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JewKiller 3000 posted:i spent 3 years in san diego (best diego) and i cannot find a good california burrito in the bay, it loving sucks this is like reading about mayonnaise pizza
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JewKiller 3000 posted:i spent 3 years in san diego (best diego) and i cannot find a good california burrito in the bay, it loving sucks sounds like you're unfamiliar w/ mission burritos
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Aug 13, 2015 05:29
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hobbesmaster posted:this is like reading about mayonnaise pizza everyone knows mayo belongs on fries, not pizza though patat oorlog > patat met
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hobbesmaster posted:this is like reading about mayonnaise pizza Or people who use knife and fork for pizza
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eschaton posted:everyone knows mayo belongs on fries, not pizza you people are disgusting
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Aug 13, 2015 05:35
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JewKiller 3000 posted:i spent 3 years in san diego (best diego) and i cannot find a good california burrito in the bay, it loving sucks i live on the other side of the world and this seems wrong, even to me.
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Aug 13, 2015 05:36
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bay people go get a senior sisig Filipino burrito it's p. good and you can get a California one with fries and poo poo. re: curry those rotiritos are good but Sushiritto has really good fried chicken curry seaweed burritos or just go to the mission buy all the burritos and go eat them in bar also vaguely related to burritos I remembered today that Scott Adams was all like "I wanna make a soup or burrito that has exactly the nutrients you need" and then he made a burritoailure but that's basically what soylent is except it's grosser and faker so *shrug*. does anyone actually eat soylent regularly? none of my geeky coworkers do, even the ones who bought some a couple of years ago.
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JewKiller 3000 posted:i spent 3 years in san diego (best diego) and i cannot find a good california burrito in the bay, it loving sucks
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Aug 13, 2015 05:38
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the problem with lettuce is that it lacks the structural integrity to stand up to the other ingredients
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ive never had a burrito with fries in it. e: fixed a typo Smythe fucked around with this message at 05:47 on Aug 13, 2015 |
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Aug 13, 2015 05:43
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if you're going to put french fries in a thing, it needs to be a fat sandwich
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Aug 13, 2015 05:45
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Nintendo Kid posted:if you're going to put french fries in a thing, it needs to be a fat sandwich its you, you are the fat sanwich
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Aug 13, 2015 05:50
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JewKiller 3000 posted:i spent 3 years in san diego (best diego) and i cannot find a good california burrito in the bay, it loving sucks taqueria san jose in LA MISSIONE has one that's p good
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Aug 13, 2015 05:53
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actually fries in a burrito is okay. good even. perhaps great
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Aug 13, 2015 05:54
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Nintendo Kid posted:There's this place in philly that makes Ethiopian food cheesesteak and it owns. ethiopian is good i could eat timatim fitfit, tibs with injera, and kitfo all day long
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Aug 13, 2015 05:58
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JewKiller 3000 posted:i spent 3 years in san diego (best diego) and i cannot find a good california burrito in the bay, it loving sucks what the gently caress is this bullshit
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Aug 13, 2015 05:59
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Beast of Bourbon posted:taqueria san jose in LA MISSIONE has one that's p good what is the deal w/ ~*san jose sauce*~ it is literally just chipotles in adobo blended w/ sour cream that poo poo is standard everyone knows that but nooooooo ~*san jose sauce*~
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Nintendo Kid posted:if you're going to put french fries in a thing, it needs to be a fat sandwich fries on a sandwich are great, especially with slaw tori would remind us of this if he were here one of the few things I miss from Pittsburgh: Primanti Bros.
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Aug 13, 2015 06:00
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Triglav posted:actually fries in a burrito is okay. good even. perhaps great potatoes go in breakfast tacos, anything else with tortilla and taters is verboten.
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Aug 13, 2015 06:00
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kwinkles posted:what the gently caress is this bullshit it's okay, you just don't yet understand. have you ever had potatoes in a burrito? more common and a good first step on the path
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Aug 13, 2015 06:01
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crisp french fries. carne asada. pico de gallo. cheese. guacamole and sour cream if you want them. fuckin' perfect.
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kwinkles posted:potatoes go in breakfast tacos, anything else with tortilla and taters is verboten. what about fried yuca?
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breakfast tacos yesssss http://mobile.nytimes.com/2010/03/10/dining/10united.html?referrer= 
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Stringent posted:what about fried yuca? that sounds p good.
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TMZ posted:also vaguely related to burritos I remembered today that Scott Adams was all like "I wanna make a soup or burrito that has exactly the nutrients you need" and then he made a burritoailure but that's basically what soylent is except it's grosser and faker so *shrug*. does anyone actually eat soylent regularly? none of my geeky coworkers do, even the ones who bought some a couple of years ago. the dilberito was ahead of its time. it would be a fantastic fit in today's SV tech startup culture. he could outsource a fleet of cars to deliver the dilberito via. an app, and then pivot the service into an uber competitor. he could raise hundreds of millions in VC capital, then he can stop writing his lovely comics and books, and we never have to hear his awful opinions ever again.
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Aug 13, 2015 06:04
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dilbert burrito would do v well marketed to crazy ayn rand supporters and he-man woman haters clubs across america.
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Dixie Cretin Seaman posted:these are great and i wish they were available in more places
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FMguru posted:ya tava is p good i thought he was talking about curry up now due to its adjacency to my domicile, but tava's delicious too. i guess tava's dangerously close to new-job as well.
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Tokamak posted:the dilberito was ahead of its time. it would be a fantastic fit in today's SV tech startup culture. he could outsource a fleet of cars to deliver the dilberito via. an app, and then pivot the service into an uber competitor. he could raise hundreds of millions in VC capital, then he can stop writing his lovely comics and books, and we never have to hear his awful opinions ever again. he blamed kraft employees going to gas stations and covering them up with lunchables
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fritz posted:what kind of curry burrito we talking about, like a japanese curry with rice and potatoes and etc (good choice) or a nice channa masala (ditto) or like some coconutty Penang curry (also ditto but potentially messy) there's a place in downtown minneapolis that makes them with like a coconut chicken+potato curry. i've made them with like butter chicken and onion-turmeric chicken. it's all extremely good.
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JawnV6 posted:he blamed kraft employees going to gas stations and covering them up with lunchables what
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tacos wrapped in a thin slice of jicama instead of a corn or flour tortilla are pretty awesome only had them at work though
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ignoring the crazy conspiracy ramblings, what the gently caress kind of sales did he expect for a dilbert-themed burrito at a loving gas station convenience store
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eschaton posted:tacos wrapped in a thin slice of jicama instead of a corn or flour tortilla are pretty awesome or just put the jicama into the taco with the other stuff that's inside of the tortilla?!?
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Tokamak posted:the dilberito was ahead of its time. it would be a fantastic fit in today's SV tech startup culture. he could outsource a fleet of cars to deliver the dilberito via. an app, and then pivot the service into an uber competitor. he could raise hundreds of millions in VC capital, then he can stop writing his lovely comics and books, and we never have to hear his awful opinions ever again. I honestly looked for but never found the dilberito when it was on the market I'd have probably bought pallet-loads then
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Aug 13, 2015 06:21
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duTrieux. posted:or just put the jicama into the taco with the other stuff that's inside of the tortilla?!? no no the trick is that the jicama can be the tortilla
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JawnV6 posted:he blamed kraft employees going to gas stations and covering them up with lunchables he predicted that isdn was going to beat cable
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eschaton posted:no no the trick is that the jicama can be the tortilla but it's obviously worse at that job than an actual tortilla
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Aug 13, 2015 06:27
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"mmm yeah, can't wait to eat that paleo gluten-free taco!" ~microplanes jicama~
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web designers have decided that they need ethicsquote:Designers are responsible for creating more than ever before—not only designing services, but also experiences, environments, products and systems for millions of people. With this increased influence, we must take a step back and recognize the responsibility we have to those we design for. We can learn from other professions like healthcare where those who practice medicine acknowledge their responsibility by swearing to uphold the Hippocratic Oath. This binds them to a clearly defined set of rules that guide the ethics of their interactions with patients. Likewise, designers now have the ability to impact human health, so we need a similar code of ethics to guide us. quote:I swear to fulfill, to the best of my ability and judgment, this covenant: I will respect the hard-won knowledge of the human condition of those designers in whose steps I walk, and gladly share such empathetic decisions as are mine with those who are to follow.
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