Has anyone tried the Arby's chicken naturals and if so, what do you think? I love their roast beef and their curly fries as well as their loaded potato bites but have never tried their chicken naturals. Maybe I'll have that for lunch today. Also, for those of you who are interested, I've heard that they're having a free tender day on the 9th of March...that's thursday of this week. Apparently you get to go try a chicken naturals tender for free. Any thoughts?

On Tue, 7 Mar 2006 20:21:34 +0000, crysmouse
> wrote:

> Any thoughts?

Learn to raise your dining standards.

Sure...just as soon as you learn some manners.

On Wed, 8 Mar 2006 15:15:52 +0000, crysmouse
> wrote:

>Sure...just as soon as you learn some manners.


Anything free doesn't not necessarily make it better.

There are no shortcuts to any place worth going.
- Beverly Sills

First of all, "doesn't not" means that it does make it better. Secondly, that's not what i meant at all. I was simply asking if anyone had tried their chicken since I never have. If you haven't then I'd appreciate it if you wouldn't wast my time with your snobby opinions of their advertising. Thank you.

On Thu, 9 Mar 2006 13:07:55 +0000, crysmouse
> wrote:

>
>First of all, "doesn't not" means that it does make it better.
>Secondly, that's not what i meant at all. I was simply asking if
>anyone had tried their chicken since I never have. If you haven't then
>I'd appreciate it if you wouldn't wast my time with your snobby opinions
>of their advertising. Thank you.


Sweetie...let's start over.

>Has anyone tried the Arby's chicken naturals and if so, what do you
>think? I love their roast beef and their curly fries as well as their
>loaded potato bites but have never tried their chicken naturals. Maybe
>I'll have that for lunch today. Also, for those of you who are
>interested, I've heard that they're having a free tender day on the 9th
>of March...that's thursday of this week. Apparently you get to go try a
>chicken naturals tender for free. Any thoughts?


You asked a very pointed question and that was "any thoughts?"

You better learn this life lesson. Never ask a question that you
don't or can't listen to the answer to.

YOU opened a door and asked a question. Arby's food, be it free or
not, still is not my choice...it is garbage.

And I meant that in the nicest way. Now go chew on that nasty
"chicken byproduct" and you can report back on a questionable
experience.


The happy people are those who are producing something;
the bored people are those who are consuming much and producing
nothing.
- - William Ralph Inge