Andy wrote:
> Just saw a commercial where the old generation meets the young generation
> eating from a bucket of KFC. The older generation spokesman says "We
> called it Kentucky Fried Chicken." And they rotate the bucket and it's
> labeled "Kentucky Fried Chicken." The voice-over says Kentucky Fried
> Chicken."
>
> They've come full circle.
>
> I remember when they changed the name TO KFC. Jay Leno joked at the time
> that "Kentucky Fried Chicken is changing it's name to KFC. Apparently
> they didn't want to be associated with the word 'fried.' I think they
> didn't want to be associated with the word 'CHICKEN!!!'"
>
> It's Kentucky Fried Crap no matter what it's called, imho,

I work in London and just round the corner from the Tower of London
is(was?) a KFC. Jokes were abound that KFC should have been KFW
(Kentucky Fried Watervole).
I do like onw or two pieces but it's the coating that does it. Often
the chicken itself has no flavour whatsoever. Give me a hot wing or
seven any day.

Doc