What Are you Eating Right Now?

[WestwayKid]

This man is insane. Like, literally insane.

Gorske recounted how his love affair with Big Macs began as soon as he had his first one on 17 May 1972. “In that moment, I said: ‘I’m going to probably eat these for the rest of my life,’” Gorske remarked to Guinness. “I threw the cartons in the back seat and started counting them from day one.”

He is not exaggerating. He has kept a receipt of every single Big Mac he’s eaten every day since that first one, and he’s retained each of the burgers’ containers.

Gorske would drive to McDonald’s every day, order up to nine Big Macs and eat each of them at the height of his devotion. The one closest to his home displays his portrait on one of its walls, and he said he even proposed to his wife, Mary, in that restaurant’s parking lot.

https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/202 ... don-gorske

Don Gorske - Wisconsin Legend ...

[Dr. Medulla]

This man is insane. Like, literally insane.

Gorske recounted how his love affair with Big Macs began as soon as he had his first one on 17 May 1972. “In that moment, I said: ‘I’m going to probably eat these for the rest of my life,’” Gorske remarked to Guinness. “I threw the cartons in the back seat and started counting them from day one.”

He is not exaggerating. He has kept a receipt of every single Big Mac he’s eaten every day since that first one, and he’s retained each of the burgers’ containers.

Gorske would drive to McDonald’s every day, order up to nine Big Macs and eat each of them at the height of his devotion. The one closest to his home displays his portrait on one of its walls, and he said he even proposed to his wife, Mary, in that restaurant’s parking lot.

https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/202 ... don-gorske

Don Gorske - Wisconsin Legend ...

Between him and Dahmer, I'm thinking Wisconsin is a fly-around state.

[WestwayKid]

This man is insane. Like, literally insane.

Gorske recounted how his love affair with Big Macs began as soon as he had his first one on 17 May 1972. “In that moment, I said: ‘I’m going to probably eat these for the rest of my life,’” Gorske remarked to Guinness. “I threw the cartons in the back seat and started counting them from day one.”

He is not exaggerating. He has kept a receipt of every single Big Mac he’s eaten every day since that first one, and he’s retained each of the burgers’ containers.

Gorske would drive to McDonald’s every day, order up to nine Big Macs and eat each of them at the height of his devotion. The one closest to his home displays his portrait on one of its walls, and he said he even proposed to his wife, Mary, in that restaurant’s parking lot.

https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/202 ... don-gorske

Don Gorske - Wisconsin Legend ...

Between him and Dahmer, I'm thinking Wisconsin is a fly-around state.

We also gave the world Ed Gein and Arthur Bremer, though he tried to kill Wallace so maybe he's not all that bad.

[Dr. Medulla]

This man is insane. Like, literally insane.

Gorske recounted how his love affair with Big Macs began as soon as he had his first one on 17 May 1972. “In that moment, I said: ‘I’m going to probably eat these for the rest of my life,’” Gorske remarked to Guinness. “I threw the cartons in the back seat and started counting them from day one.”

He is not exaggerating. He has kept a receipt of every single Big Mac he’s eaten every day since that first one, and he’s retained each of the burgers’ containers.

Gorske would drive to McDonald’s every day, order up to nine Big Macs and eat each of them at the height of his devotion. The one closest to his home displays his portrait on one of its walls, and he said he even proposed to his wife, Mary, in that restaurant’s parking lot.

https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/202 ... don-gorske

Don Gorske - Wisconsin Legend ...

Between him and Dahmer, I'm thinking Wisconsin is a fly-around state.

We also gave the world Ed Gein and Arthur Bremer, though he tried to kill Wallace so maybe he's not all that bad.

Heather Graham is from Milwaukee, so that covers a lot of misdeeds that the rest of your are responsible for.

[Flex]

some jerry lee/milwaukee cross-pollination:

[Dr. Medulla]

some jerry lee/milwaukee cross-pollination:

I'm guessing the answer is age of consent?

[Flex]

some jerry lee/milwaukee cross-pollination:

I'm guessing the answer is age of consent?

Amusing comment on Jerry, very disturbing implications for Milwaukee

[Dr. Medulla]

some jerry lee/milwaukee cross-pollination:

I'm guessing the answer is age of consent?

Amusing comment on Jerry, very disturbing implications for Milwaukee

I'm putting WWK on notice.

[WestwayKid]

This man is insane. Like, literally insane.





https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/202 ... don-gorske

Don Gorske - Wisconsin Legend ...

Between him and Dahmer, I'm thinking Wisconsin is a fly-around state.

We also gave the world Ed Gein and Arthur Bremer, though he tried to kill Wallace so maybe he's not all that bad.

Heather Graham is from Milwaukee, so that covers a lot of misdeeds that the rest of your are responsible for.

Some famous and "famous" Milwaukee natives:
Jim Abrahams & the Zucker Brothers... so you can thank us for Airplane! and Naked Gun
Tony Romo... one of the best NFL color commentators (in my opinion)... so you can thank us for less airtime for people like Gregg Olson
Jerry Harrison for all you Talking Heads fans
Kato Kaelin
Liberace for all you piano fans...
John Matuszek ... of Sloth/Goonies & NFL fame
Les Paul ... technically from the town over, but we'll claim him
Tom Snyder ... for fans of engrossing/engaging late night talk shows...
Spencer Tracy
Jane Wiedlin
Gene Wilder ... who was a very funny man

It's a real mixed bag.

[WestwayKid]

some jerry lee/milwaukee cross-pollination:

I'm guessing the answer is age of consent?

Amusing comment on Jerry, very disturbing implications for Milwaukee

I'm putting WWK on notice.

I actually saw the Killer perform this song live in Milwaukee.

[Dr. Medulla]

Don Gorske - Wisconsin Legend ...

Between him and Dahmer, I'm thinking Wisconsin is a fly-around state.

We also gave the world Ed Gein and Arthur Bremer, though he tried to kill Wallace so maybe he's not all that bad.

Heather Graham is from Milwaukee, so that covers a lot of misdeeds that the rest of your are responsible for.

Some famous and "famous" Milwaukee natives:
Jim Abrahams & the Zucker Brothers... so you can thank us for Airplane! and Naked Gun
Tony Romo... one of the best NFL color commentators (in my opinion)... so you can thank us for less airtime for people like Gregg Olson
Jerry Harrison for all you Talking Heads fans
Kato Kaelin
Liberace for all you piano fans...
John Matuszek ... of Sloth/Goonies & NFL fame
Les Paul ... technically from the town over, but we'll claim him
Tom Snyder ... for fans of engrossing/engaging late night talk shows...
Spencer Tracy
Jane Wiedlin
Gene Wilder ... who was a very funny man

It's a real mixed bag.

All is forgiven because of Jane Wiedlin. *swoon*

[Flex]

some jerry lee/milwaukee cross-pollination:

I'm guessing the answer is age of consent?

Amusing comment on Jerry, very disturbing implications for Milwaukee

I'm putting WWK on notice.

I actually saw the Killer perform this song live in Milwaukee.

Hell yeah

RE: tony Romo, for his first few years as a commentator I thought he was the best in the business. But I (genuinely) think someone told him to knock it off on essentially being so enlightening because his commentary took a huge nosedive suddenly.

[Dr. Medulla]

I'm guessing the answer is age of consent?

Amusing comment on Jerry, very disturbing implications for Milwaukee

I'm putting WWK on notice.

I actually saw the Killer perform this song live in Milwaukee.

Hell yeah

RE: tony Romo, for his first few years as a commentator I thought he was the best in the business. But I (genuinely) think someone told him to knock it off on essentially being so enlightening because his commentary took a huge nosedive suddenly.

He's a little too manic for my tastes. He's benefit from a puff or fifteen before going on air.

[WestwayKid]

I'm guessing the answer is age of consent?

Amusing comment on Jerry, very disturbing implications for Milwaukee

I'm putting WWK on notice.

I actually saw the Killer perform this song live in Milwaukee.

Hell yeah

RE: tony Romo, for his first few years as a commentator I thought he was the best in the business. But I (genuinely) think someone told him to knock it off on essentially being so enlightening because his commentary took a huge nosedive suddenly.

I saw him back to back years in the mid-to-late 90s. Miller Lite used to sponsor a weekend music festival on the lakefront. The first year he was awesome. The second year he played maybe two songs before storming off stage.

[BostonBeaneater]

Was the chicken suspended in a sauce or marinade? If so, I'd have eaten it too.

Hmm you certainly come across as sensible in person.

I trust my nose.