by Go3z on Tuesday, October 21st, 2008 | Deals, Hot Deals | 2 Comments

Summary: Email hoax claims In-N-Out Burger restaurants will offer discount menu prices for its 60th anniversary celebration on October 22, 2008
Description: Email hoax
Circulating since: Oct. 2008
Status: False

Comments: False. A special notice on In-N-Out Burger’s website states the following:

October 22nd Discounting Rumors

You may be aware of a rumor about our menu prices being lowered for our anniversary on October 22nd. This rumor is untrue. We’ve always tried to keep our prices as low as possible in order to give our customers the greatest value. One of the ways we accomplish this is by not discounting and our anniversary is no exception. We’re sorry if this rumor has caused any confusion.

http://www.in-n-out.com/anniversarystatementseparate.asp

ANNOUNCEMENT SAMPLE:

In-n-Out’s 60th Year Anniversary is Wednesday, October 22nd. All hamburgers will be sold for 25 cents, Cheeseburgers 30 cents, Fries 15 cents, and drinks are 10 cents!!! So mark your calendars!

Please check with your nearest store for originality of this ad… I found it somewhere…

Tags: 60th anniversary, animal style, anniversary special, burger anniversary, email hoax, In-N-Out, In-N-Out Anniversary, rumor

by Go3z on Friday, October 17th, 2008 | Health, Knowledge | 3 Comments

As many in the south worry about oil shortage during hurricane season, Japan is experiencing a banana shortage.

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I read an interesting article this morning about Morning Banana Diet that is rage in Japan and some of the western countries right now. Basically, the theory is simple. You can lose weight by eating banana(s) with room temperature water for breakfast; and eat anything you want for lunch and dinner by 8:00 PM. It’s okay to eat snack at around 3:00 PM, but no dessets after meals. Some Japanese eat a filling, fist-sized rice ball (onigiri) instead of their afternoon sweet for their snack to help keep the hunger away. Make sure you go to bed early before midnight, in order for the regime to work better.

After reading the article, I did a research on Morning Banana Diet on Google. I found a website called “Morning Banana”, where you can actually compare your results with other bananoid-diet-users. If you are planning to try out this diet regime, the author of Morning Banana suggests to try it for 2 weeks and see whether it works for you, before you continue with the program.

I’m glad that the banana craze hasn’t hit the United States yet. That means, I still can go on trying this simple diet regime with a lower cost. Plus, I don’t want to be fighting over my bananas at the grocery stores.

Tags: banana, banana diet, diet, health, healthy living, Japanese banana, losing weight, morning banana