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Kentucky Fried Chicken might be switching to Texas Fried Chicken and still call it Kentucky Fried Chicken. I wonder if that going to be Fried Armadillo instead of fried chicken since they moving their HQ to Texas? That way you get four drumsticks and no wings. There are plenty of armadillos to go around.

Which is worst the chance getting the bird flu or leprosy (Hansen's disease) ?

Oh man, don't be messin' with some Kentucky.....

Where was the first franchise Kentucky fried chicken?

Hammermechanicman said:

Where was the first franchise Kentucky fried chicken?

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I just went and looks and the first franchise was actually in Salt Lake City, UT.

Yup.

Tumbleweed stew, Jack rabbit pot pie, or maybe Roadrunner on a stick anyone?

StarTech said:

Kentucky Fried Chicken might be switching to Texas Fried Chicken and still call it Kentucky Fried Chicken. I wonder if that going to be Fried Armadillo instead of fried chicken since they moving their HQ to Texas? That way you get four drumsticks and no wings. There are plenty of armadillos to go around.

Which is worst the chance getting the bird flu or leprosy (Hansen's disease) ?

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The first American version of General Tso's chicken was in NYC. What's the difference where they are running the company from? They are still selling fried chicken and never have been making all of their chicken in Kentucky.

upupandaway said:

The first American version of General Tso's chicken was in NYC. What's the difference where they are running the company from? They are still selling fried chicken and never have been making all of their chicken in Kentucky.

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For the price per bucket they charge, should be flown in fresh from Kentucky LOL.

Well the last bucket I brought was apparently some they kept under the heat lamps and was burnt so I haven't brought any in the last 10 yrs. Just cook my own.

Just poking fun at them for moving just to be politically correct. It wont get me to buy their burnt chicken in a bucket again.

The last restaurant chicken five years ago was Popeye's and it was so greasy that I could greased a dump truck with it and had leftovers.