daPrettyman said:

TotalAlisa said:

I need and Im good...

I can tell u're not in the south. We have a TON of chicken restaurants. Here in Dallas, our biggest chicken chains are locally owned:

William Chicken

Henderson's Chicken

Hall's Chicken

Donald Brown Chicken

Then we also have the standard

KFC

Church's

Popeye's

El Regilio

El Pollo Campero

In the H-Town we got Hartz, Frenchies and the world famous TIMMY CHANS

LittleBLUECorvette said:

daPrettyman said:

I can tell u're not in the south. We have a TON of chicken restaurants. Here in Dallas, our biggest chicken chains are locally owned:

William Chicken

Henderson's Chicken

Hall's Chicken

Donald Brown Chicken

Then we also have the standard

KFC

Church's

Popeye's

El Regilio

El Pollo Campero

In the H-Town we got Hartz, Frenchies and the world famous TIMMY CHANS

Locally owned in tha bomb... :salivate: Wish I could find a good locally owned fried chicken place since I'm too lazy to make it on my own... Tried the bake in the oven fried chicken--it sucks! No one and I mean NO ONE! could make it like my Gramma! I sure as hell tried--just not the same!

daPrettyman said:

TotalAlisa said:

I need and Im good...

I can tell u're not in the south. We have a TON of chicken restaurants. Here in Dallas, our biggest chicken chains are locally owned:

William Chicken

Henderson's Chicken

Hall's Chicken

Donald Brown Chicken

Then we also have the standard

KFC

Church's

Popeye's

El Regilio

El Pollo Campero

I been to east coast and west coast... and their are chicken resturants EVERYWHERE... but the problem is are they that great.....

yes I seen those resturants..... the bolded....

missfee said:

TonyVanDam said:

It's no secret that Sean Combs & Farmsworth did lived together for a while. But it's really the story about Quincy Jones as a bisexual on a down low who tried to backmailed 2pac that gets talkabout the most.

Griff said that too?

it's on a youtube discussion clip. another one of the gay-down-low-illuminati-new world order-conspiracy-warning videos

I live fairly close to Clinton, Iowa, so I drove there to check it out.

I didn't actually make it in, because there was a huge line going all the way out the door, and I wasn't about to stand in the cold and snow for an hour to eat some fried chicken. Also, there was a handwritten sign on the door saying they didn't accept debit or credit cards. I didn't have cash, so I left.

It's a real weird situation. Clinton is a depressing ghost town. The restaurant is in what looks like a former Long John Silver's? It's right next door to a freaking KFC. It's just bizarre. I "like"d his facebook page for the restaurant, and he's constantly trying to get everyone to sign up for this local couponing website. Kind of strange. He also put on his facebook that he was going to watch a certain band at a certain club tonight and that everyone should come and join him. It's odd.

But I have some friends who went to the restaurant (all the way in, unlike me) and met Flav and said he was really friendly and seemed happy about his restaurant, so who knows? I might try heading there again when they hype dies down a little bit.

Marvelette said:

I live fairly close to Clinton, Iowa, so I drove there to check it out.

I didn't actually make it in, because there was a huge line going all the way out the door, and I wasn't about to stand in the cold and snow for an hour to eat some fried chicken. Also, there was a handwritten sign on the door saying they didn't accept debit or credit cards. I didn't have cash, so I left.

It's a real weird situation. Clinton is a depressing ghost town. The restaurant is in what looks like a former Long John Silver's? It's right next door to a freaking KFC. It's just bizarre. I "like"d his facebook page for the restaurant, and he's constantly trying to get everyone to sign up for this local couponing website. Kind of strange. He also put on his facebook that he was going to watch a certain band at a certain club tonight and that everyone should come and join him. It's odd.

But I have some friends who went to the restaurant (all the way in, unlike me) and met Flav and said he was really friendly and seemed happy about his restaurant, so who knows? I might try heading there again when they hype dies down a little bit.

Well that just settles it. He's trying to steal KFC money over there... but it's at what you call a ghost town? Damn is Clinton really that bad out there?

Timmy84 said:

Marvelette said:

I live fairly close to Clinton, Iowa, so I drove there to check it out.

I didn't actually make it in, because there was a huge line going all the way out the door, and I wasn't about to stand in the cold and snow for an hour to eat some fried chicken. Also, there was a handwritten sign on the door saying they didn't accept debit or credit cards. I didn't have cash, so I left.

It's a real weird situation. Clinton is a depressing ghost town. The restaurant is in what looks like a former Long John Silver's? It's right next door to a freaking KFC. It's just bizarre. I "like"d his facebook page for the restaurant, and he's constantly trying to get everyone to sign up for this local couponing website. Kind of strange. He also put on his facebook that he was going to watch a certain band at a certain club tonight and that everyone should come and join him. It's odd.

But I have some friends who went to the restaurant (all the way in, unlike me) and met Flav and said he was really friendly and seemed happy about his restaurant, so who knows? I might try heading there again when they hype dies down a little bit.

Well that just settles it. He's trying to steal KFC money over there... but it's at what you call a ghost town? Damn is Clinton really that bad out there?

Look at the original post and look at the pics. It's worse that u imaganed.

Timmy84 said:

Marvelette said:

I live fairly close to Clinton, Iowa, so I drove there to check it out.

I didn't actually make it in, because there was a huge line going all the way out the door, and I wasn't about to stand in the cold and snow for an hour to eat some fried chicken. Also, there was a handwritten sign on the door saying they didn't accept debit or credit cards. I didn't have cash, so I left.

It's a real weird situation. Clinton is a depressing ghost town. The restaurant is in what looks like a former Long John Silver's? It's right next door to a freaking KFC. It's just bizarre. I "like"d his facebook page for the restaurant, and he's constantly trying to get everyone to sign up for this local couponing website. Kind of strange. He also put on his facebook that he was going to watch a certain band at a certain club tonight and that everyone should come and join him. It's odd.

But I have some friends who went to the restaurant (all the way in, unlike me) and met Flav and said he was really friendly and seemed happy about his restaurant, so who knows? I might try heading there again when they hype dies down a little bit.

Well that just settles it. He's trying to steal KFC money over there... but it's at what you call a ghost town? Damn is Clinton really that bad out there?

Ghost town might be a little strong, I guess. There are people there, it's just one of those depressing little river towns. I can't understand why anyone would move there on purpose. It's just really run-down and trashy.

Marvelette said:

Timmy84 said:

Well that just settles it. He's trying to steal KFC money over there... but it's at what you call a ghost town? Damn is Clinton really that bad out there?

Ghost town might be a little strong, I guess. There are people there, it's just one of those depressing little river towns. I can't understand why anyone would move there on purpose. It's just really run-down and trashy.

Gotcha.

@ the responses on this thread. Clinton, Iowa does sound like a quiet town. I wonder too why Flav decided to open a restaurant there. Maybe to liven things up a bit?

I'm going there on Sunday.

JuliePurplehead said:

I'm going there on Sunday.

Let us know how it goes.

psychodelicide said:

JuliePurplehead said:

I'm going there on Sunday.

Let us know how it goes.

I'm taking my camera. I hope Flav is there.

JuliePurplehead said:

psychodelicide said:

Let us know how it goes.

I'm taking my camera. I hope Flav is there.

It would be awesome to get a pic with Flav.

The Associated Press highlights Flavor Flav's coon act restaurant venture.

[Edited 1/29/11 20:23pm]

I don't see why people are clowning him or are saying it's "bufoonish". At least he's trying to do something productive and he does have experience as the article states that he graduated from cooking school back in the day.

Good for him I say. I hope it's a success.

[Edited 1/29/11 23:05pm]

TotalAlisa said:

daPrettyman said:

I can tell u're not in the south. We have a TON of chicken restaurants. Here in Dallas, our biggest chicken chains are locally owned:

William Chicken

Henderson's Chicken

Hall's Chicken

Donald Brown Chicken

Then we also have the standard

KFC

Church's

Popeye's

El Regilio

El Pollo Campero

I been to east coast and west coast... and their are chicken resturants EVERYWHERE... but the problem is are they that great.....

yes I seen those resturants..... the bolded....

My daughter at 5 years old would request Popeye's chicken. I had that poor child asking me did she do a good job "skinning" the bones.

Alas, you don't see Popeyes in suburbia... you have to go to urban/ethnic (okay Black neighborhoods) to find Popeyes and Church's. I moved "out" and so I have not had Popeye's chicken in about 2 years now.

Church's is too greasy for me and the pieces of chicken are so large I have to wonder is it fried CHICKEN or fried MOOSE. They must do something to their chicken to make them get so gigantic.

KFC is decent and can be found anywhere.

prodigalfan said:

TotalAlisa said:

I been to east coast and west coast... and their are chicken resturants EVERYWHERE... but the problem is are they that great.....

yes I seen those resturants..... the bolded....

My daughter at 5 years old would request Popeye's chicken. I had that poor child asking me did she do a good job "skinning" the bones.

Alas, you don't see Popeyes in suburbia... you have to go to urban/ethnic (okay Black neighborhoods) to find Popeyes and Church's. I moved "out" and so I have not had Popeye's chicken in about 2 years now.

Church's is too greasy for me and the pieces of chicken are so large I have to wonder is it fried CHICKEN or fried MOOSE. They must do something to their chicken to make them get so gigantic.

KFC is decent and can be found anywhere.

I can tell u don't live in the Dallas area. Popeye's and Church's are in the nicer neighborhoods as well as the "hood". I will say that they are usually on the outskirts, but in Plano, Church's and Popeye's are not far from the PF Chang's or the Whole Food's.

daPrettyman said:

prodigalfan said:

My daughter at 5 years old would request Popeye's chicken. I had that poor child asking me did she do a good job "skinning" the bones.

Alas, you don't see Popeyes in suburbia... you have to go to urban/ethnic (okay Black neighborhoods) to find Popeyes and Church's. I moved "out" and so I have not had Popeye's chicken in about 2 years now.

Church's is too greasy for me and the pieces of chicken are so large I have to wonder is it fried CHICKEN or fried MOOSE. They must do something to their chicken to make them get so gigantic.

KFC is decent and can be found anywhere.

I can tell u don't live in the Dallas area. Popeye's and Church's are in the nicer neighborhoods as well as the "hood". I will say that they are usually on the outskirts, but in Plano, Church's and Popeye's are not far from the PF Chang's or the Whole Food's.

Well dang! Y'all got it going on in Texas. A strong real estate market AND Popeyes in the 'burbs?

If I want to get Popeyes I have to pick it up on my commute home from Downtown Detroit. And then drive another 30 minutes to get to my house... by that time the chicken is cold.

But I did do that one time because my baby girl (9 at the time) was telling me (with a precious smile on her face) how she remembered how we used to go to Popeyes and get some chicken wings when we lived in our old house.

How could I ignore that??

LOL@ this stereotypical negro making chicken.

I guess more power to him. BTW, Church's is nasty, that chicken is so deformed and greasy.

I see some of you excited about this thread.

Their loving this stereotypical shit!

This is the thread they've been waitting for!

prodigalfan said:

daPrettyman said:

I can tell u don't live in the Dallas area. Popeye's and Church's are in the nicer neighborhoods as well as the "hood". I will say that they are usually on the outskirts, but in Plano, Church's and Popeye's are not far from the PF Chang's or the Whole Food's.

Well dang! Y'all got it going on in Texas. A strong real estate market AND Popeyes in the 'burbs?

If I want to get Popeyes I have to pick it up on my commute home from Downtown Detroit. And then drive another 30 minutes to get to my house... by that time the chicken is cold.

But I did do that one time because my baby girl (9 at the time) was telling me (with a precious smile on her face) how she remembered how we used to go to Popeyes and get some chicken wings when we lived in our old house.

How could I ignore that??

I know what u mean. I think it is successful here because this is the south. Even the fanciest of restaurants serve some type of fried chicken (mostly chicken strips). They put them in salads, serve them with gravy, serve them with ranch and a ton of other things.

OK... so the ones who say they were going, how was it?

NastradumasKid said:

LOL@ this stereotypical negro making chicken.

I guess more power to him. BTW, Church's is nasty, that chicken is so deformed and greasy.

What is it and why do they call it Church's? I've heard stories about their chicken...like the pieces are unusually large and that the chicken is really from turkeys used and trained for fighting. I've also heard their fries are not from potatos.

NastradumasKid said:

LOL@ this stereotypical negro making chicken.

I guess more power to him. BTW, Church's is nasty, that chicken is so deformed and greasy.

NastradumasKid said:

LOL@ this stereotypical negro making chicken.

I guess more power to him. BTW, Church's is nasty, that chicken is so deformed and greasy.

The only thing I miss about Church's these days are the fried apple pies & sweet potato pies.

NastradumasKid said:

LOL@ this stereotypical negro making chicken.

I guess more power to him. BTW, Church's is nasty, that chicken is so deformed and greasy.

I don't even look at a Church's chicken. It was okay in the 70's but it's gut bucket shit

now.

@da prettyman I live in the south in the Carolinas and all of the Church's i've seen

are generally in the urban areas and not in the suburban areas.

phunkdaddy said:

NastradumasKid said:

LOL@ this stereotypical negro making chicken.

I guess more power to him. BTW, Church's is nasty, that chicken is so deformed and greasy.

I don't even look at a Church's chicken. It was okay in the 70's but it's gut bucket shit

now.

@da prettyman I live in the south in the Carolinas and all of the Church's i've seen

are generally in the urban areas and not in the suburban areas.

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Church's chicken is a bucket of grease sprinkled with chicken for flavor