|
|
|
I think it's the food
Are the Bible citations tucked away on the packaging of In-N-Out burgers, fries and shakes "the most identifying feature" of the chain? Not to me, but the blogger at Lifelike Pundits thinks so. He therefore thinks the LAT should have mentioned the ownership's evangelistic streak in today's editorial on the internal power struggle roiling the In-N-Out family. Snopes.com, by the way, gives some background on the religious markings and says, "As proselytizing goes, this is about as low-key as it gets."
4:22 PM Wednesday, January 18 2006 • Link
More by tag: Los Angeles | Los Angeles Times
Email or share:
More by tag: Los Angeles | Los Angeles Times
Email or share:
© 2003-2008 • About LA Observed • Contact the editor
| More than two months ago, he warned about how the other side would respond - too risky, funny name, not patriotic enough.
| The AP leads this way: Wall Street seesawed Friday, with the Dow Jones industrials dropping nearly 700 points in the...
| A few questions for Barack Obama and John McCain
| It was 59 years ago today that brunette starlet Jean Spangler vanished, leaving behind a young daughter, gangster pals, movie...
| Remember when retailers had the decency to wait until Thanksgiving to start the big Christmas push? That's when the symbols...
| Over at Design Observer blog, Steven Heller just posted a lovely tribute to Los Angeles graphic designer, Mike Salisbury, and his innovative art direction at West magazine.
| What do Joe Biden and Sarah Palin have to say about poverty in America? Nothing.
| After 22 years of loyalty, Baylor is unceremoniously shown the door.
| Am impressive sweep over the Cubs sends the Dodgers to the National League Championship Series.
Sponsors
Premium Blogads
Books, Blogs & Events
Get RSS Feeds
of LA Observed
of LA Observed
LA Observed publishes several Real Simple Syndication feeds for easy scanning of headlines. If you wish to subscribe to a feed, most popular RSS readers will do it for you. You can also enter the web address from the XML button below or click on a specific feed. For more help with RSS, try here or here.
