Aint No Right

I'm not a big fan of Mexican food (sorry Perkana )

I think it's the over use of cilantro.

I don't eat that much cilantro, but each to their own
And creep, you answered wrong. I don't consider nachos as Mexican food (nor chili con carne=tex mex, nor burritos, though I do see people eating them as snack). But it's ok, I still love you.

Romeo wrote:

Artemis wrote:

Juana wrote:

Artemis wrote:clickie, how many pairs of flip flops do you have?

I know this is for Clickie but I wanted to chime in since I'm pro-flops. I own 7 pairs, including a really nice "formal" pair. You know what they say "suns out, guns out"

wow 7 pairs?!

i would be interested to see the formal pair.

pssssssst I own 32 pairs. Amateurs

WOW! It must be hard choosing...holy moly.

perkana wrote:I don't eat that much cilantro, but each to their own
And creep, you answered wrong. I don't consider nachos as Mexican food (nor chili con carne=tex mex, nor burritos, though I do see people eating them as snack). But it's ok, I still love you.

be careful saying anything negative about burritos. burritos are the most important invention of modern man.

of course our mexican is americanized but it's all i know. the only food i remember eating in mexico were the hot dogs from the carts in tijuana. that is probably not very smart of me.

it's ok...I had a really great burrito in a Berkley joint. They've invaded over here too. It is Mexican I guess, I'm more a tacos al pastor person.
I'm a fan of cart hot dogs, especially after a night out. They're like heaven.

Clickie doesn't like food porn banter in his thread. Those cart hotdogs are great. Great carts set up at staples. Heated sheat pans of grilling peppers and onions, burnt dogs, soft bread and mustard. Yup. Heaven

Sheet

perkana wrote: it's ok...I had a really great burrito in a Berkley joint. They've invaded over here too. It is Mexican I guess, I'm more a tacos al pastor person.
I'm a fan of cart hot dogs, especially after a night out. They're like heaven.

If you ever go to Japan this shit right here:



Is the most wonderful thing ever. Some of my greatest benders on Okinawa I used these wonderful delights to power thru and keep that party going 48-72 hours.

Clickie what's the longest you have stayed up partying? And did you eat Yakitori after said binge?

Clickie, where are you?

SR wrote:Clickie doesn't like food porn banter in his thread. Those cart hotdogs are great. Great carts set up at staples. Heated sheat pans of grilling peppers and onions, burnt dogs, soft bread and mustard. Yup. Heaven

Now I want one!

Juana wrote:

perkana wrote: it's ok...I had a really great burrito in a Berkley joint. They've invaded over here too. It is Mexican I guess, I'm more a tacos al pastor person.
I'm a fan of cart hot dogs, especially after a night out. They're like heaven.

If you ever go to Japan this shit right here:



Is the most wonderful thing ever. Some of my greatest benders on Okinawa I used these wonderful delights to power thru and keep that party going 48-72 hours.

Clickie what's the longest you have stayed up partying? And did you eat Yakitori after said binge?

Is that chicken? I try to avoid chicken as much as I can, but that does look delicious.

Those are chicken but there are some people that do beef. Especially the ones that use Wagyu beef.

perkana wrote: it's ok...I had a really great burrito in a Berkley joint. They've invaded over here too. It is Mexican I guess, I'm more a tacos al pastor person.
I'm a fan of cart hot dogs, especially after a night out. They're like heaven.

the bacon wrapped tijuana dog is not quite heaven unless you are really drunk.

If 6767 and Kajicat were both tied to train tracks and you saw the train approaching and you only had time to untie one of them who would it be?

perkana wrote: it's ok...I had a really great burrito in a Berkley joint. They've invaded over here too. It is Mexican I guess, I'm more a tacos al pastor person.
I'm a fan of cart hot dogs, especially after a night out. They're like heaven.

Perkana, being Mexican do u call Mexican Food, just... food?

SR wrote:I'd say your a fan of muscle cars. Mustang or Corvette?

Out of those two..Corvette. I used to drive a 79' corvette in my early 20's. If I buy another sports car, it'll be an older model Porsche 911.
The new Corvettes look wicked from behind.

perkana wrote:Nachos or real tacos?

You kidding me? I'll take a taco made from locals who raise animals on theyre own property served with cilantro and onions on a fresh corn tortilla with some sliced up radishes on the side any day over some salty nacho chips smothered in cheese. Cilantro tastes so fresh and sharp and distinct. I love it.

Romeo wrote:

Artemis wrote:

Juana wrote:

Artemis wrote:clickie, how many pairs of flip flops do you have?

None..My

Clickie, since you live in FL. What's your views on "stand your ground"?

I'd have to look through every instance the law was tested to come up with an answer. The law is fucked up because it leaves too much leeaway for coming up with an excuse if you do kill someone. I'm all for being able to defend yourself if being attacked, so letting a jury decide case by case whether or not self defense with deadly force was justified is fine by me. I agree with most people that Trevon Martin being shot to death wasnt necessary.

nausearockpig wrote:

perkana wrote: it's ok...I had a really great burrito in a Berkley joint. They've invaded over here too. It is Mexican I guess, I'm more a tacos al pastor person.
I'm a fan of cart hot dogs, especially after a night out. They're like heaven.

Perkana, being Mexican do u call Mexican Food, just... food?

well yes, how do you call yours? but abroad, I do call it Mexican food.

clickie wrote: If I buy another sports car, it'll be an older model Porsche 911.

smartest thing you have ever said.

Question for you guys

What are the odds of getting a woman pregnant who had her tubes tied?

No questions from you, especially as you haven't answered all yours.

I feel like a caged animal, now I understand the purpose of this thread.

which is?

perkana wrote:

nausearockpig wrote:

perkana wrote: it's ok...I had a really great burrito in a Berkley joint. They've invaded over here too. It is Mexican I guess, I'm more a tacos al pastor person.
I'm a fan of cart hot dogs, especially after a night out. They're like heaven.

Perkana, being Mexican do u call Mexican Food, just... food?

well yes, how do you call yours? but abroad, I do call it Mexican food.

lol... we just call ours food too, but in fairness there's little food that's quintessentially "Australian" - seeing that in the last 200 years this country was built on English convicts then on an influx of migrants from Europe & Asia etc.... generally speaking, the local aboriginal foods have not made it into Australian cuisine... we do love our pies, pavlovas and lamingtons though! Oh and Vegemite, everyone loves Vegemite.. and if you don't like it, you're an unAustralian Terrorist.....

These conglomeration of words sum it up perfectly "Modern Australian cuisine has been embraced in Australia as we search for a unique food culture to call our own, yet unashamedly takes its inspiration from countries all over the world. Australian food culture has been as influenced by South East Asian cuisines as it has by Italian home cooking and American fast food."

http://www.sbs.com.au/food/article/2008 ... alian-food

Back to you clickie....

Oh yeah this one's a question sent through private message. Creep I honestly have no idea how much Rogaine costs at Walmart.

nausearockpig wrote:

perkana wrote:

nausearockpig wrote:

perkana wrote: it's ok...I had a really great burrito in a Berkley joint. They've invaded over here too. It is Mexican I guess, I'm more a tacos al pastor person.
I'm a fan of cart hot dogs, especially after a night out. They're like heaven.

Perkana, being Mexican do u call Mexican Food, just... food?

well yes, how do you call yours? but abroad, I do call it Mexican food.

lol... we just call ours food too, but in fairness there's little food that's quintessentially "Australian" - seeing that in the last 200 years this country was built on English convicts then on an influx of migrants from Europe & Asia etc.... generally speaking, the local aboriginal foods have not made it into Australian cuisine... we do love our pies, pavlovas and lamingtons though! Oh and Vegemite, everyone loves Vegemite.. and if you don't like it, you're an unAustralian Terrorist.....

These conglomeration of words sum it up perfectly "Modern Australian cuisine has been embraced in Australia as we search for a unique food culture to call our own, yet unashamedly takes its inspiration from countries all over the world. Australian food culture has been as influenced by South East Asian cuisines as it has by Italian home cooking and American fast food."

http://www.sbs.com.au/food/article/2008 ... alian-food

Thanks for the link! To be honest, our food is very regional, I still haven't tried everything yet and there is always someone offering new dishes that combine old and new techniques. Talking about Vegemite, I just learned today (thanks, bc!) that it's something like Marmite which I'm still getting used to. I still don't know if I hate it or I love it.