WTF!!!

This one was one of the dumbest arguments that I have read in the news ~_~ :

Posted Wed, Jan 17, 2007, 9:32 am PST in yahoo.com

Texas, Connecticut Battle Over Birthplace of Burger

Don't mess with Texas.

A state legislator there is embroiled in a burger battle with Louis' Lunch of New Haven, Connecticut, over which state can claim to be the birthplace of the hamburger.
Louis' Lunch, which opened in 1895, claims to have come up with the marvelous idea in 1900, when a hurried customer requested something he could eat on the run. Republican state representative Betty Brown, however, has proposed a resolution in the Texas legislature declaring Athens, Texas, as rightful birthing ground, noting that Fletcher Davis sold burgers from a luncheonette there in the late 1800s.

Things have gotten heated. Says New Haven mayor John DeStefano Jr.:
"It's a well-known and established fact that New Haven is the home of the hamburger. In fact, New Haven's claim to the hamburger is even supported and documented in the Library of Congress."

In our own research (admittedly web-based), we found yet another city calling itself the home of the burger: Seymour, Wisconsin. There, in 1895, it's said that "Hamburger" Charlie Nagreen started selling the mighty meaty sandwich. (Here's AHT's History of the Hamburger post.)

This is a debate that will never be resolved, we think, only because there seems to be scant hard evidence as to who and when invented the burger as we know it.

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OMFG you dumb Americans!!! You think all good things were invented by YOU!? What's next? Noodles?! Lasagna?! Pizza?! Adobo?! Pocky?! WTF!

The hamburger's birthplace is in Humberg, Germany and That's why its its called a hamburger! dammit! The Burger then got to the US when German immigrants went to the states. I hope that it's now clear for you guys, and you're welcome if I have just informed you about it.

Don't believe it? Then research it on your encyclopedia god dammit!

HAI.... HAI-BLOOD!!!