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Q: What's the most fattening Chinese snack out there?

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Beer, no doubt about it!

bonita8187:

I love beer, coke, burgers,especially blue frog burgers.

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GuilinRaf:

Blue Frog burgers?

Is that a dish or is that the name of the burger shop?

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Dinner of beer and peanuts. Love it.

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Fried _______.

GuilinRaf:

"If its green its trouble, if its fried, get double."

Roy biggens, "Wings"

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HugAPanda:

I remember that show ;) 

At least Wings doesn't make me feel old. 

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The beer ranks highly, no doubt, mostly because you have to drink so damn much of it... but those twisted doughnut knots that leave your fingers covered in grease can't be great for the waistline, either. 

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