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Posted by DJ_Lord on Jul-15-2009 01:16:

you guys should try juan valdez. it's a colombian coffee house and i know there's one in times sq, another one close to the bloomberg bldg. but i'm sure there are more around the city.


Posted by Frutersi on Jul-15-2009 01:32:

quote:
Originally posted by yankeeBaby
game+watch: please bring some REAL buffalo wings down here!! start a petition of something. I have had the MOST WACK wings ever here in NYC. you would think with such culinary finesse in this city, that we could manage a decent buffalo wing


you don't like dallas bbq wings????


Posted by Frutersi on Jul-15-2009 01:34:

I prefer ABP coffee, if only because they have a tray of chopped walnuts and sliced almonds as well as honey constantly stocked. Honey-Almond-Walnut Coffee ftw (almonds sink to the bottom and soak to give off subtle flavor with the honey, and walnuts float on top so u get a lil crunch every time u take a gulp - delish!)


Posted by yankeeBaby on Jul-15-2009 03:47:

quote:
Originally posted by Frutersi
you don't like dallas bbq wings????


well sure, I like the hennessey wings, but thats not the same as real deal buffalo wing.

thats just my opinion, though, as I like hot sauce on just about anything that will take it! yummmo!


Posted by EarnYourKeep on Jul-15-2009 14:10:

vern check yo box


Posted by Chaska on Aug-10-2009 07:17:

Thumbs down Boo, Tim Horton's, BOOOO!

For you Tim Horton's lovers (who are supporters of Gay Rights), read on.


Urge Tim Hortons to Stop Supporting Anti-LGBT Group

Oh, don't you hate it when doughnuts decide to go homophobic? The Canadian mega-giant Tim Hortons (which in Canada is the largest coffee chain in the country), has decided to co-sponsor a rally in Rhode Island next week hosted by the National Organization for Marriage. Yup, the same National Organization for Marriage that is currently leading campaigns to take away the civil rights of gays and lesbians in Maine to marry, and the same group fighting marriage equality in places like Washington, D.C., New York, New Jersey and elsewhere.
Is this really the type of politics that Tim Hortons wants to support?

Michael Airhart at Truth Wins Out and the Providence Daily Dose were the first ones to point out that, indeed, Tim Hortons is not only sponsoring the anti-gay marriage event, but they've also allowed their logo to be plastered on the brochure for it. To be clear, this is an event hosted by an organization that has said gays and lesbians are a threat to children, and a group that openly promotes discrimination toward gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender citizens. Here's what the Providence Daily Dose wrote about Tim Hortons sponsoring this event. Take note, Tim Hortons says on their Web site that they don't support those representing religious organizations. Yet, despite that pledge, the restaurant chain is sponsoring the NOM event where a worship concert will take place, and supporting an organization that has consistently partnered with anti-LGBT religious groups.

What in the world [is Tim Hortons] doing sponsoring something like this? Their site says that they support �local initiatives that make a difference� � such as little leagues, Halloween safety, and the like. And that they sponsor community initiatives with a focus on �helping children and supporting fundraising events for non-profit organizations and registered charities.� But not �those representing religious groups [or] political affiliates,� such as.. well, how would you characterise a group like NOM?

Disturbing, right? Well, here's where you can take action, and tell Tim Hortons to get out of the business of sponsoring anti-LGBT organizations. We've got a petition right here at change.org that goes to the company's President & CEO, as well as to their Director of Public Affairs. Please consider signing this, and forwarding it to your friends.

As Truth Wins Out notes, one reason that this sponsorship may have gone through is that Tim Hortons allows its franchise owners to decide on donations and sponsorships. But that reason just isn't good enough when the restaurant's name gets attached to one of the most anti-LGBT groups in the United States. Remember when a Subway franchisee decided to give money to take away the rights of gays and lesbians? Activists fought the hell back, and not only got the donation to the anti-LGBT groupr rescinded, but also got Subway to change their corporate policies to incorporate equal rights for LGBT people.

Now that's the power of activism. And as far as Tim Hortons goes, it's ever-so important to know where they stand on the issue of civil rights for gays and lesbians. Tim Hortons currently has franchises in Maine, where anti-LGBT folks have put a ballot initiative on the slate for this year which could eliminate the rights of gays and lesbians to marry in the state. If Tim Hortons is going to take a position on same-sex marriage by sponsoring organizations like the National Organization for Marriage, LGBT folks and LGBT allies in places like Maine - as well as places like New York, Rhode Island, Pennsylvania, and elsewhere where Tim Hortons are popping up - deserve to know.

Find the petition HERE


Posted by She_Fitz on Aug-10-2009 21:06:

Phew.. the petition worked.

I did not know how I was going to go without it.

Tim Hortons responds to inquiries about Rhode Island event sponsorship

Recently, Tim Hortons was approached in Rhode Island to provide free coffee and products for a local event, as we do thousands of times a year across Canada and the United States.

For 45 years, Tim Hortons and its store owners have practiced a philosophy of giving back to the communities in which we operate. As a company, our primary focus is on helping children and supporting fundraising events for non-profit organizations and registered charities.

For this reason, Tim Hortons has not sponsored those representing religious groups, political affiliates or lobby groups.

It has come to our attention that the Rhode Island event organizer and purpose of the event fall outside of our sponsorship guidelines. As such, Tim Hortons can not provide support at the event.

Tim Hortons and its store owners have always welcomed all families and communities to its restaurants and will continue to do so. We apologize for any misunderstanding or inconvenience this may have caused.

http://gayrights.change.org/blog/vi...anti-lgbt_event


Posted by Chaska on Aug-10-2009 22:05:

quote:
Originally posted by She_Fitz
Phew.. the petition worked.

I did not know how I was going to go without it.

Tim Hortons responds to inquiries about Rhode Island event sponsorship

Recently, Tim Hortons was approached in Rhode Island to provide free coffee and products for a local event, as we do thousands of times a year across Canada and the United States.

For 45 years, Tim Hortons and its store owners have practiced a philosophy of giving back to the communities in which we operate. As a company, our primary focus is on helping children and supporting fundraising events for non-profit organizations and registered charities.

For this reason, Tim Hortons has not sponsored those representing religious groups, political affiliates or lobby groups.

It has come to our attention that the Rhode Island event organizer and purpose of the event fall outside of our sponsorship guidelines. As such, Tim Hortons can not provide support at the event.

Tim Hortons and its store owners have always welcomed all families and communities to its restaurants and will continue to do so. We apologize for any misunderstanding or inconvenience this may have caused.

http://gayrights.change.org/blog/vi...anti-lgbt_event


Damn, that was a very quick response, the original article posted calling for the boycott was posted during the weekend.

Now, excuse me, I'm going on a coffee run


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