Oh, sure! You’re right…we should make them change their name to KFE (Kentucky Fried Embryoes). Actually, I hear pigeon is used because they’re abundant and undesirable! Also, those drum sticks are really frogs legs because it tastes just like chicken, right?
BTW, any email that urges you to “pass on this important information to all your acquaintances” is almost universally a hoax. This ridiculous urban legend has been floating around for years.
What a joke! Methinks they failed to mention to focus groups and consultants who let them know that many people aren’t going to be attracted to a restaurant with the word “fried” in the name. Changing the name is understandable, but they’re not even coming clean on it why.
“Listen to their commercials and I guarantee you won’t hear the word chicken”
??!!
Isn’t their current slogan, “We do chicken right?”
Besides, kids, I do the pest control service for 2 KFCs, and I get there early enough in the morning, before they open, but while they’re prepping for the day. You can’t disguise RAW stuff to make it look like chicken.
Can you?
Please say you can’t.
The Dave-Guy
“since my daughter’s only half-Jewish, can she go in up to her knees?” J.H. Marx
I read somewhere that the state of Kentucky trademarked the name “Kentucky” and tried to get companies to pay a royalty to the state for use of the name. Suddenly Kentucky Fried Chicken became KFC and the Kentucky Derby became “the run for the roses”. Anybody else hear this? Sounds UL I know, but stranger things have happened when politics and money are involved.
Actually, frolix, you’re not allowed to use the name at all if you haven’t payed a licensing fee, which makes your above post illegal. Please don’t use the word K------y again.