Guess I won't be eating at Buffalo Wild Wings Anymore

[electronman1729]

Wife is out of town for two weeks, got home late from work and didn't feel like cooking dinner. Hadn't been to a BWW since 2010 as I don't really eat out anymore. Figured I get a beer some food and login to ar-15.co and talk to my only friends out there but I guess I was blocked.

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[bellavite1]

Ahem...you said BBW instead of BWW...
Freudian silp?[ROFL1]

[Scanker19]

They say it’s like riding a moped…

[kwando]

I would be cautious about connecting to public wifi. Use cellular.

[BushMasterBoy]

I only get food poisoning when I eat at a restaurant. Xfinity has a special going on, $10 for 1 month access to Xfinity HotSpot. What is strange is that they installed one next to my house and I am the only one in range. Handy though, lightning killed the power the other day. Xfinity let me stay connected. BWW censorship sucks.


https://www.xfinity.com/learn/internet-service/wifi

[.455_Hunter]

On the rare occasion I want to eat there, I just use my own provider mobile network and ignore their "no firearms" sign.

[newracer]

Lots of reasons to not eat there.
Their no firearm policy.
Expensive
Their wings are not very good.
They serve wings in paper boats, for the price it should be on real plates.
Local wing places are always better.

[Grant H.]

Not defending BW3, but that is likely just a default content filter from Fortinet on their FortiGAYS, ahem, Fortigate firewalls.

Default content filtering on NGFW's is overly aggressive, and we turn it way down on our sites.

But, as Newracer said, lots of reasons not to eat there.

[Sawin]

Wing Stop surprised me the first (and only) time i ate there. Their wings were bigger and better than my recollection of BWW, albeit circa 2019 last time i was in a BWW. [2cents]

[SouthPaw]

BWW has terrible food anyways and always smells like a dirty dish towel. Wing Shack local to Northern, CO is the way to go.

[mb504]

I think Home Depot blocks it also.

[Clint45]

Never use free wifi... especially at a coffee shop or mall food court.

[eddiememphis]

How about putting down the phone and looking around? See what's going on. Maybe have a conversation with a stranger.

Everyone, myself included, spends WAY too much time looking at nonsense on the internet.

There is a big, wild world out there in full color and 3-D, just waiting to be experienced.

[StagLefty]

How about putting down the phone and looking around? See what's going on. Maybe have a conversation with a stranger.

Everyone, myself included, spends WAY too much time looking at nonsense on the internet.

There is a big, wild world out there in full color and 3-D, just waiting to be experienced.

[Score]

[colorider]

I visit the BWW in Westminster a few times a week to have a beer and chat with the bar tender and a few other patrons. Phone is used to bet on a few sports games. ALWAYS use a VPN. Most my entertainment while there comes from the $10 universal device I have that turns on and off any tv! Turning off a tv during a critical sports moment and watching a bunch of Chads freak out is amazingly juvenile, but also hilarious. I?m not a sports fan, only bet on them once in a while and don?t even watch the game. Unless it?s hockey.

[battlemidget]

Hooters > BWW

breaded chicken for the win.

[arbol]

I've got to say, I was at the ViewHouse in Greenwood Village, the other day, and oh, my gosh. Best wings I have seen in forever. Huge pieces, just cooked, and dripping with juciness.

So sad that most if not all other wings do not stand up to this today. But at least one company, doing it right.

-John

[Great-Kazoo]

How about putting down the phone and looking around? See what's going on. Maybe have a conversation with a stranger.

Everyone, myself included, spends WAY too much time looking at nonsense on the internet.

There is a big, wild world out there in full color and 3-D, just waiting to be experienced.

When we go out, we're one of the few tables that is actually talking to each other. Not only to enjoy our friends company, but to keep an eye out for potential threats.
If people want to bury their heads in their phone, have food delivered to you.

[Osmosis]

Not defending BW3, but that is likely just a default content filter from Fortinet on their FortiGAYS, ahem, Fortigate firewalls.

Default content filtering on NGFW's is overly aggressive, and we turn it way down on our sites.

But, as Newracer said, lots of reasons not to eat there.
I can confirm this as well. My company just got FortiGuard and this is its default behavior.

[FoxtArt]

You guys aren't using coloradorelatedstuff.co?

[totally kidding, by the way]