French fries: You stuff 'em in your face, and smile until you're crappin' your pants later in the day.The first French fries appeared right after the French-American War, in 1827. After thoroughly defeating the "Berets" (as they were called back then) the Americans celebrated with a large breakfast.
Cookie, the frontier cook, wanted to whip up his favorite fried 'taters, but did not have a knife handy. He found an old screen door, and pushed the raw potato through, creating thin slivers of potato. Later, at breakfast, Americans were heard talking about the newly shaped, fried vegetable; it was delicious. In a show of respect, Americans decided that the new side dish would be called "french fries." It was the least we could do for the country that never wins.
At the turn of the 20th century, Matthew Donell saw gold where others saw tubers. He opened a burger-restaurant, McDonalds, and served french fries with each hamburger sandwich. The fries were such a big hit, he created his business' logo in honor of two, curved fries that he accidentally dropped on the floor. The Golden Arches indeed.
But the French weren't always so loved.
Years later, France wouldn't back America in a fake war (shocker), so a lot of people felt betrayed by the baguette-country. French fries were briefly changed to "freedom fries" in the South and everywhere else that FOX News is popular. People on the street were angry and proud: "AMERICA MOTHERTRUCKER!" they would scream in the background of the local news' on-location reports.
Still, while the voices of the republic said one thing, their mouths said another; French fries continued to grow so popular, they came to make up 39% of the average American's annual diet. Appalling...and delicious.
Though we are now fatter, we still are happy knowing America is the Number One Country. No country has so brazenly hurt themselves in order to honor another. We sweat respect...even from climbing one short set of stairs.
If you like fries, let us know in the comments. If you don't like fries, why not, Commie?








