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| regnaD kciN
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Mon Apr-24-06 04:02 AM
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...is the one in England named "New Jersey Chicken," with the logo of a chicken in a cowboy hat.
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Mon Apr-24-06 08:02 AM
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| 2. "King F**king Crimson" |
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When I went to see King Crimson on the "ConstruKction of Light" tour in Philadelphia, somebody had made a shirt that took a KFC logo, replaced Colonel Sanders' face with Robert Fripp's, and changing the wording to "King Fucking Crimson".
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Mon Apr-24-06 09:31 AM
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| 3. We have a Kennedy's Fried Chicken |
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Edited on Mon Apr-24-06 09:34 AM by dr.strangelove
and he won a lawsuit filed against him by KFC. It is spelled with the "apostrophe S." I assume it is different than the Kennedy Fried Chicken in the photos. Our Kennedy's is pretty good. Its not a chain, just a single store that has been there since my dad was a kid.
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Mon Apr-24-06 09:36 AM
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| 4. I saw those all the time in the UK |
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there was one close to where I lived called "Dallas Fried Chicken" (Dallas?). I saw another one called "Tennessee Fried Chicken", and even an "Indianapolis Fried Chicken". Most of these shops were owned by first- or second-generation immigrants from the East Indies.
The food was pretty good at Dallas's. And cheaper than the colonel, too.
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