From Newsgroup: alt.food.fast-food
On Tue, 24 Feb 2026 13:18:44 -0600, "Jerry Sauk"
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jerrysauk@hotmail.com> wrote:
"Skeeter" <invalid@none.com> wrote in message >news:MPG.43f424d91360435d98af3d@usnews.blocknews.net...
Your dodging the issue by refusing to answer the question. Irregardless >>> if
it's a non-sequitor, you could PROVE it's a non-sequitor by ANSWERING TEH >>> QUESTION which you AREN'T doing, meaning YOU are the one dodging the
issue
at hand meanwhile I am attacking it straight on.
At the end of the day you still lead nothing.
That's your opinion. In teh meantime, this newsgroup is alive and thriving >while 99.99999 of newsgroup's have died.
The Top 20 Busiest Usenet Groups (By Human Activity)
While binary groups like alt.binaries.boneless move petabytes of data,
they aren't "busy" in a conversational sense. The following list
represents the groups with the highest consistent human post volume in
the mid-2020s, dominated by "lifestyle" and technical holdouts:
rec.arts.tv (General TV discussion)
rec.food.cooking (Active recipe and technique exchange)
alt.usage.english (Grammar and linguistics enthusiasts)
alt.folklore.computers (Tech history and retrocomputing) comp.sys.ibm.pc.games.action (Hardcore PC gaming)
rec.sport.baseball (Persistent sports discussion)
rec.arts.comics.strips (Daily comic strip analysis)
alt.fan.rush-limbaugh (Highly active political debate)
uk.trams (A surprisingly robust UK transportation niche)
alt.comp.os.windows-10 (Tech support and troubleshooting)
rec.music.beatles (Eternal fan discussions)
comp.lang.python (Programming queries)
alt.home.repair (Home improvement advice)
soc.history.moderated (Scholarly historical debate)
sci.physics (Theoretical and practical physics)
rec.games.video.classic (Retro gaming)
rec.autos.tech (Car maintenance and repair)
alt.politics (General political shouting)
alt.philosophy (Heavy philosophical debate)
misc.survivalism (Preparedness and gear discussion)
In the 1990s and early 2000s, alt.food.fast-food was a cultural
powerhouseuthe birthplace of many early internet memes and
hyper-specific debates about McDonald's menu changes.
Current Standing: It is no longer in the Top 20, nor even the Top 100
in terms of daily post volume.
The "Slow-Fast" Reality: Most of the "Foodies" of Usenet migrated to rec.food.cooking or alt.food.vegan.
Status: It is currently considered a "low-volume/legacy" group,
particularly due to Jerry Sauk's constant lies and misinformation.
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NOTICE TO JENNY: please try to post fast food reviews
and comments in the future instead of just demonstrating
your NEED to lie and be caught lying over and over again.
"I currently deny, and deny that I always did, have a need to lie."
Jenny, lying again.
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Over 500 documented lies.
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