EEK!!! Chili's just aired a commercial using "fire grilled" in a sentence

Deja Q

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Tue Nov-04-03 07:32 PM
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EEK!!! Chili's just aired a commercial using "fire grilled" in a sentence

Will Burger Slop - er, Burger King - sue?

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Character Assassin

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Tue Nov-04-03 07:53 PM
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1. I believe they use the phrase 'flame-broiled'.

Now go punch yourself in the balls.

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Deja Q

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Tue Nov-04-03 08:11 PM
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2. Go punch yourself!

"fire grilled" is completely distinctive, especially when compared to something that doesn't sound like it at all. Something like "flame broiled".

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Character Assassin

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Tue Nov-04-03 08:13 PM
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3. I meant that in the friendliest of ways.

Edited on Tue Nov-04-03 08:14 PM by Character Assassin

BK uses 'flame-broiled', hence they have no basis for a suit.

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