72 people contracted Salmonella food poisoning after eating contaminated roast beef at an Arby's in GA. 26% of those infected were hospitalized, which is very unusual. The board of health cultured Salmonella bacteria from a meat slicer and roast beef at the restaurant. Arby's needs to take responsibilty by paying medical bills and lost wages.

Arby's regular roast beef sandwich 99 cents

>....Chestnut was shot early Monday morning in the drive-thru line of the Arby's Roast Beef Restaurant in Metairie when he allegedly tried to carjack a Kenner woman and her son. The 17-year-old boy managed to wrestle a gun away from Chestnut during the struggle and shot him, police said.....>>

From a site in Japan, a ton of pictures of custom fighters from Soul Calibur III, including Mario v. Luigi, Ryu v. Ken, and a random picture of what appears to be a large stack of Arby's roast beef sandwiches.

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