feel like Church's gives it a run for its money but i've only had that once, across the street from the Frankford Terminal when I was having a badass hangover

Crown Fried Chicken is only good ironically

Roy Rogers is still my all-time favorite fastfood, though their chicken is good, not Popeye's or KFC Extra Crispy-level-great. Love going to Maryland, where you can still hit stand alone locations in the middle of the state near Frederick (the corporate HQ of like the 20 remaining Roy Rogerses).

all the church's out here are pretty weak.

does anyone here NOT get the spicy? and it's all about the cajun sparkles too.

mozartpc27 wrote:Roy Rogers is still my all-time favorite fastfood, though their chicken is good, not Popeye's or KFC Extra Crispy-level-great. Love going to Maryland, where you can still hit stand alone locations in the middle of the state near Frederick (the corporate HQ of like the 20 remaining Roy Rogerses).

roy rogers = hardees + chicken? it's been a while since i've not only been to one, but actually seen one.

Roy Rogers was a burger joint that had roast beef as well and generally higher quality ingredients than McDonald's, Burger King, etc., had a "fixins" bar where you could add toppings to your own burger in whatever combination and proportion you so desired, and also had delicious fried chicken after awhile (I never knew it without the fried chicken).

They were then bought out by Hardee's, which basically ruined them and Hardee's. Hardee's changed all the Roy Rogers to Hardee's, then changed them back when that proved a disaster. But by then Roy Rogers had taken a huge hit on its market share.

It still had many locations out west through a few years ago supposedly, but they were all closed in one fell swoop at one point. There is still a stand-alone Roy Rogers in NYC, and there are Roy Rogerses along the PA and NJ turnpike in the rest stops, and a hand full of stand-alone locations in Maryland and a few other places. I think they have less than 30 locations now all told.

yeah... i think there was one on the turnpike before the lehigh valley interchange.

azrider wrote:yeah... i think there was one on the turnpike before the lehigh valley interchange.

That one is still there.

If I am going up that way, I usually stop in.

azrider wrote:

SK790 wrote:2,500 to fix my car. fml, someone shoot me.

tranny?

fix the dam thing and keep his private life out of this

Loved the Roy Rogers at Welsh and the Boulevard (there's a bank there now, I think). Double-R-Mother-Fucking-Bar-Burger-F-T-W

What is the statute of limitations for responding to a post in the non-PTK world? I would say you can't go further back than 3 pages, unless you want to make fun of someone.

azrider wrote:

SK790 wrote:2,500 to fix my car. fml, someone shoot me.

tranny?

Gasket is leaking coolant into my oil and my one vehicle speed sensor is bad. and i need new tires in the worst way.

Never got all the way into fried chicken, thankfully, but on hungover Sundays I'd attack the State College KFC buffet Captain Caveman style

SK, so a blown head gasket, huh? that basically means time for a new car.

na, it's only the intake manifold. if it's only going to be about 2,000 more to fix, i'd rather just do it. car is 9 years old and only has 87K on it.

Or, as seen from the other side, the car needs 2,000 dollars in repairs after only 87k miles.

oh my god we're losing 21-3 at the half

Best fried chicken place for me was Picken Chicken on George Street in New Brunswick. However, the place I'm thinking about didn't have much resemblance to the Picken Chicken currently at that location, if the website is any indication. The place I'm thinking about had in addition to delicious greasy chicken deep fried potato logs. And you'd get a roll with your chicken. That was pretty much it. And it could be scary late at night. Which of course is a sign of quality fried chicken.

For a few short months, there was a restaurant here that served outstanding fried chicken, but it wasn't fast food type chicken. A whole different experience. We also have a small local chain called Chick a Dilly that is rather good.

I have fond memories of the Popeye's on City Line, but it's been a long time. Maybe I'll try Popeye's next time I'm near one.

WheelsFellOff wrote:Or, as seen from the other side, the car needs 2,000 dollars in repairs after only 87k miles.

you are a ray of sunshine on a cloudy day, my friend.

SK790 wrote:

WheelsFellOff wrote:Or, as seen from the other side, the car needs 2,000 dollars in repairs after only 87k miles.

you are a ray of sunshine on a cloudy day, my friend.

Reality front moving through leading to a 40% chance of broken dreams for the weekend.

45-4 at the start of the 4th