A printable copy of this month’s coupon can be found here… Please feel free to share it liberally.

Oh, and I haven’t tried either yet, but the new Germanator and the Hop Lovers pizzas both sound incredible.

The Germanator Pizza!

Garlic olive oil, thinly sliced potatoes soaked in vinegar, mozzarella cheese, brats sourced from local farmer Dave Steinhauser, kraut, and a healthy drizzle of spicy mustard.

The Hop Lovers Pizza!

House made hops infused pizza sauce, mozzarella cheese, red onion, tomatoes and feta cheese.

Enjoy!

Today’s open thread is brought to you by the good folks at Haab’s, where the fried chicken is always delicious.

If you haven’t yet, you really need to treat yourself to a heaping basket of delicious fried chicken this weekend… Seriously. At $6, how can you afford not to?

Well, it’s been one year since we started sharing coupons here on the site, and how better to celebrate the anniversary than with a repeat of that first, historic coupon for Haab’s succulent, fried signature dish, Chicken in the Basket?

Those of you who haven’t yet had the pleasure of experiencing fried chicken at Haab’s, will find a nice review by our friend Ol’ East Cross here. He, as some of you might recall, referred to it as “the purest fried chicken” to be found in all of Washtenaw County. In fact, he went so far as to surmise that the good folks of Haab’s, “must sprinkle some extra chicken” on their chicken.

But don’t trust me and OEC – print out a copy of the coupon, steal a car, and point it toward Ypsi… Seriously, it’s good food, and the folks at Haab’s would love to see you.

Oh, and feel free to share the coupon with your friends and enemies alike… Everyone deserves to experience great friend chicken at least once.

Anything. Really.

Just as MSNBC’s Morning Joe program is now sponsored by Starbucks, at least for the month of June, MM.com is sponsored by the wonderfully terrific weekend breakfast bar at Ypsilanti’s Cafe Luwak… I would go on and gush some more about the succulent sausage, the mouth-watering french toast and such, but I’m afraid of what Jon Stewart might think. So, I’ll leave it at that for now.

OK, so this is an open thread. For those of you new to the internet, that means that you can write about whatever you want in the comments section. The only thing I’d ask is that, if you came here to discuss the renaming of the Ypsitucky Jamboree, you jump back to the previous thread, where there’s a quite lively, and often incredibly funny debate taking place. Other than that, though, anything’s on the table, from Meagan Fox’s toe thumbs to the whole brewhaha over David Letterman’s comments about Sara Palin’s daughter. So, if you had a run-in with an angry banana that you’ve always wanted to write about, now’s your chance. Or, there’s always the swine flu pandemic. Seriously, you will never again have a chance like this to raise awareness about the giant jellyfish that are coming for us, or the power of jeans to incite violence against women. Or, I suppose, if we have to, we could chat about that government report on the threat of violence from individuals on the extreme right that had everyone so up in arms a month or so ago, and how… you know…. it’s kind of actually come to pass, what with Dr. Tiller’s murder last week, and the shooting at the Holocaust Museum yesterday. Really, anything you want to talk about is OK with me, just so long as it doesn’t upset the good folks at Cafe Luwak, where you should all eat at least once this coming weekend.

Oh, and to get a printable copy of the Cafe Luwak weekend breakfast buffet coupon, just click here.

I’m happy to announce that this month’s coupon is for the incredibly delicious new weekend breakfast bar at Cafe Luwak. Print the coupon, save a buck for everyone in your group, and enjoy a delightful orgy of eggs, syrup and meat in your mouth.

So, have you gotten your free herb plant from the downtown Ypsi farmers market yet?

This weekend open thread is sponsored by our friends at Ypsi’s Tuesday downtown farmers market.