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Now I'm curious if Kilroys is still in Springfield VA. Or did they die like Rick Walkers Scoreboard Herndon.
First place that I know I had Buffalo Wings
 
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I am equal parts confused and pissed off

Its just "wings"

You dont need to say buffalo before saying wings.

Server: "Hi, what can I get you?"

Awesome Dude: "Ill take an order of wings please, fried hard, dusted w old bay, buffalo sauce on side. Thank you"

f***ing amateurs

Feel like Im talking american cuisine w Canadiens or something.
 
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Neil Racki said:
I am equal parts confused and pissed off

Its just "wings"

You dont need to say buffalo before saying wings.

Server: "Hi, what can I get you?"

Awesome Dude: "Ill take an order of wings please, fried hard, dusted w old bay, buffalo sauce on side. Thank you"

f***ing amateurs

Feel like Im talking american cuisine w Canadiens or something.
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"Wings" unqualified to me just refers to the part of the chicken itself (and also unqualified, "wings" means chicken wings to me, as opposed to the wings of a different bird), but it does depend on context. If you're at a sports bar and ask for "wings" without being any more specific than that, they should bring them to you Buffalo style (but they'll ask you how hot you want them), but I can see what you're getting at.

May not work that way in other contexts, however. Without any context whatsoever, it's perfectly reasonable to say "Buffalo wings." I also like to capitalize the word "Buffalo" since it refers to the city of Buffalo, but you don't really have to I guess.
 
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"Wings" unqualified to me just refers to the part of the chicken itself (and also unqualified, "wings" means chicken wings to me, as opposed to the wings of a different bird), but it does depend on context. If you're at a sports bar and ask for "wings" without being any more specific than that, they should bring them to you Buffalo style (but they'll ask you how hot you want them), but I can see what you're getting at.

May not work that way in other contexts, however. Without any context whatsoever, it's perfectly reasonable to say "Buffalo wings." I also like to capitalize the word "Buffalo" since it refers to the city of Buffalo, but you don't really have to I guess.
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In Upstate, outside of W. NY, if you just ask for "wings" I can assure you that you will get unsauced wings with ranch dressing. Best case, you'll get a dirty look and asked what kind of sauce.

Buffalo wings are a specific thing.
 
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Summer Rose said:
"Wings" unqualified to me just refers to the part of the chicken itself (and also unqualified, "wings" means chicken wings to me, as opposed to the wings of a different bird), but it does depend on context. If you're at a sports bar and ask for "wings" without being any more specific than that, they should bring them to you Buffalo style (but they'll ask you how hot you want them), but I can see what you're getting at.

May not work that way in other contexts, however. Without any context whatsoever, it's perfectly reasonable to say "Buffalo wings." I also like to capitalize the word "Buffalo" since it refers to the city of Buffalo, but you don't really have to I guess.
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How to order like a native...

 
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Que Pasa or Que Pasta? I'm ready for more food talk
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Bar I'm watching from has a smokehouse night special. Pulled pork with "Carolina sauce" is an option. I'm going with a half rack of ribs and Texas BBQ sauce. So nyah nyah nyah.

Carbery gonna make RBA look more like Arbys with a win tonight.
 
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Bar I'm watching from has a smokehouse night special. Pulled pork with "Carolina sauce" is an option. I'm going with a half rack of ribs and Texas BBQ sauce. So nyah nyah nyah.

Carbery gonna make RBA look more like Arbys with a win tonight.
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What you said was barely English and I hope you choke on your shitty ribs
 
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Summer Rose said:
"Wings" unqualified to me just refers to the part of the chicken itself (and also unqualified, "wings" means chicken wings to me, as opposed to the wings of a different bird), but it does depend on context. If you're at a sports bar and ask for "wings" without being any more specific than that, they should bring them to you Buffalo style (but they'll ask you how hot you want them), but I can see what you're getting at.

May not work that way in other contexts, however. Without any context whatsoever, it's perfectly reasonable to say "Buffalo wings." I also like to capitalize the word "Buffalo" since it refers to the city of Buffalo, but you don't really have to I guess.
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Took that in Buffalo at the team store at the stadium when i was there for a Bills game....Should of got all the words to the right though....Guess i rushed the picture.....
 
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Really really sloppy start from the Caps.

Will freely acknowledge Carolina's pressure causes some of that slop.
 
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