Finally, A Meaningful Cause

georgel

Behind Every Blade of Grass
Charter Member
Benefactor
Supporting Member
Multi-Factor Enabled
Joined
Dec 17, 2016
Messages
12,058
Location
em95gc
Rating - 100%
37   0   0
He’s a wing nut — no bones about it!

A Nebraska man urged his local city council to ban the term “boneless chicken wings” — and replace it with terms like “saucy nugs” — in a comically passionate plea for culinary accuracy, footage from the meeting shows.

In a scene that could be plucked from an episode of “Parks and Recreation,” Ander Christensen makes the case to Lincoln lawmakers that “we’ve been living a lie” when it comes to poultry.

“I propose we as a city remove the term boneless chicken wings from our menus — and from our hearts,” Christensen tells the council while standing at a podium, according to footage posted by krvn.com.

“Boneless chicken wings are just chicken tenders, which are already boneless,” he squawked. “We would be disgusted if a butcher mislabeled his meat but then we go around pretending the breast of the chicken is its wing?”

In the spicy speech, Christensen proposed other terms for the classic bar snack, including “Buffalo-style chicken tenders,” “wet tenders” or “saucy nugs.”

At one point, when a member of the audience burst into laughter, Christensen fired back, “Excuse me!”

He said his feathers were ruffled after visiting local restaurants and seeing people using the flawed descriptive term.

“I go into nice family restaurants and I see people throwing this name around pretending everything is just fine,” he said. “I don’t order boneless tacos, or boneless club sandwiches. I don’t ask for boneless auto repair.”

He said the fowl inaccuracy should no longer fly.

“We’ve been living a lie for far too long, and we know it because we feel it in our bones,” he said.

https://nypost.com/2020/09/02/nebraska-man-asks-lawmakers-to-rename-boneless-wings-saucy-nugs/


3f2.jpeg
 
Last edited:
Epic trolling achievement unlocked!
 
Which is why they won't let every crackpot have unlimited time in these meetings. As fun as it is for us to hear, no actual work would ever get done.
 
Back
Top Bottom