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That's over twice the price of a Chipotle burrito dawg. Some of us lost money on crypto crashing.Pfft that’s a cheap mealMy burrito was about $20 including my tip.Guero Loco in Aggieville is some great late night eats. Expensive AF though.
Manhattan expensive or just expensive?
My burrito was about $20 including my tip.Guero Loco in Aggieville is some great late night eats. Expensive AF though.
Manhattan expensive or just expensive?
off the hook fish and chips truck is set up at 95th and nall today until 7, highly recommendoThey stop through Manhattan often. Can confirm it's worth a try. Only complaint is they don't have malt vinegar.
Any Cleveland protips lurking about? Been a couple times and lowkey like that place.Rock N Roll HOF
Seems kind of mumped up you wouldn't reach out to your IRL friend waks to let him know you were in town but I did not enjoy my Spark's burger experience and have not heard of anyone that has. Not a great sign.Do not recommend Spark’s Burger on Poyntz.
C'mon. You can't judge a restaurant until it's been open a couple months.
K. But we were the only people there and somehow our burgers came out both undercooked and also very cold. Wut. I do hope they get it together and succeed. Seems like a longshot tho.
Big Game today, German Fajardo on the bump. Sunflower Showdown in Arlington. Dallas Cats get on out and show your support. This is far and away the most important game of the year. If we play tomorrow we are in a Super Regional.hot take
Tube guac is not real guac either bro.Chipotle barbacoa is not real barbacoa. Good griefpastor is by far the best of the meat offeringsBarbacoa would like to have a word with you.
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pastor is by far the best of the meat offeringsBarbacoa would like to have a word with you.
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I shall now tell my story. It happened not long ago in NYC, baby!IDK sounds made up
What was a routine subway ride took an unexpected turn when Lisa, engrossed in a book, found herself entangled in a tense encounter with Rusty, a middle-aged man who couldn't contain his frustration about parking difficulties on his block. Rusty, on his way to the U.S. Open tennis tournament, where he yearned to indulge in millions of Honey Deuces, stormed into the crowded subway car. Settling beside Lisa, his scowling face mirrored his exasperation, setting the stage for a tense confrontation.
As the tension escalated, Lisa maintained her composure, subtly shifting away from Rusty to diffuse the situation. Rusty's muttered complaints about parking issues continued, fueled by his longing for the tennis event and the delightful Honey Deuces. However, breaking the silence, Lisa surprised Rusty with an unexpected act of kindness: she closed her book and offered him a genuine smile, acknowledging his frustrations.
Caught off guard by Lisa's gesture, Rusty's scowl momentarily softened, replaced by a glimmer of curiosity beneath his hardened exterior. In a calm and understanding voice, Lisa empathetically remarked, "It seems like you're having a tough day dealing with parking issues while you're eager to enjoy the U.S. Open and those delightful Honey Deuces. Is there anything I can do to help?" Rusty hesitated, releasing a sigh that seemed to alleviate some of his pent-up annoyance. An uneasy truce settled between them as the rest of the subway ride unfolded in a cautious silence.
As Lisa reached her stop and prepared to disembark, she nodded to Rusty, carrying a sense of quiet accomplishment. This encounter served as a powerful reminder that even in the most charged moments, a simple act of kindness has the power to bridge divides, ease frustrations, and foster understanding. Whether it's within the confines of a subway car or amidst the excitement of the U.S. Open, where millions of Honey Deuces await, compassion can transcend the barriers that separate us.
I feel bad killing the fish to eat it when I have so much food available that I didn’t personally have to kill.Meh. I see no difference in eating something you personally kill vs something someone else killed. Plus, the fish/animal you killed probably enjoyed a better life.
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Lol, I think he was asking how little is Lil SF.Fishing guys. Lil SF loves to fish and I hate it for the most part. We go a couple times a year and its fine. Usually Grandpa takes care of everything so I don't have to do too much gross stuff. Anywho, what's the proper way to murderkill a fish? Lil SF loves to eat his catch which I can appreciate. Poor Grandpa used to murder tiny blue gill all the time to make him happy. So, what's the play with limited tools for say a catfish? Grandpa does a great job and he knows i'm not rough ridin' doing it, but I can tell he is a bit uncomfortable sometimes with his murdering techniques.How little? I’d buy frozen fish filets and fry those up and lie to the kid and say it’s the fish he caught.
He's over the eat everything no matter the size phase. I'm talking a reasonable sized catfish.
You eat that skin buddyTake a trout, gut it, fill gut pouch with butter and lemon, wrap in foil, throw on coals, enjoy.
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Tell me more about this method. Do you keep the head on and everything? How long does it take to cook (ish)? When its done do you filet it afterwards or do you eat the skin with the meat?
I've always filleted the trout like in my pics, cooked them over the fire, scraped off the flaky meat then fed the skins that were charred on the outside to my mutts.
I would guess troutIt’s pretty easy to clean a fish. I can do it, and I have the hand eye coordination of a small child. Unless you catch a Northern, because they have these weird bones. Just throw those rascals back. Lots of YouTube’s these days. I use an electric filet knife, and that helps a bunch.
Cooking over a fire is best done one or two ways. First with a skillet (and a crap load of unhealthy lard and/or butter with batter), or second with a fish basket. The fish basket approach is more like grilling. My dad cooks fish like a hot dog on a fire and pokes it with a stick and just dangles it out there. Make sure the wood is a hardwood and not pine or cedar or other evergreen or your fish will taste like Skoal winter green mixed with ashes.
What's the best fish to catch, cook over an open fire, and then eat? I'm going to be in Montana/Wyoming this summer, maybe I'l try it up there!
I don't like to eat most fish. Bass is pretty much tied at the bottom of my list with all the fish I won't eat.Haven't had much small or largemouth but the wiper and white bass (fried) have tasted just fine.
Tom might just be thinning them out a bit, and not planning on eating them tho.
Coolers. Did anyone ever get a cooler?Still waiting on mine from MJ
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One of the only dining experiences I've never had. Really want to try it.I don’t know if they’re all the same, but the ones I’ve been to have a buffet for like regular foods, but you order the raw meats from your server. Highly recommend a visit, if you’ve never been.That’s what I am asking. What does one need to get to really maximize a first visit to one of these suckers?Anyone ever had Korean bbq where they do the grills on the table and the whole shootin’ match?What do you mean by shootin’ match?
