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Consistent spelling.
Update maintainer information.
Fix filename matching in elisp-site-file-install. It should use shortest match, not longest.
Update version number in example.
elisp-site-regen: Die on errors.
elisp-site-regen: Look for site-init files only in site-gentoo.d subdirectory.
Don't create site-gentoo.el in postrm phase.
elisp-common.eclass: Add proper @CODE tags in comments.
Sync from Emacs overlay: Make elisp-emacs-version() more robust.
Sync eclasses from Emacs overlay. elisp-common.eclass: Functions elisp-compile, elisp-make-autoload-file, elisp-install, and elisp-site-file-install now die on failure. elisp.eclass: Remove die commands that are no longer necessary because the called functions die themselves. Call readme.gentoo_create_doc and readme.gentoo_print_elog from readme.gentoo.eclass if these functions exist.
Sync eclasses from Emacs overlay. elisp-common.eclass: Remove last remnants of backwards compatibility code from elisp-site-regen which was introduced at 2007-12-01. Distinguish between "version too low" and "could not determine version" in elisp_pkg_setup. elisp.eclass: Return 2 as exit status of elisp-need-emacs if the comparison could not be done, e.g., if emacs could not be executed.
Suppress warning message in elisp-site-regen for initial installation.
use new @ROFF escape for inlining roff macros #420153
Sync from Emacs overlay: Require GNU Emacs in elisp-need-emacs().
Delete declaration of unused variable.
Use ebegin/eend instead of einfo.
Sync eclasses from Emacs overlay (revision 1752). elisp.eclass: Allow for user patches. New variable ELISP_REMOVE. elisp-common.eclass: Replace echo by einfo for proper logging.
Clarify policy on site-init files in eclass documentation.
Sync eclasses from Emacs overlay (revision 1683). Change [ ] to [[ ]] throughout.
Doc fix: @MAINTAINER doesn't support paragraphs any more.
Move authors' list to new @AUTHOR block.
Sync elisp-common.eclass from Emacs overlay (revision 1670): Error handling in function elisp-emacs-version.
Add missing pair of quotation marks.
Sync from Emacs overlay (revision 1547). Order of functions rearranged. Whitespace change in site-gentoo.el.
Sync eclasses from Emacs overlay (revision 1542). elisp-common.eclass: Remove dead function elisp-comp; it has been deprecated more than two years ago in bug 235442. New function elisp-need-emacs, tests if the eselected Emacs version is at least the major version specified as argument. elisp.eclass: Use function elisp-need-emacs in elisp_pkg_setup.
Add a comment about naming of site-init files.
Change comment in generated autoload file.
Sync eclasses from Emacs overlay (revision 1506). elisp.eclass: Update documentation. elisp-common.eclass: The nullglob shell option is not needed in elisp-site-regen, because inside the loop we test for existence of all files. See also bug 328863. The temporary file needs only be removed in the no changes case.
Sync from Emacs overlay (revision 1477). Remove the warning about obsolete files; the install location was changed two years ago.
Partial sync from Emacs overlay (revision 1477). Prepare for Prefix support.
Display a warning message if no site-init files were found.
Sync from Emacs overlay (revision 1453). elisp.eclass: Generate Info files from Texinfo sources listed in ELISP_TEXINFO. elisp-common.eclass: Mark site-gentoo.el as buffer-read-only, in order to prevent unintentional edits. Add null strings to inhibit local variables detection in the eclass file itself.
Remove comment line from example site-init file
Sync from Emacs overlay (revision 1379). Remove all code in elisp-site-regen related to site-start.el; it is now installed by emacs-common-gentoo. Suppress error message in elisp-site-file-install if cp source and destination are identical.
Partial sync from Emacs overlay: In elisp-site-file-install, allow for extra version identifier in the name of the source file; output a warning if the file name doesn't match a valid pattern; automagically insert a header comment.
Partial sync from Emacs overlay. elisp.class: In the "simple elisp" case, explicitly assign S=${WORKDIR} in elisp_src_unpack. elisp-common.eclass: Remove function elisp-comp; it is not used by anything in the tree. Reindent documentation to 72 columns for better readability.
Don't create site-start.el if we are called from emacs-common-gentoo.
Partial sync from Emacs overlay, only documentation and einfo output changes.
Remove workaround for T; Paludis bug #517 was fixed 12 months ago.
Update copyright years.
Remove backwards compatibility kludge (after 13 months transition time).
Terminate last line of init file.
Don't assign a default to SITEFILE, since elisp-common.eclass doesn't use it.
Partial sync from Emacs overlay (revision 1176). elisp.class: Allow for packages without site-init file in elisp_src_install. Remove "die" messages since elisp-common.eclass is verbose enough. Document SITEFILE variable. elisp-common.eclass: Use sed instead of cat for concatenation of site-init files, since they may not have a trailing newline. Add function names to error messages. Document SITEETC as eclass variable.
Add function names to error messages.
Document SITEETC as eclass variable. Update comment for elisp-site-regen.
Be less verbose, bug 237546.
Partial sync from Emacs overlay. Output a deprecation warning in elisp-comp().
Return definite status from elisp-site-regen.
Remove elisp-comp from eclass man page.
Sync eclasses from Emacs overlay (revision 1137). elisp-common.eclass: Add current directory to load-path in elisp-compile. New variable BYTECOMPFLAGS. Document EMACS and EMACSFLAGS as eclass variables.
Fix issue with empty einfo lines in elisp-site-regen. Indent here-document. Change wording of message, "no longer" -> "not", since the underlying change from site-start.el to site-gentoo.el was in 2004.
Sync eclasses from Emacs overlay (revision 1110). elisp-common.eclass: Create file for backwards compatibility only if obsolete files were found.
Change wording of obsoletion warning.
Create temporary directory safely.
Sync eclasses from Emacs overlay (revision 1041). elisp-common.eclass: Check if the SITELISP directory exists.
Sync eclasses from Emacs overlay (revision 1012). elisp-common.eclass: Work around Paludis borkage, where variable T is empty in pkg_postrm. Clean up temporary files.
Update copyright years.
Sync eclasses from Emacs overlay (revision 967). elisp-common.eclass: Enable warning message about obsolete files.
Sync eclasses from Emacs overlay (revision 894). elisp-common.eclass: Install packages' site-init files in site-gentoo.d subdirectory. Update documentation and einfo messages accordingly.
Redirect input for cat command to /dev/null, otherwise it will hang if the list of files is empty. Thanks to bicatali for pointing this out.
Partial sync from Emacs overlay: Prepare for migration of packages' site files to site-gentoo.d subdirectory. Use bash arrays and a custom sort routine in elisp-site-regen. Set nullglob option, because there may be a directory without matching files. Use ebegin/eend instead of einfo where it is feasible.
Partial sync from Emacs overlay: New variable SITEETC. Replace basename by bash parameter expansion.
Sync eclasses from Emacs overlay (revision 734). elisp-common.eclass: Use square brackets for test, remove dysfunctional code in elisp-comp. New variable EMACSFLAGS, replaces EMACS_BATCH_CLEAN. Group compile functions together.
Sync eclasses from Emacs overlay (revision 668). elisp.eclass: Comment changes. elisp-common.eclass: Create default site-start.el when running elisp-site-regen for the first time; recommend "require" instead of "load" in einfo message. Document SITELISP and SITEFILE eclass variables. Other comment changes.
Sync eclasses from Emacs overlay (revision 645). elisp.eclass: Die if elisp-install or elisp-site-file-install fails. Add man comments for variables SIMPLE_ELISP, DOCS, and NEED_EMACS. elisp-common.eclass: New variable EMACS_BATCH_CLEAN, analog to the XEmacs eclasses. Remove redundant pushd/popd commands in elisp-site-file-install; don't die, return status instead. Quote all instances of $@ and $*. Don't use ${status}; it is reserved in zsh. Call insinto and doins in a subshell to avoid pollution of calling environment. Remove superfluous dodir in elisp-install. Set no-byte-compile and provide site-gentoo in site-gentoo.el. Move comment for elisp-comp so that it will appear in the man page.
elisp.eclass: Remove trailing slant in "S" variable. elisp-common.eclass: add a trailing slant in comment for regeneration to make clear that it is a directory, not a single file.
Whitespace changes.
elisp-common.eclass: Default SITEFILE. elisp{,-common}.eclass: Add cookies for automatic man page generation.
Add RDEPEND line. Put proper header information in site-gentoo.el. Update copyright info. Consistent BE spelling. Some comment changes. Remove -b option from mv since it does not work on BSD.
Unbreak on BSD userland: mv -b is non-standard option.
elisp.eclass: * Depend on Emacs by NEED_EMACS=<version> before inherit * DOCS variable is used in src_install() to give a number of documentation files * Documented some missing parts * Some code clean-up elisp-common: * elisp-emacs-version() to determine Emacs' current major version number * site-gentoo.el is only regenerated if there was actually a change, thus preventing unecessary output on postrm or postinst * now every action is commented with an einfo output * Documented some missing parts * Some code clean-up
Add some comments and local variables to generated autoload file.
Handle the case in elisp-site-regen that there are no site-init files.
Give more specific example of "load" function in einfo message.
Fixup whitespace in elisp-common.eclass
A missing colon prevented a auxiliary variable to be predefined if no argument was given
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see commit before, this time for real: Remove some unused parts (commented out and similar) Documentation of functions (both by Ulrich M�ller and Christian Faulhammer) New function elisp_make_autoload_file() (by Ulrich M�ller) Taken from Emacs Overlay
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fix utf-8
QA: Apply whitespace checks from repoman to eclasses.
Remove ECLASS= and INHERITED= which haven't been necessary for a long time now
Remove ECLASS= and INHERITED= which haven't been necessary for a long time now
added 'die' to elisp-site-file-install(). thanks to Tobias C. rittweiler <email@example.com>; bug #86704.
'...' -> ' ...'
Changed descrpifion of what to do as suggested by John Altstadt <firstname.lastname@example.com> in bug #53097
update the copyright info
Applied a patch from agriffis regardling the bug $44712. Thanks ;)
correct site-gentoo.el to be much more specific about what files should be included refactor common-lisp pkg_prerm and pkg_postinst
Changed elisp-common.eclass to use site-gentoo.el, rather than site-lisp.el.
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added improvements and cleanups from Jeremy Maitin-Shepard <email@example.com> bug 29698
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Migraines again!January 18, 2011 at 3:03 pm | Posted in Me, rheumatoid arthritis (RA) | 8 Comments
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Hmm, not feeling quite so fine any more! I had to finish work early yesterday because I woke up with a headache and it just got worse and worse until I finally realised it was a migraine. My migraines usually start with handy visual effects that flag up, 'Hello! I'm a migraine' straight away, but of course I was probably asleep at the point where those were happening, so I missed that.) Although it was one sided, it wasn't that bad when I woke up so I just took paracetamol. It just niggled away all morning, and eventually I thought 'migraine?' and took a migraine tablet. by then I suppose it was waaaaaaaaaay too late.
At about three o'clock it was getting really bad – feeling sick, couldn't see properly out of my right eye, bad pain … definitely time to give up and go home. Fortunately hubby had the day off and was there to get me tucked up in bed with an ice pack, a darkened room and middle-sized cat (who purred so loudly at the unexpected pleasure of an afternoon snuggle that I was very glad my migraines aren't affected much by noise – only light!)
I felt slightly better by about six and was able to eat some dinner, which made me feel better still, but still completely washed out. I didn't do anything all evening except watch a bit of telly once the headache had gone.
Still, at least woke up this morning headache free. Just one small problem … they're painting at work! Aaaaargh – the smell of paint is bringing the headache right back again! Not sure how long I'm going to last this time.
Interestingly I've got pains in my right shoulder for the first time in a while, coinciding with a migraine over my right eye. I'm fairly convinced they're related … but the doctors aren't!
If there's anybody out there that gets migraines that they think are related to their RA Pain, I'd love to hear from you!
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I never had migraines until the last year. It seemed to coincide with increasing my Remicade dosage, and I've heard that that does happen for some people. Thankfully, I've had so few of them that I haven't yet gotten any meds specifically for them, but I'm thinking I probably should, because nothing helps me when they come. I'm so new at it that I'm still working on how to know when I'm in trouble.
RA has brought so many lovely new surprises into my life…
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Since his inauguration two months ago, President Trump has made no secret of his desire to scrap Obama-era climate change policies. From Trump's pledge to de-fund the Environmental Protection Agency to rescinding the Clean Power Plan, his activities and rhetoric have both taken a troubling direction—but scientists and foreign policy experts alike have held their breath on the biggest development: whether or not Trump would actually follow through on his threat to withdraw the United States from the Paris Agreement, the 2015 accord to slash carbon emissions worldwide in order to save the planet from catastrophic global warming.
The Trump team is facing off behind the scenes, with powerful advisor Steve Bannon urging the President to double down on climate denial, and on the other side, daughter Ivanka Trump and Secretary of State Rex Tillerson warning that American leadership can only be harmed by pulling out of the landmark global accord. News reports indicate that the White House is nearing a decision on which path to take.
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Tuukka Rask (left) and the Bruins beat the Blackhawks 2-0 in Game 3 of the Stanley Cup Final, with Patrice Bergeron (right) scoring one of the goals.
Bergeron provided the game-icing goal in the second period when he slipped this shot past Chicago's Corey Crawford.
Daniel Paille, right, being congratulated by Tyler Seguin, scored the other goal for the Bruins.
It was a hard-hitting game, with Chicago's Patrick Sharp checked into the boards by Seguin in the first period.
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The Town of Clayton Budget Committee met on Oct. 24 to discuss the 2013 budget. While the proposed budget isn't quite ready to go before council, Committee Chair Dave Letterman expects the budget to be finalized by Thanksgiving.
Though the committee discussed a few aspects of the budget, including the possible purchase of a backhoe, Letterman addressed the 2013 budget after the meeting.
At this point in time, there are no plans to raise fees or taxes next year. Letterman said that the fiscal year 2013 budget is a "basic balanced budget through cuts and maintaining the status quo."
However, Letterman did say the town will have to face facts and eventually increase fees and/or taxes in the future simply because the cost of everything else such as fuel and equipment has increased.
"We've been fighting it off as long as we can, but everything else is going up so we're going to have to too," Letterman said.
The town was facing a $220,000 paper deficit, but made enough cuts for the town to now have a possible $28,000 surplus. But Letterman said the surplus will most likely be less than that before the budget is approved.
The Personnel Committee is dealing with a personnel matter in which they are considering increasing the hours of an employee; therefore, Letterman said he expects the surplus to decrease dramatically after the decision is made. The employee matter will be addressed prior to the November council meeting on Tuesday, Nov. 13, which is a day later than usual due to the celebration of Veteran's Day on Monday, Nov. 12.
"We expect to approve the budget between now and Thanksgiving," Letterman said. "If we can't get it done at the next meeting, we'll hold a special meeting before Thanksgiving."
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Letterman said the current 2012 budget is right on target. The town is considering buying a backhoe for roughly $40,000. The backhoe was originally planned to be purchased in 2013, but Town Foreman Jeff Hurlock said the town was recently given a chance to order one for a fairly reasonable price. The Budget Committee had budgeted roughly $60,000 for the backhoe in next year's budget.
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You Wouldn't Admit It Even If You Did Like One!
One of the common cuddlefish claims is that we wouldn't admit to liking an XKCD even if it was funny. It varies from "you wouldn't notice even if one was funny," which is fairly uncommon (because most fanboys believe that all XKCD is funny, so they inherently believe we're in denial) to "you'd just lie about it if you liked one."
There's one problem with this: we admit to liking them all the time. It's certainly not frequent (there is a reason we have a hate blog for XKCD, after all), but there are times when there is one that we think is at least moderately okay. I've done it, Carl has done it, most people who comment here regularly have done it.
The "you wouldn't notice" one deals with the problems of bias &c, which I've already written about elsewhere, but, again: if we like some of them clearly that's not true, now is it?
Here's a thought to leave you with: when XKCD was still good, it could have made a comic and most of us here would agree that this one was funny. Now it will get at best a handful of people to say they liked it.
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- AnonymousApril 3, 2010 at 11:14 PM
Boring rant. Previous one is pretty dull too. I guess you must really need the writing practice? You said your motivations for posting here were fun and practice, and I can't imagine that you had any fun writing this tripe.ReplyDelete
I think XKCD is crap too, but at least it allows itself the freedom to treat more than one topic.
why should the quality of someone's work affect how much fun they have writing it?ReplyDelete
I will admit, though, that there is also a sense of audience loyalty that keeps one blogging on a high-traffic blog such as this one. it is why you make shitty short posts like this one in five minutes!ReplyDelete
the original just had like five words, but I decided that would just be annoying.
- AnonymousApril 4, 2010 at 12:17 AM
I think there's maybe like one "cuddlefish" here that's trolling you guys, and that's why there are so many ridiculous claims which you keep writing essays about.ReplyDelete
PS At first it looked like you're a pretty cool guy in that picture. But I zoomed in and it scares me now.
so you're saying that large masses of people, when presented with a blog which features prominently in google's search results and gets 1000+ hits/day, are not prone to making stupid, predictable arguments?ReplyDelete
also are you the one cuddlefish that's trolling us, or are you a different one?ReplyDelete
This doesn't really add anything that "You're Just Biased" already covered, and the final thought is just an inverted Appeal to Popularity.ReplyDelete
What I think would be interesting to refute is the false dichotomy several users (like the first Anon) have tried to bring up, that you're doing something of little overall worth and enjoyment because you're constraining yourself to a treatment on a subject you don't like.
- DanetrixApril 4, 2010 at 3:11 AM
Yeah, it would be interesting, AKA..... if he hadn't already covered it in his rants anyway, of "No One Is Forcing Yiou To Read XKCD" and "Don't You Have Anything Better To Do With Your Time"ReplyDelete
And really, there's only so many times one can link the same thing over and over before they lose hope for humanity.
I really liked the woodpecker oneReplyDelete
"Yeah, it would be interesting, AKA..... if he hadn't already covered it in his rants anyway, of 'No One Is Forcing Yiou To Read XKCD' and 'Don't You Have Anything Better To Do With Your Time'"ReplyDelete
He *ever so vaguely* touched on it in the first rant, and the second rant worked from the premise that *all* criticism leveled at XKCD was *pointless*, which is different.
I stand by my assertion.
I think this is a pretty interesting little story.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousApril 4, 2010 at 8:56 AM
I don't think I've ever seen either of those complaints ever.ReplyDelete
What was the point of this rant?
These complaints show up pretty frequently in this blog's comments. It's cool if you don't read any of the comments, but we would appreciate it if you didn't act like you know what's going on despite never paying attention.ReplyDelete
Is this about my post in the last thread? You're being silly.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousApril 4, 2010 at 11:04 AM
Complaints like "You're biased" and "You just look for things to hate" pop up all the time, but things like "You wouldn't admit it even if you did like it" barely ever pops up.ReplyDelete
- BLANDCorporatioApril 4, 2010 at 11:15 AM
irt. AKA The Schust:ReplyDelete
"What I think would be interesting to refute is the false dichotomy several users (like the first Anon) have tried to bring up, that you're doing something of little overall worth and enjoyment because you're constraining yourself to a treatment on a subject you don't like."
The enormous (still, I guess) audience of stuff like Zero Punctuation, or RedLetterMedia's reviews of The Phantom Menace etc, suggests that plenty of people do find enjoyment seeing someone tear something else to shreds.
So I guess that's all the refutation needed: it is possible to make entertaining/interesting/relevant material that many other people will seek out, even when harping on stuff you hate.
It even has its TVTropes page.
And that's not even going into any "objective worth" beyond entertainment value (and that is supposed to not be enough?!) things like ZP, RLM or this very blog may have, in terms of analysing stuff that is bad and pointing out why.
Finally, there really is no contradiction in a critic enjoying to bash something they don't like.
Exactly, it's possible to enjoy it, therefore it's not a contradiction. But HOW CAN THIS BE? It's such a paradox. If only someone would, you know, explain it to me. *cough*ReplyDelete
"I don't think I've ever seen either of those complaints ever.ReplyDelete
What was the point of this rant?
I made it literally ten minutes after someone posted this exact complaint on a recent thread.
schust are you suggesting I should write a rant about how it is possible to enjoy reading criticism? I don't want to overlap too much with earlier things.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousApril 4, 2010 at 12:55 PM
rob write a rant about how much you like dongsReplyDelete
every rant I write is about how much I like dongsReplyDelete
"He that writes may be considered as a kind of general challenger, whom every one has a right to attack; since he quits the common rank of life, steps forward beyond the lists, and offers his merit to the public judgement. To commence author is to claim praise, and no man can justly aspire to honour, but at the hazard of disgrace."ReplyDelete
-Samuel Johnson
I guess that Johnson quote would have been more apropos on the "No one has the right not to be offended" post. Whoops.ReplyDelete
- AmbivaliciousApril 4, 2010 at 3:13 PM
Hell, I just had someone I know in RL make this argument to me not too long ago. What would really be nice is a little sidebar link to the list of favorites, along with any strips that were said to be okay. Having to scan through the archives trying to remember where those top ten XKCD's were was annoying.ReplyDelete
You are twisted, therefore you will not make a very good candle.ReplyDelete
I based my assertion on the recent posts where it looks like you are trying too hard to find little things to overreact to in his comics, like the artwork.ReplyDelete
Randall is trying too hard to be funny.
You are trying too hard to be funny.
You are Randall Munroe.
and your assertion is clearly and demonstrably false.ReplyDelete
But surely you are overreacting. No one gets that mad over the quality of a multi-panel tri-weekly comic with stick figure characters.ReplyDelete
That isn't the argument I'm attempting to make at all.ReplyDelete
and apparently you aren't literate, because it addresses your concerns. read it again. keep reading until you get it. if you never get it, don't give up! don't sleep or eat or drink until you do.ReplyDelete
Oh, I understand what you think I'm arguing now. That isn't what I meant at all. I don't mean that you're putting a lot of time and effort into this blog. I mean that you are taking minuscule, unimportant aspects of xkcd that don't necessitate a lengthy emotional rant and doing just that with them.ReplyDelete
nope. read it again.ReplyDelete
Sorry, I'm afraid I don't understand now, and don't care enough to read it again.ReplyDelete
then perhaps you should stop bitchingReplyDelete
Sorry, I live under a bridge.ReplyDelete
4chan is funnyReplyDelete
- AnonymousApril 4, 2010 at 4:53 PM
how IRONICReplyDelete
- AnonymousApril 4, 2010 at 4:56 PM
so um guysReplyDelete
I think you're doing a Good Thing here but you're kinda dancing around a HUUUUGE elephant in the room and I thought considering how critical you are of XKCD you'd notice it.
i.e. Randall Munroe is totally a pedophile.
"Randall is trying too hard to be funny.ReplyDelete
You are trying too hard to be funny.
You are Randall Munroe."
Not a valid syllogism.
Thanks, I don't think anyone would've noticed that wasn't legitimate until you pointed out.ReplyDelete
But can you explain why it's not a valid syllogism?
Distribution of terms. The middle term, "trying too hard to be funny", is the term shared between the major and minor premises, and according to Irving Copi and Carl Cohen a valid syllogism must have its middle term distributed in at least one premise.
Let me restate what you said so the person it was directed at can actually understand it: just because two persons have a similar quality does not make them identical.ReplyDelete
It'd be like me saying "water is a liquid, soda is a liquid, therefore water is soda."
Please make it even more obvious why that syllogism is invalid, I don't think any of us quite get it yet.ReplyDelete
Mal, I can't tell if you are being sarcastic. in the event you are, let me remind you that you are suggesting that the commenters here are remotely intelligent and capable of grasping basic logic.ReplyDelete
NP: Amon Amarth - "3. Asator" - [(2006) With Oden On Our Side] - (00:21/03:04)ReplyDelete
this song is pretty good, i don't like a whole lot of Amon Amarth but i like this song
Meh it's not really any better than most Amon Amarth (which I generally consider decent to meh, tolerable if it's on at a party or something but nothing I'd ever have in my playlist) I guess it just fits your style preference a bit more.ReplyDelete
Mal we should talk about metal it would give me great erections.
So when are you gonna make one for "Your rants SUCK you attention-whoring loser?"ReplyDelete
Cause honestly, that seems to be most popular complaint around here lately, for some reason :)
- AnonymousApril 4, 2010 at 8:42 PM
So when are you gonna make one of these for "Your rants SUCK, you attention-whoring loser" ?ReplyDelete
Cause that's the one that really seems to be the most popular complaint around here lately, for some reason :)
- AnonymousApril 4, 2010 at 9:46 PM
So about the new XKCD...ReplyDelete
-There was an earthquake in mexico today.
-People were tweeting about it.
-People ON TWITTER were saying "tweeting during an earthquake, whats wrong with you?"
-Randall saw these tweets.
-Put up a comic saying the exact same thing.
-Tossed in some numbers and units to wow his fans.
"Cause that's the one that really seems to be the most popular complaint around here lately, for some reason :)"ReplyDelete
I would hate to deprive you of your mindless trolling.
@ Anon 4:56ReplyDelete
Randall may be a lot of things but I don't think he's a pedo. You may be confusing him with Tim B^Uckley, who showed his penis to a 14 year old girl on the internet. Randall's just obsessed with Megan and there's really no reason to assume she's not around the same age as him.
And anon 9:46 is pretty much spot-on. Today's comic doesn't have a joke, just "Yep, this is something that happened today."
- AnonymousApril 4, 2010 at 10:50 PM
At least the comic was about something that actually happened recently, instead of something that happened weeks or months ago.ReplyDelete
Rob why are you in Mexico?ReplyDelete
D-did you cause the earthquake?ReplyDelete
You know you're not supposed to jump.
(M is for Mason and 163 is the weight in lb he was born as)ReplyDelete
Honestly Scott I just like "Asator" better because it's fasterReplyDelete
Latest comic is very informative, and I can't remember if he did a similar one about the CDC using facebook for epidemiological studies but yeah. It's just "What a neat phenomenon!"
Which, okay, whatever, at least it's inoffensive.
- AnonymousApril 4, 2010 at 11:59 PM
Today's comic was factually accurate, made sense and had competent artwork. Now if only it had a joke.ReplyDelete
Nitpicking, "find shelter" is a strange phrase to use for earthquakes since you want to be outside when an earthquake hits.
- AnonymousApril 5, 2010 at 12:06 AM
Except for the fact that there are definitely members that never like any of them (I can't remember the name, but the member I remember claimed that looking at a girl's netbook on her lap was creepy and sexually deviant). Also, just because you occasionally like one doesn't mean you appreciate every one that is good. That said, recently they've been horrible non-jokes.ReplyDelete
"Mal, I can't tell if you are being sarcastic. in the event you are, let me remind you that you are suggesting that the commenters here are remotely intelligent and capable of grasping basic logic."ReplyDelete
While I applaud izam for trying to use a logical tool to make a point, he screwed it up so badly that I refuse to believe he's capable of understanding logic.
"Also, just because you occasionally like one doesn't mean you appreciate every one that is good."
No, but it is proof that he's open to the possibility that there can be good comics (even if the standard for which ones are good has been left purposefully nebulous).
"(I can't remember the name, but the member I remember claimed that looking at a girl's netbook on her lap was creepy and sexually deviant)."ReplyDelete
Fernie Canto?
- AnonymousApril 5, 2010 at 3:06 AM
Latest one reminds me of this:ReplyDelete
It's funny in a sort of observational standup way.
- AnonymousApril 5, 2010 at 4:31 AM
funny how you don't, oh, I don't know, provide any links to the times you "did" think it was funny. Almost like you couldn't find them, hmm...ReplyDelete
- AnonymousApril 5, 2010 at 5:59 AM
Links or it didn't happen.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousApril 5, 2010 at 6:24 AM
Latest strip is the best candidate for a picto-blog I've seen yet.ReplyDelete
I'm willing to admit that I liked 723. I thought it was going to be some sort of picto-blog thing about waves and stuff, but then Randall totally surprised me by PUTTING IN A PUNCHLINE! I did not see that coming. The punchline was also amusing and not gross, which added further to my surprise.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousApril 5, 2010 at 7:40 AM
WHERE'S THE BIRTH CERTIFICATEReplyDelete
do your own fucking homeworkReplyDelete
'"(I can't remember the name, but the member I remember claimed that looking at a girl's netbook on her lap was creepy and sexually deviant)."ReplyDelete
Fernie Canto?'
Yep, that was me alright -- though I only said that (okay, I truly threw a fit) because I *do* live in a place where, if you hear something like that in a bus or a train, you're really fucked.
I was going to say that today's comic is, at least, sort of clever. It drives home the absurds of "Twitter culture" without being obnoxious or stupid; and it's better for a comic to have no joke and be clever, than having no joke and being awfully dumb (722).
"Latest strip is the best candidate for a picto-blog I've seen yet."ReplyDelete
This. Still, it was in its pictobloggy way vaguely interesting, so?
it would have been a great pictoblag entry. it is the single most boring comic ever made.ReplyDelete
but at least Randy finally proves that he makes his comics the day of.
"funny how you don't, oh, I don't know, provide any links to the times you "did" think it was funny. Almost like you couldn't find them, hmm..."ReplyDelete
You don't actually read, do you? I bet you just pound a keyboard until something barely coherent shows up.
- AnonymousApril 5, 2010 at 11:58 AM
"Still, it was in its pictobloggy way vaguely interesting, so?"ReplyDelete
It certainly was.
CAPTCHA: trama, much like what happened to Baja California.
- AnonymousApril 5, 2010 at 3:41 PM
still not seeing any links to these supposed comics you liked...ReplyDelete
- AnonymousApril 5, 2010 at 3:50 PM
Um rob when you linked to izam, i really don't understand what the hell you meant. could you like, oh i dunno, explain maybe? So that, you know, izam can get your point? Maybe?ReplyDelete
Also yeah my complaint is also "Rob, you fucking whiny loser, go fuck a gay cat then photoshop abs onto your Facebook picture. Then destroy human civilization with your aura of stupidity and become the bane of intelligence as we know it. Also, explode. Just crawl into a corner silently, and explode. Then construct a meat organ, sam. Made out of human meat. I know what you're saying. 'That's not even possible!' Well, I've played one. It sounds horrible. Also, you will raise a cow. A lightning cow that wheezes out spatulas. Then sell it for 50 grand and then by a hooker who then commits suicide at first sight of you."
- AnonymousApril 5, 2010 at 3:55 PM
*same guy who wrote last comment* in the last sentence, *buy.ReplyDelete
Srry just had to do that
"still not seeing any links to these supposed comics you liked..."ReplyDelete
Do you need everything spelled out for you? Hold on while I get a can of Spaghettios. I'll be back. Promise.
- AnonymousApril 5, 2010 at 4:26 PM
Heh, fagsReplyDelete
"still not seeing any links to these supposed comics you liked..."ReplyDelete
that is why I told you to go do your own fucking homework.
"Um rob when you linked to izam, i really don't understand what the hell you meant. could you like, oh i dunno, explain maybe? So that, you know, izam can get your point? Maybe?"
do I look like I'm trying to be helpful? the fuck do you take me for?
- AnonymousApril 5, 2010 at 4:51 PM
Rob will not show the slightest sign of common courtesy unless physically forced to do so.ReplyDelete
Also he's a pedophile prescriptivist tool.
oh sometimes I am nice, just only when I think people are operating in good faith!ReplyDelete
- AnonymousApril 5, 2010 at 5:17 PM
Rob is a psychopath who rapes 50 children every time somebody on xkcdsucks proves him wrong.ReplyDelete
no nobody here has ever proven me wrong because they are all fucking retardedReplyDelete
but I do rape 50 children nightly
- AnonymousApril 5, 2010 at 5:24 PM
it's just a hobbyReplyDelete
I prefer to call it my passionReplyDelete
- AnonymousApril 5, 2010 at 5:30 PM
Rob argues with mentally challenged individuals to make himself feel better, then rapes them.ReplyDelete
Anon 5:30, yes, that's why he comments on his blog posts.ReplyDelete
Don't know if anyone brought this up but this http://www.qwantz.com/index.php?comic=548&butiwouldratherbereading=xkcd makes me hate Dinosaur Comics and realize the importance of art in a webcomic. (You can change the number in the url to hate any ohter particular Dinosaur Comic if you want)ReplyDelete
makes perfect senseReplyDelete
'When they changed the art it made me realize how important art is and so I hate the original art now'ReplyDelete
I think Fell might mean they hated that Dinosaur Comic when it had xkcd art instead. Like how they then say you can hate any other particular Dinosaur Comic by looking at it with xkcd art in the last sentence. This I know and know full well.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousApril 5, 2010 at 9:15 PM
I LOVE YOU ROB!ReplyDelete
Now, finish your homework and then take out the trash or no Lost tomorrow. Rules is rules.
Well... thanks to anon 9:15 PM. I just lost The Game.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousApril 5, 2010 at 11:01 PM
XKCD taught me the game and now XKCD Sucks lost me the game.ReplyDelete
- TheMesosadeApril 5, 2010 at 11:19 PM
^ This comic is much more interesting than the other comics.
Anyway, Rob, this rant is actually highly tied to the one saying "You're biased towards hating XKCD."
I found that rant subverted the argument. Their argument isn't that the flaws you find are invalid, it's that the flaws you find aren't as bad as they seem to be. To try looking at something, noticing the same elements but in entirely different lights can hugely affect the end outcome.
Anyway, this one connects to that because people who come here see you judging XKCD harshly on most occasions. This causes some sense of prejudice to the reader, and therefore you couldn't admit you like XKCD on any occasion. In my opinion, this argument could have worked a lot better in place of the other.
Also, to all of you people who keep losing the game. I just massed carriers and won. QED /memespam.
Yes, I meant what Ann said. I don't hate the original Dinosaur Comics. I just think that if you exchange the art for xkcd art, it gets way worse.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousApril 6, 2010 at 4:21 AM
oh my god you people. You like Dinosaur Comics? Really? After all the time you say shit about the heads not being attached in XKCD, you like a shitty copy-and-paste comic? Wow. I don't really know what to say to that.ReplyDelete
- Sherlock HolmesApril 6, 2010 at 5:41 AM
@Anon 4:21ReplyDelete
"copy-and-paste comic" doesn't mean what you think it does.
- AnonymousApril 6, 2010 at 5:48 AM
This seems unnecessarily defensive.ReplyDelete
So you don't like XKCD. Well you don't have to. But bear in mind that since you have a blog called "XKCD sucks" you can expect some accusations of bias. I mean writing about hating XKCD can't exactly be unbiased can it? So don't bother downplaying your biases. I don't think anyone is about to come here for a balanced review anyway.
- AnonymousApril 6, 2010 at 6:04 AM
i love the "you're biased" argument so much.ReplyDelete
Ha yeah Dino Comics is rubbish. Now THERE's a picto-blog, if you will. Hey guys, here's this thing I just found on Wikipedia. Oh but it's not me telling you about this boring Wikipedia thing, it's a T-Rex so I have NERD CRED and I can call it a COMIC.ReplyDelete
"[S]ince you have a blog called "XKCD sucks" you can expect some accusations of bias. I mean writing about hating XKCD can't exactly be unbiased can it? So don't bother downplaying your biases. I don't think anyone is about to come here for a balanced review anyway."ReplyDelete
You can have a bias without letting it affect your ability to objectively assess something.
Besides, I've never seen Rob downplay his bias towards anything. If he hates it, he lets you know. A lot.
"I don't really know what to say to that."ReplyDelete
Say nothing. Spare us.
- AnonymousApril 6, 2010 at 11:29 AM
723's first panel: "Look at this person standing around posting messages on the internet during an earthquake."ReplyDelete
723's last panel: "Haha, look at these people standing around posting messages on the internet during an earthquake! Bet you didn't see that one coming!"
I mean I get that the joke is meant to be "they could have used that time to prepare instead of posting on the internet" but I don't really know what they could've actually done if the amount of time between the warning and the earthquake wasn't even long enough to repost something on Twitter.
I think there's a vaguely interesting idea in there, that technology allows for greater safety but we're too busy being dazzled by it to take advantage, but the example here's so weak it gets completely lost.
"Besides, I've never seen Rob downplay his bias towards anything. If he hates it, he lets you know. A lot."ReplyDelete
one of my favorite paradoxical bits of common wisdom goes something like this: the best way to find an objective journalist is to find one who admits his biases. the best way to find a biased journalist is finding one who claims to be objective.
this is true when it comes to people who pretend to be objective all the time, since they try to hide their agenda and the bias ends up being much more insidious. the paradox comes in when people start saying that they are objective because they admit their biases.
- AnonymousApril 6, 2010 at 12:55 PM
Short of hiring someone from the Neutral Planet you're pretty much not going to get an unbiased account of anything.ReplyDelete
the Neutral Planet has pretty fair ratesReplyDelete
Hey Rob, think you could do your next rant on why xkcd art is bullshit and not "just his style"? I think prime examples of this are the honesty in the media one and the "I'd have to kill you sooner" one.ReplyDelete
I probably could, yeah. I'll look into it.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousApril 6, 2010 at 6:35 PM
Hey Rob, think you could do your next rant on what a sanctimonious fuckwit you are? I think prime examples of this are pretty much every post you make.ReplyDelete
that's not what sanctimonious means, so no. you can write that one if it makes you feel better about yourself thoughReplyDelete
- AnonymousApril 6, 2010 at 7:12 PM
Hey Rob, think you could do your next rant on what a fat pedophile you are? I think prime examples of this are those pictures you posted in chat last night.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousApril 6, 2010 at 7:14 PM
what the fuck are we paying carl for if he can't ever update the blogReplyDelete
hey i've noticed the new comic isn't funny and its new is this thrReplyDelete
oh my god randall is a time traveller from 1984ReplyDelete
if the new one is supposed to be a "gamer's hell" one, then yes I get it, but that's not actually as scary as you may think. Unfortunately, since everything is subjective, one person's idea of hell can be completely different than another person's, like Randal's idea of hell could be Mario games where you can't reach the stars whereas my idea of hell would be playing those freaking Barbie games all the timeReplyDelete
wow that blows my mindReplyDelete
- AnonymousApril 6, 2010 at 11:37 PM
You're a very clever guy, Cam. Here I was thinking that the comic epitomised the very image of Hell for all people, but now I realise that even to people who really like Tetris it would only be a nuisance. Somebody must email Randall about his error immediately!ReplyDelete
how SISYPHUSIANReplyDelete
"what the fuck are we paying carl for if he can't ever update the blog"ReplyDelete
The man needs his drug- and gambling-money. You think bookies and dealers pay themselves?
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No one here knows anything about gluten-free and don't care if you're accommodated. Yes, there's salad. Just salad. Hold the croutons.
1125 N. Burleson Blvd., Burleson, TX 76028
The waitress was very knowledgeable and they have a separate 1pg gf menu. I ordered a salad with ranch dressing. When she brought my salad, she said their ranch wasn't gf. I told her it was on the gf menu. So I tried another dressing. She came back with two vinaigrettes (yuck) and said she was sorry that the menu was wrong, but she had checked with her manager and these were the only gf dressings they had. I ended up bringing the salad home and adding my own dressing. I didn't get sick, but I also didn't get to enjoy my meal with my family. 😐
351 S. Perry Rd., Plainfield, IN 46168
Ask when we went in about GF. Hostess got out the menu. I told the waitress more than once was celiac and needed everything to be GF. Several selections of meat..salad..dressings and plenty of sides. When I ordered I asked the waitress to write on my order.. GF..she did and then I ordered. Manager came around 3 times to check on me and assured me she put the order through and it was GF. I appreciated that. When the food was brought out I asked again and was assured. When they brought rolls I asked them to hand then to my hubby. They did. Great experience. Great food. No problems. Will go again!
|Celiac friendly
230 Cabela Dr, Triadelphia, WV 26059
We were provided with a gluten-free menu. The food was excellent and the staff was friendly and very accommodating.
|Celiac friendly
2806 W. Loop 340, Waco, TX 76711
gluten free menu available. staff knowledgeable. we enjoyed ribs and a steak with vegetables sides and potatoes.
3174 Linden Dr., Bristol, VA 24201
not many choices.. WAY better off at an Outback Steakhouse with a Lot more to offer. same basic fare
|Not celiac friendly
2806 W. Loop 340, Waco, TX 76711
I had to send back my salad because of croutons on it. I stressed that I had a food allergy and sent it back to be remade. I think they thought it was a joke because they hid the croutons in my salad. I talked to the manager about what happened and me and my family left never to be back again
1110 E. Battlefield Rd., Springfield, MO 65807
Can order a steak with no seasoning and cooked on foil to be gluten free
3720 Stone Creek Blvd., Cincinnati, OH 45251
I order 6 oz sirloin steak, baked potato with sour cream and butter, grilled mushroom skewer. I always inform the server I can't have gluten so she doesn't bring the bread for me. I have eaten there at least 5 times and haven't been sick. They do have a gluten free menu on their website.
|Celiac friendly
2702 B Parker Rd., Round Rock, TX 78681
Ed, has Celiac, very accommodatiing.
|Celiac friendly
2146 Lantern Ridge Dr., Richmond, KY 40475
Loved it. Server was knowledgeable about Celiac Disease / gluten-free diet. Knew where to find their gluten-free menu. He made sure everything was cooked & safely served. A great place to eat with family and friends (you don't feel like your missing out because of your special needed diet)!
|Celiac friendly
2336 W. Roosevelt Blvd, Monroe, NC 28110
From Kansas City but visiting family here, girl friend really wanted Logan's, manager came out and we discussed everything, had to look up the gluten free menu online but they said they'd clean grill and have due diligence in preparing. I was iffy reading the reviews but apparently they've gotten new management since. I'd definitely recommend this Logan's.
|Celiac friendly
230 Cabela Dr, Triadelphia, WV 26059
Upon arriving, we asked to speak to the manager. He was very knowledgeable about food allergies. Our server had been told of our concerns. A gluten free menu was provided. The food was served as ordered. There were no issues and no cross contamination. We will be returning.
|Not celiac friendly
3700 U.S. 75, Sherman, TX 75092
This place went downhill fast. Have not been in some time. Used to good place to eat. Not sure about other locations but sherman does not seem safe and I seemed to always be sick after going there. I'm overly sensitive though so maybe it's just me. Service is awful rather you are trying to eat gf or not
630 Shedeck Parkway, Yukon, OK 73099
Put croutons on salad. Actually, they HID them UNDER the salad, which, they said was not how they do salads. (Did they deliberately hide them because they thought I was just being a pain? Who knows?) Then they made a big stink about it when I complained. "I don't know how you expect us to make it right", was what the person I dealt with said.
2146 Lantern Ridge Dr., Richmond, KY 40475
Love to eat here! They have a gluten free menu and my favorite is the everything salad. So yummy!
6835 Houston Rd., Florence, KY 41042
Wow! So glad I found Logan's. We're traveling and our options for gluten and dairy free dining were pretty limited in this area but Logans was awesome! I had the ribs with a salad and sweet potato. Everything was yummy. I could even have the peanuts that were on the tables. They have a dedicated GF menu and our server was knowledgeable and cautious. Almost overly cautious about my food, which is always good. Good job Logans!
|Celiac friendly
3940 Keith St., Cleveland, TN 37312
Gluten free menu. Great service. I have many sensitivities and they took the time to address every one!!! Ask for Samantha!!!!
6685 Airways Blvd., Southaven, MS 38671
Very limited menu and choices
5105 E. 42nd St., Odessa, TX 79762
Our food was good not sure the waiter under stood but the cook must have. No reaction Menu limited but worked ok rating 4
|Not celiac friendly
4511 Highway 17 South, N. Myrtle Beach, SC 29582
This restaurant does not have the same gluten free options as all the other locations. Very disappointing
|Not celiac friendly
5300 Hickory Hollow Ln., Antioch, TN 37013
They do not have a GF Menu, the server did not know what she was talking about, the food was not great, and the place was filthy, it was not a great experience, and my Celiac son was not well soon after we ate there. This place should NOT be included in the FMFG site.
9551 N. Owasso Expwy., Owasso, OK 74055
I love this place! I have eaten here several times and have never had any issues.
7731 Donegan Dr., Manassas, VA 20110
Had a gluten free menu. Limited choices but still good. And everything came out as ordered with no reactions afterwards. Waitress sucked, but food was good.
|Celiac friendly
4753 Montgomery Hwy., Dothan, AL 36303
It was great only thing I didn't understand was they said the butter had Gluten in it? Service was great and friendly
353 S. Rock Rd., Wichita, KS 67207
I have had the steak and the salmon. Both were good with no reaction.
200 Premier Blvd, Roanoke Rapids, NC 27870
Small Gluten free menu, but included steaks, ribs, chicken and salads. Kitchen staff did a decent job checking on items with questions. Btw.. avoid the Applebee's next door. Asked for a gluten free menus.. waitress responded by asking a "Google what" after explaining and checking with the manger we were told they were not good in the kitchen with that
|Not celiac friendly
2146 Lantern Ridge Dr., Richmond, KY 40475
NOT SAFE TO EAT HERE!!!!! NOT A CLUE!!Went here as we thought it was a cool local place to eat and they did have a gf menu. Waiter whom took our order gave a blank stare, eventually admitting to having "no clue" what Celiac Disease was and went to get his manager. The manager came to our table alone and assured me that my meal would be handled with the utmost care and without contamination. Over 1.5 hours later, the manager came back over to admit my meal had NOT been prepared in a safe manner and that it was now being remade. Our dinner arrived over 2 hours later (nobody came back to our table this whole time!) and was horrible and my chicken was under cooked. (they cooked it in foil) I did not eat a bite of it due to extreme anxiety that this experience caused, sadly. Wish we'd gone elsewhere as it was an expensive meal to throw out. Hubby's burger was ok but also undercooked. TVs were blaring loud with a basketball game. We aren't "old" and love our loud music but this place was overwhelmingly and annoyingly loud!!!
|Celiac friendly
240 Conference Center Dr., East Peoria, IL 61611
Waitstaff and management understand Gluten free. Ask for the menu.
|Not celiac friendly
30275 Eastern Shore Ct., Spanish Fort, AL 36527
The so called "gluten free" menu has things that may contain gluten. The staff screwed up my order and put things that contain gluten on my plate. I definitely do not recommend.
351 S. Perry Rd., Plainfield, IN 46168
The gluten free menu is very limited. I ordered a salad without croutons and specifically told the server it's because I have a gluten allergy. I sure did find a giant crouton in my salad.
3250 Airport Rd., Mobile, AL 36606
They were accommodating and made the steak and shrimp GF. Food was good with shrimp a little bland due to normal seasoning being missing. Would return
5511 Sunrise Blvd, Citrus Heights, CA 95610
I saw the GF menu, ordered from it and was cross contaminated. Won't be going back.
|Celiac friendly
201 RHL Blvd., Charleston, WV 25309
My server noticed me checking the gf menu on my phone and immediately offered the paper copy. He assured me my salad was made from the fresh bins that hadn't been contaminated. Very attentive!
|Celiac friendly
4740 Valley View Blvd., Roanoke, VA 24012
We recently visited this area and were pleased to find that they did have a gluten free menu. The menu is fairly limited, but the waitress did seem knowledgeable about cross-contamination issues. My daughter has Celiac D. and was able eat without complaint. Service was not great initially, but got much better after a shift change.
|Not celiac friendly
2501 W. Happy Valley Bldg. 12, Phoenix, AZ 85027
Not cool. The website has a decent sounding GF menu, but all I got when I showed up was their allergen matrix. The only entree that didn't have a "Contains Allergen" checkmark in the gluten column was a 6oz sirloin. Fine by me, but it did have the "May contain allergen" symbol... Waiter said he'll make sure the kitchen cooks it on foil, without the seasoning. So, I basically got a lightly baked steak, with a lightly baked veggie skewer (which they had to remake because they forgot about the gluten issue the first time), and a dry sweet potato because their baked potatoes are dredged in contaminated butter before baking. At least the waiter was doing his part to be very conscientious. If you're looking for strong drinks and salty peanuts, though, it's a fine place. Otherwise, give it a pass.
2806 W. Loop 340, Waco, TX 76711
We got here and we're notified that they no longer had a GF menu!! And that EVERYTHING they had contained gluten. The servers were not helpful at all and acted clueless when I asked about a GF menu.
1011 Sunburst Dr, Goldsboro, NC 27534
The waiter was absolutely amazing, but the only.gluten free options they have, are salads. This was per one of their cooks.
1000 Timber Dr East, Garner, NC 27529
No gf menu, confused servers, options very sketchy.
23115 I-30 South, Bryant, AR 72022
I quit eating here. The food is good, but I get contaminated every time I visit the Bryant location. I have had no problems at the Conway location and will eat there! They have been very good!
530 North 47th Street, Rogers, AR 72756
Awesome and no reaction!!
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