A real cheeseburger
Mar. 27th, 2005 10:32 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
xenithIntended to walk into the city today but I needed something to eat, because it's a long way, so I stopped at Hungry Jacks, as you do. They resturant was almost empty but it was busy at the counter so I had to wait a while for my cheeseburger. About 10 mins.
When I finally got it, I went out to continue the walk and unwrapped the burger. It looked a little thinner than usual so I looked to see what was in it. Cheese. That green cucmbery stuff. And yellow sauce/mustard.
Cheeseburgers are supposed to have meat in them, aren't they?
Seems I'd got a CHEESEburger.
Ended up wandering around Invermay taking photos instead. Not the most exciting suburb around for the most part though. Turn of the last century, working class; now a mixture of low income and restore & resellers.
Although I saw a flock of swans -- a dozen large, dark shapes with white trim -- flying over the houses
Then caught the bus the rest of the way into the city and, because there's only a bus every hour on Sunday (and none between 1 & 4), spent another hour walking along the river taking more photos. Ended up being almost 4 hours of being on my feet. Ouch. *makes note to self to get new innersoles for shoes too*
When I finally got it, I went out to continue the walk and unwrapped the burger. It looked a little thinner than usual so I looked to see what was in it. Cheese. That green cucmbery stuff. And yellow sauce/mustard.
Cheeseburgers are supposed to have meat in them, aren't they?
Seems I'd got a CHEESEburger.
Ended up wandering around Invermay taking photos instead. Not the most exciting suburb around for the most part though. Turn of the last century, working class; now a mixture of low income and restore & resellers.
Although I saw a flock of swans -- a dozen large, dark shapes with white trim -- flying over the houses
Then caught the bus the rest of the way into the city and, because there's only a bus every hour on Sunday (and none between 1 & 4), spent another hour walking along the river taking more photos. Ended up being almost 4 hours of being on my feet. Ouch. *makes note to self to get new innersoles for shoes too*
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Date: 2005-03-27 04:34 pm (UTC)What green cucumbery stuff? (just curious)
Did you go back for the meat or was that really the way they sold them?
(again, curious)
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Date: 2005-03-27 11:23 pm (UTC)And, yes, they do usually put meat in them. They thought it was quite funny, in an ooops sorry sort of way.