Regrets...
- Thread starter The-Joker
- Start date
Me too. But I'll be in Germany in a few months so that regret will end.
If I ever go to Germany I'm meeting Revo and having a doner kebab.
Have you ever even been there, has-been?
Not true. But I tire of this subject.
This. With emphasis also on beer.
this image is obligatory any time beer and Germany are mentioned in the same post
I don't know if I regret this but if I had to do it all over again, I think I would probably get an English degree.
fishonjazz
Well-Known Member
Contributor
2018 Award Winner
2019 Award Winner
20-21 Award Winner
2022 Award Winner
2023 Award Winner
2024 Award Winner
2025 Award Winner
this image is obligatory any time beer and Germany are mentioned in the same post
Dat blonde doe.
Thanks moe, repped
I'm gonna try (though I should probably talk to him about it haha).
addictionary
Well-Known Member
Lol. Moe sure knows how to rep up. 10 more of those Oktoberfesterz and you crash the 70 threshold.
I thought K stands for Kentucky??
Joe Bagadonuts
Well-Known Member
It is true. Colonel Sanders had a restaurant in Kentucky that went out of business when it was bypassed by the interstate. Around that same time he divorced his wife who considered him to be a loser and was not supportive of his dream to franchise his restaurant concept. He took his first SS check and went in search of a partner to open new stores. He finally found one in Dick Harmon who started selling Sanders' chicken from an existing restaurant in Murray. A sign painter advertised the new item by painting Kentucky Fried Chicken (because it sounded so exotic to Utahns) on a board and the franchise was literally born.
Joe Bagadonuts
Well-Known Member
Wow, you're quite a detective, but did you know that C stands for Chicken?
Harlan Sanders started selling his chicken in Corbin, KY. It was a total hit and he continued expanding his restaurant until he finally sold it and decided to franchise "Kentucky Fried Chicken." His first franchisee was a guy from SLC.
So the endeavor began in KY in 1930 but it's first franchise was in SLC sometime in the '40's.
So the endeavor began in KY in 1930 but it's first franchise was in SLC sometime in the '40's.
I regret not seeing this thread in time to have been the first to make a joke about my only regret being joining the site. That would have brought the house down.
I owned the domain auction.com in 93/94 for a school project and let the registration expire. Had I held on to it, I could have sold it for enough to be rich enough to pursue my dream: becoming a moderator on Jazzfanz.
I owned the domain auction.com in 93/94 for a school project and let the registration expire. Had I held on to it, I could have sold it for enough to be rich enough to pursue my dream: becoming a moderator on Jazzfanz.