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I would have loved taking my kids to Coons Fried Chicken.

The idea that coons wouldn’t eat Coons’ is an obvious lie.

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Yeah it seems like even in 1930 before the 6 gorillion "holo-cost" (holograms aren't real), the jews were controlling their slave niggers and White pawns.

How we Whites put up with the jew and their negro slaves and open borders everywhere except in Israel is beyond me.

Action should have been taken but never has been since there was no holocaust, it was just an excuse to move 6 gorillion kikes to British Palestine and take it over and start tormenting and killing innocent people for their newly acquired, illegal land.

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In a flash of irony, coons eliminated the best fried chicken ever from the adored, coon chicken inn.

I bet today the coons regret preventing coons fried chicken to be enjoyed with; family, friends and even acquaintances or strangers, enjoying the greatest fried chicken ever known.

Now extinct and just a memory of a great time in American cuisine: culinary, food science history, stolen by coons, jealous restaurateurs and entrepreneurs, something was happening behind the scenes.

Secretly Colonel Sanders had been collaborating with fellow chicken restaurant owners in direct competition with coon chicken inn.

A collection of secret herbs and spices to flavor the chicken batter was then secretly developed in a poultry laboratory.

Kentucky Fried Chicken was born shortly afterwards and is to this day rumored to be the closest to coon friend chicken.

  • Thomas Jabroni, the Pongo Bongo Tribune

January 7, 1931