Where am I Going to get my Spicy Chicken Now?
Nelson Peltz, a Wendy’s shareholder whose company already owns Arby’s, is looking to buy up Dave Thomas’ chain of burger joints. Wendy’s has been looking to boost its stock price since April and will have to decide whether to sell by 5 PM Wednesday. Police across the country are already preparing for the riots that will follow the dissappearance of the Frosty and the Junior Bacon Cheeseburger, or JBC as we call it in the biz. Take the Classic Triple challenge while you still can, people. And remember it only counts if you Biggie size.
You Better Save the Rest of that Beer for Later, Cause You Just Reached the Serving Size
The Treasury Department (why them? no one knows) has suggested new rules for alcohol labels. The new labels would not only have alcohol by volume info, but also nutrition information and serving size suggestions. So now when you are debating between Steel Reserve and Colt 45 you can be sure of which one has less calories. Bottoms up.
Horrible Music and Botched Reporting? Must be Scene!
While it may seem like a treat that Scene has cancelled their annual music awards (I’m hoping a certain website’s mocking of last year’s festivities aided in the shutdown), they’ve replaced them with a music fest. This means five downtown locations will be taken over by shit for a night. In case you care. And don’t worry; it’s not just the print edition that rubs people the wrong way…
In C-Notes (Scene’s blog) latest post they issue a story about Bigfoot hunting in Portage County. Yes, the usual bad jokes and quick-fire reporting do apply, but this time we get the added bonus of the man interviewed for the piece responding. Seems Paul Mitchell is not too happy about being misquoted and having important bits of info left out. This quote sort of sums it up, “a 45 minute interview effectuates this unscrupulous, scurrilous reporting?” Ouch, and the hater list only grows.
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This post was written by MyFriendCleveland on July 31, 2007


