, yowe, yowl, yuan, yuga, yuk, yule, yup, yurt, ywis

:laugh:
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Oh look, "yay" is a word. Your point?
 
Originally posted by: JujuFish
Originally posted by: SneakyStuff
Originally posted by: JujuFish
Yea or nay.
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Scrabble dictionary:

ya, yack, yaff, yagi, yah, yak, yald, yam, yang, yank, yap, yar, yard, yare, yarn, yaud, yaup, yaw, yawl, yawn, yawp, yay, ye, yea, yeah, yean, year, yegg, yeh, yeld, yelk, yell, yelp, yen, yep, yerk, yes, yeti, yett, yeuk, yew, yid, yill, yin, yip, yipe, yird, yirr, yod, yodh, yoga, yogh, yogi, yoke, yolk, yom, yon, yond, yoni, yore, you, your, yow, yowe, yowl, yuan, yuga, yuk, yule, yup, yurt, ywis

:laugh:
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Oh look, "yay" is a word. Your point?
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Yay: Used as an exclamation of pleasure, approval, elation, or victory.

You must have voted nay! 🙁
 
Very much yay. I find they are the best quality fast food around. The restaurants are always clean, the employees are always nice ("My pleasure!"), and the food is great. I can't resist the regular chicken sandwich and fries, but I also like their side salads, which are always nice and fresh.
 
Originally posted by: SneakyStuff
Yay: Used as an exclamation of pleasure, approval, elation, or victory.

You must have voted nay! 🙁
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"Yea" (which is pronounced exactly like "yay" by the way) means yes. It is an acceptable reply to a yes or no question. An exclamation, however, is not.
 
Originally posted by: SmoochyTX
Originally posted by: tfinch2
Originally posted by: SmoochyTX
Good but overpriced
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Delicious meal for less than $6? Yes, very overpriced...

:roll:
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Overpriced for what you get. You knew what I meant.

:roll:
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I still do not get it. It is not like it is a breaded hotdog like other fast food chicken sandwiches. It is well worth the money.
 
Originally posted by: SneakyStuff
Originally posted by: JujuFish
Yea or nay.
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Scrabble dictionary:

ya, yack, yaff, yagi, yah, yak, yald, yam, yang, yank, yap, yar, yard, yare, yarn, yaud, yaup, yaw, yawl, yawn, yawp, yay, ye, yea, yeah, yean, year, yegg, yeh, yeld, yelk, yell, yelp, yen, yep, yerk, yes, yeti, yett, yeuk, yew, yid, yill, yin, yip, yipe, yird, yirr, yod, yodh, yoga, yogh, yogi, yoke, yolk, yom, yon, yond, yoni, yore, you, your, yow, yowe, yowl, yuan, yuga, yuk, yule, yup, yurt, ywis

:laugh:
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/facepalm

yay = expression of glee, as in "Yay!!!"
yea = formal expression used when voting "affirmative"
 
For those that have just discovered Chic Fil A, you have to try the honey roasted bbq sauce. NOT honey mustard, not BBQ, but honey roasted bbq. It's like crack. Literally.
 
It's good stuff, and can be good for you if you watch what you eat. Also, like Mike said, the honey roasted bbq sauce they give with chargrilled sandwiches is insanely delicious.
 
Originally posted by: Mike
For those that have just discovered Chic Fil A, you have to try the honey roasted bbq sauce. NOT honey mustard, not BBQ, but honey roasted bbq. It's like crack. Literally.
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Yes, it rules. I love it on the chicken sandwich, but it's great on fries too.
 
Originally posted by: Mike
For those that have just discovered Chic Fil A, you have to try the honey roasted bbq sauce. NOT honey mustard, not BBQ, but honey roasted bbq. It's like crack. Literally.
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:thumbsup:
 
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