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The Dot Com Diet @ Feenies
Posted on September 18th, 2007 by Ed Lau in Food and Fine Dining
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damn that’s a lot of money to spend on a hamburger.
ReplyIt’s funny how some can’t afford a $1 meal and some spend near $100 for lunch.
Dude but if you have the $ hell go for it, I bet it tasted really good for that price
Hell much things would taste good if you pay almost $100 for it.
It was good, I was an early skeptic since I would normally never spend $50 for a burger. I guess I can afford to splurge from time to time
ReplyI wonder what Poutine is?
ReplyPoutine is fries covered with gravy and cheese curds.
Replydude that burger looks hella bomb… minus the foie gras…
ReplyThe foie gras is what set it apart from other burgers.
ReplyI’m hungry now
ReplyI feel like another burger.
haha, what are you doing tomorrow for lunch? Feenie’s again? This time we’ll order one to eat in, and one to go!
ReplyYes, and they’re damn tasty.
They’re more of a Canadian thing…
ReplyLOL, I’m on set tomorrow so I’ll be getting a free catered lunch
ReplyBurger looks tasty, and just like Danielle says… minus the foie gras. Give some nasty food (liver) a fancy name, and people will pay big money to eat it.
ReplyI had some awesome beef brisket for lunch, mmmmm!
ReplyIt’s a lot cheaper at Chinese restaurants
Replylol the most expensive burger I’ve ever heard of
ReplyLol and i love how google puts a Healthy Living Ad on top of this post
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