Stupid Guest Tricks

ktulu wrote:I didn't say it was served with a side of hot bacon grease, although...

Mmmmmm..... Bacon grease.....Arrghh.

Here is the article on the chocolate bacon with a pic to drool over.
I love the comments people made..LOL

http://slog.thestranger.com/2008/04/bre ... _champions

I just ate (yes I know it is 10PM my time) Beans and weinies (sort of bacon) with M&M's for dessert. Can that count as chocolate covered bacon?

All this reminds me of the best way I've ever had bacon:

Start with a large shrimp, tempura battered and deep fried, wrapped in bacon, and served (in groups of a half dozen or so per person) with a bowl of sweet-and-sour dipping sauce.

And no, it's not on menu at WDW, it was offered at a low dive by the river in Chattanooga, which has since dropped their menu and upgraded (?) to a Goth Bar.

I showed the bacon henge to DW, she thought it was great, but due to the high probability that I would eat the entire thing, has nixed the idea of making one!

(With a nice RUM sauce!!)

Zazu wrote:All this reminds me of the best way I've ever had bacon:

Start with a large shrimp, tempura battered and deep fried, wrapped in bacon, and served (in groups of a half dozen or so per person) with a bowl of sweet-and-sour dipping sauce..

OOO OOO OOO....the local chinese buffet place has this on their tables all the time.....soooooo good. I never tried in the sweet and sour sauce tho. Hmmm...Oh Donnniiieeee...wanna eat Chinese tomorrow?

GRUMPY PIRATE wrote:I showed the bacon henge to DW, she thought it was great, but due to the high probability that I would eat the entire thing, has nixed the idea of making one!

AWW...come on Mrs. GP. We need him to be our guinea pig. LOL He will share with us wont you Grump?

Zazu wrote:upgraded (?) to a Goth Bar.

Oxymoron?

hobie16 wrote:

Zazu wrote:... it was offered at a low dive by the river in Chattanooga, which has since dropped their menu and upgraded (?) to a Goth Bar.

Oxymoron?

I *did* say it was a low dive, but you're right, it's about an even trade.

This story does have me laughing so hard this morning. I have seen some guests come in with the everything but the kitchen sink. I can sympathize prices are huge for a huge family. But I am thinking the grocery cart full of groceries was a bit much. I can't only imagine the security guards face hoping and praying that they dont come to his or her line. Face it guests are like the raptor in Jurassic park always checking the fence, always testing to see how far they can take it.
One of my favorite guest lines and I know ALL of you have heard it before is

"Well a cast member let me do this before, I don't see why you are not letting me do it now."

felinefan wrote:I remember when I worked at Knott's the policy was no outside food, except baby food, or kiddy snacks or if you're on a special diet. I still laugh at the memory of this one lady who asked me if Knott's had any places that sold "safe" foods. It was all I could do to keep from telling her that she'd be better off eating off property, considering that Knott's eateries have a terrible record of health inpections. But since she specified salads, etc., I told her any of the sit-down restaurants should have what she wanted.

I just had to LOL at this one! :hysteria: I don't know why it struck me so funny, but I am just sitting here howling. *Safe* food! Waaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaahhhhhhhhhhhhh!!!!!!

Princess S

why do all threads here devolve to discussions of food?

Hmm, remember Dustin Hoffman in "Marathon Man"?

Is it Safe??