Rumor has it...

Word on the street is that Quickie Burger has acquired a Liquor License. I have know idea what they plan on selling but a burger and a cold beer sounds pretty good to me.

Mike Barwis Makes his 1 Year Old Do Sit-ups

That is all.

And no I am not joking. One of the girls I know in the Athletic Department told me.

Good Work, Stonewall Dems

So, in case you don't read the Michigan Daily, they had a story about how Quickie Burger was offensive, blah blah blah. Being the intrepid journalists they are, they also had a follow up when a local campus do-gooder thought there might have been copyright infringement.

Now, for your own purposes, here are the two images for your comparison.This is the artist's original drawing.
And this is the Quickie Burger logo. Pretty similar right?

You would be absolutely correct if the original artist, Stephen Notley was contacted, and when interviewed said basicially "I don't care". In fact, he has made a post at his own website about his role in this situation.

So for the time being, Quickie Burgers infamous logo still is proudly on the corner of State and Hill. After all your efforts, Stonewall Democrats, the logo is still there. In fact, pat yourselves on the back, I'm sure more people actually went to Quickie Burger to check out the logo and eat than actually ate there and were offended by your logo. As they say, any publicity is good publicity.

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It appears that the internet thinks that this site is a spam blog, whatever that is. After a lengthy review process they realized that I am not a computer, programmed to spam all that view it. I guessed I passed the Turing test. Back to the MEAT!