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Taco Bell vs. Taco Bueno
By Mark Harden

Maybe you heard the phrases “Think outside the bun,” it’s the fourth meal, or maybe that it’s the always delicious Taco Bell.  Why settle for anything less than extraordinary?  Why settle for anything less than perfection?  We, as Americans, have a divine right to be selective!  So select right and go with the late night treat Taco Bell.

You will never go wrong with Taco Bell, ranging from the .79 cheese roll up to the buck 99 half pound burrito.  Going to Taco Bell is like going to the grocery store the first time.  You can always find something different.  Going to each aisle is like picking a different item on the .79, .89, or .99 cent menu.  You’ll be full in your stomach, and your wallet will be full as well.

If you are now thinking outside the bun or maybe want a fourth meal, why not fully trust me that it’s the always delicious Taco Bell?  Then, I have one question for you – are you an American?! 

NHS Survey Results

Restaurant

How often do you go?

Favorite menu item

Selling points

Taco Bell

  • twice a day
  • weekly
  • monthly
  • burrito supreme
  • zesty chicken bowl
  • steak quesadilla
  • fruitista freeze
  • Cheaper
  • Tastes better
  • Always delicious

Taco Bueno

  • twice a week
  • every other month
  • once in six months
  • cheesecake chimichanga
  • chicken quesadilla
  • nacho salad
  • cheesecake chimichanga
  • tastes better (Taco bell tastes like school food.)

 

Ines Diaz-Lopez, Shasta Backhaus, and Alisha’s Hoepfinger's Inspirations of the Issue:

 “Who are you to judge the life I live? Before you go pointing your finger make sure your hands are clean.” 
-- Bob Marley

 “Each one of us is an angel with only one wing. We may only truly fly if we embrace one another.”
-- Unknown                                  

“He stole my heart, but I stole his last name.”
-- Unknown

 

 

Wendi Bland's
Fountain of
Useless Knowledge
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A rat can last longer without water than a camel.

40% of McDonald’s profits are Happy Meals.

Most lipstick contains fish scales.

Ketchup was sold as medicine in the 1830s.

There are no words that rhyme with orange, purple, silver, or month.

Chewing gum while pealing onions will keep you from crying.

The glue on Israeli post stamps is certified Kosher (Blessed).

The Guinness Book of World Records holds the record for most stolen books from public libraries.

Francis Bacon died from pneumonia while trying to stuff a chicken with snow. Ironically, the chicken survived.

Dentists recommend your toothbrush be kept six feet away from the toilet to avoid particles from the flush.