Quantum Fries
There is a leibidik discussion going on over at Dov Bear (currently over 100 comments strong) on the deeper meaning of quantum mechanics prompted by an unsolicited guest post from the prominent physicist, Barry Simon.
I, too, have been thinking deep thoughts, spurred by my recent purchase of a burger and fries at Kosher Deluxe. What is better, regular fries or spicy fries? What would the Gra have said? Rambam?
There is a leibidik discussion going on over at Dov Bear (currently over 100 comments strong) on the deeper meaning of quantum mechanics prompted by an unsolicited guest post from the prominent physicist, Barry Simon.
I, too, have been thinking deep thoughts, spurred by my recent purchase of a burger and fries at Kosher Deluxe. What is better, regular fries or spicy fries? What would the Gra have said? Rambam?
Labels: Random Thoughts
posted by MoChassid @ 2:43 PM
6 Comments:
At 3:03 PM,
AidelMaidel said…
Honestly MO, I think that is more of a fundamental argument of the Hillel/Shammai variety. Hillel would totally go for regular and Shammai would go for spicy - unless of course you were talking about the pain of spicy in which case it would be reversed.
At 3:12 PM,
Ezzie said…
At KD, it's definitely spicy. The regular get soggy. :(
At 3:13 PM,
Gil Student said…
Spicy fries give you breath that scares away your wife and kids. So plain fries are clearly the right choice for the family man.
If you're single and dating, then again plain fries.
If you're single and not dating, then enjoy the spicy fries.
At 5:12 PM,
Jordan said…
Clearly, the Northern European Gra would have preferred his fries plain.
The Sephardi Rambam would have eaten his spicy, had potatoes beena ruond Spain, Egypt, and Israel in his day.
At 10:49 PM,
uberimma said…
Spicy. Every time. They are so good they don't even need ketchup.
At 11:43 PM,
topshadchan said…
i only like the chinese in kosher deluxe
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