Are "Boneless Wings", Wings?

Chicken Wings

  • Boneless

    Votes: 7 33.3%
  • Bone-in

    Votes: 14 66.7%

  • Total voters
    21
They're definitely not, but only a huge loser would sue over it.

I don't care for wings anyway, too much effort for such little meat and they're usually overpriced. Not on crab level, but still not worth the effort. So honestly I'd rather eat chicken tenders. Usually when I go to fried chicken joints I get thighs and legs.
 
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The plaintiff is pretty committed to being an unemployed loser trying to scam people out of money instead of getting a job. Same loser sued a granola company 2 years ago because 100% of daily fiber recommendation was for 2/3 cup, and he only wanted to eat 1/3 cup. That one was obviously also tossed out of court.


There's a lot of those George Costanza-like schemers out there. They make a career out of filing frivilous lawsuits. They'll file a bunch of lawsuits at big companies over any little thing, have most of them thrown out, but will get lucky with a small settlement on like two of them, and walk away with ten or twenty grand.
 
No but I prefer them so I can eat them with a fork.

The last time I went to Buffalo Wild Wings, it was to watch a hockey playoff game with my girl. Our food came on thin paper placemats, not even a plate. I said what if I ordered a salad, would they assemble it in front of me on the table? <JagsKiddingMe>
 
It's breaded so essentially chicken nuggets. If you want good nuggets get the unbreaded ones from chic fil a.
 
Boneless wings are just a rebrand of chicken nuggets for adults so they don’t feel stupid ordering off the kids menu.
 
Boneless wings are basically chicken nuggets. Some are cut-up chicken breast, some are chopped up chicken.

I prefer actual chicken wings.
 
Wings barely have any meat. It's like an Emperor's New Clothes scam. May as well dip your fingers into sauce and lick the sauce.

Or is there such thing as uber steroids buff wings?
 
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