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RQOTD*: Have you ever eaten your hamburger upside down?

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  • K kdmote

    (Because, as everyone knows, there is a top and a bottom.) And if anyone has ever been so crazy as to try such a thing, please report: did it still taste as good? *RQOTD = "Random Question of the Day"

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    Maximilien
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    Pretty much always; seems the motion to bring the burger from the plate to the mouth is simpler.

    I'd rather be phishing!

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    • K kdmote

      (Because, as everyone knows, there is a top and a bottom.) And if anyone has ever been so crazy as to try such a thing, please report: did it still taste as good? *RQOTD = "Random Question of the Day"

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      CMullikin
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      I quite often eat them upside down. When eating them right side up, I sometimes end up where my bites are primarily bottom bun, burger, toppings, and bottom of top bun, but the top part of the top bun remains hanging over. Flipping it over somehow gives me a better vertical bite. :thumbsup:

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      • F Forogar

        I often do this as some hamburgers are a little drippy and the top bun is better at absorbing the drips before they drip on you! Also, sometimes by the time you unwrap a take-out burger the bottom bun has become soaked and soggy so flipping it upside down provides a more robust "plate".

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        Slacker007
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        24 points for getting the word "robust" into a workable sentence, that has nothing to do with software development. :thumbsup: :-D

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        • K kdmote

          (Because, as everyone knows, there is a top and a bottom.) And if anyone has ever been so crazy as to try such a thing, please report: did it still taste as good? *RQOTD = "Random Question of the Day"

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          ZurdoDev
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          I don't think I could eat anything upside down. All the blood rushes into your head and swallowing goes against gravity. Doesn't sound fun at all.

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          • K kdmote

            (Because, as everyone knows, there is a top and a bottom.) And if anyone has ever been so crazy as to try such a thing, please report: did it still taste as good? *RQOTD = "Random Question of the Day"

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            Shuqian Ying
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            did that twice on a hamburger, the first one without bite and the second one is not special ...

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            • L Lost User

              Depends on what is on that hamburger, but the side that is on your tongue is the first stuff you taste. You'll be fine if you throw out all tomatoes, lettuce and pickles :thumbsup:

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              OriginalGriff
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              Depends on the tomato: if you are talking about McVomits, Bleurger King, etc., then yes - but use an older variety - i.e. one that tastes of tomato - then they can enhance a burger. Try Tomkin some day, if you can find them. They are great with ham and BACON as well. Lettuce also - if you use one that tastes of something it can help add texture and "mouth feel" as well. Pickles? Nah, I'm with you on that...

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              • S Slacker007

                24 points for getting the word "robust" into a workable sentence, that has nothing to do with software development. :thumbsup: :-D

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                Forogar
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                Wow! Thanks. I now have a total of 24 points. I wonder what to do with them... ;P

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                • S Slacker007

                  24 points for getting the word "robust" into a workable sentence, that has nothing to do with software development. :thumbsup: :-D

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                  Robust is the word I usually use in connection with people who appear to be of a simple personality disposition. Some even feel honored.

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                  • K kdmote

                    (Because, as everyone knows, there is a top and a bottom.) And if anyone has ever been so crazy as to try such a thing, please report: did it still taste as good? *RQOTD = "Random Question of the Day"

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                    PIEBALDconsult
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                    Sort of. My wife is going gluten-free so recently I have been reducing my hamburger bun intake by not eating the bottom half*. I turn the thing upside-down, remove the bottom half, and eat the rest open-faced. * The top half tastes better.

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                    • K kdmote

                      (Because, as everyone knows, there is a top and a bottom.) And if anyone has ever been so crazy as to try such a thing, please report: did it still taste as good? *RQOTD = "Random Question of the Day"

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                      dandy72
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                      Great. Now try that with pizza.

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                      • M Marc Clifton

                        Everyone in Australia eats them upside down -- after all, everyone there is upside down! Marc

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                        • R Rajesh R Subramanian

                          ˙ǝʇɐɯ 'ʎuunɟ ʇou s,ʇI

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                          Super Lloyd
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                          I concur! Kudos for pointing that out so well! :omg: :wtf: :-D

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                          • S Super Lloyd

                            I concur! Kudos for pointing that out so well! :omg: :wtf: :-D

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                            Rajesh R Subramanian
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                            Why, thank you. This[^] may be considerably hard for a number of people to envision (there's no up or down, duh. It's a spheroid for God's sake). But if understood, it could possibly open up ones mind to observe the Earth's trajectory and spin from different perspectives. :)

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                            • F Forogar

                              Wow! Thanks. I now have a total of 24 points. I wonder what to do with them... ;P

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                              Slacker007
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                              Forogar wrote:

                              I wonder what to do with them.

                              Buy more burgers? duh ;)

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                              • K kdmote

                                (Because, as everyone knows, there is a top and a bottom.) And if anyone has ever been so crazy as to try such a thing, please report: did it still taste as good? *RQOTD = "Random Question of the Day"

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                                Mark_Wallace
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                                Have you got hiccoughs?

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                                • P PIEBALDconsult

                                  Sort of. My wife is going gluten-free so recently I have been reducing my hamburger bun intake by not eating the bottom half*. I turn the thing upside-down, remove the bottom half, and eat the rest open-faced. * The top half tastes better.

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                                  Mark_Wallace
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                                  I second Dandy's motion[^].

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                                  • M Marc Clifton

                                    Everyone in Australia eats them upside down -- after all, everyone there is upside down! Marc

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                                    And any lunatic would eat them inside out ? ;P

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                                    • R Rajesh R Subramanian

                                      Why, thank you. This[^] may be considerably hard for a number of people to envision (there's no up or down, duh. It's a spheroid for God's sake). But if understood, it could possibly open up ones mind to observe the Earth's trajectory and spin from different perspectives. :)

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                                      Super Lloyd
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                                      I think I have one such map somewhere in my home! ;P

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                                      • R Rajesh R Subramanian

                                        ˙ǝʇɐɯ 'ʎuunɟ ʇou s,ʇI

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                                        Jorgen Andersson
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                                        • S Slacker007

                                          24 points for getting the word "robust" into a workable sentence, that has nothing to do with software development. :thumbsup: :-D

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                                          Jorgen Andersson
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                                          I'm more curious how you'd get "robust" into a sentence about software development while keeping a straight face.

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