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Garage2Roadtrip posted:I love '80's cars. Honda's of the same vintage aren't much better. No wonder everything was vacuum powered though. The 80's sucked.
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Metal Geir Skogul posted:Okay people, I have a question: What's your favorite "guilty pleasure" beer/drink/sin? My GF's is Grolsch. She used to drink it a bunch as a younger person, and still enjoys one maybe every six months. Mine is Coors Banquet. It's garbage, but I enjoyed it for a few years off and on, and I really enjoyed it playing My Summer Car. I have this rule where, if I go to a proper liquor/wine store, I buy something different every time. I mean, I may buy the same thing, but it has to also include something I've never had before. The only two beers I get with any regularity (like, maybe 4 times a year, tops) are Coors Banquet and Heineken. Everything else I try is brand spankin' new. There's just something about PBR that takes me back to a better time of eating chicken skin tacos and getting stoned all the loving time. Miller Light takes me back to being 10 and doing chores. Mmmm, splitting wood, puffer vests, wheelbarrows, and grass clippings. Echotic posted:Bundaberg Smooth and Shifty. Sarsparilla and Dark Rum. Very tasty. No I don't use that molasses bullshit blackstrap rum.
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scuz posted:Black Label beer is like drinking a hug, reminds me of times when I had no responsibilities whatsoever and everything was great. 
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Watch this with me: http://coxuniversity.cox.com/learningcontent/cox/roles/fm200%20video/fm200.html it involves heptafluoropropane
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Motherfucker I just hauled almost 150 records out of Goodwill today for $100 (including some other things.) I probably overpaid, but c'mon... How often do you find a DJ's entire collection in fantastic shape for $.75/record? https://www.instagram.com/p/Bbfn4xbHiWB/?taken-by=paperassgasket
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FAT32 SHAMER posted:It's been a year today since my mom died. Kind of strange to believe it's already been a year Yesterday would have been my dad's 67th birthday. A month from Thanksgiving will be the first anniversary of his death. sigtrap posted:Why the hell did I move to Seattle? Cool city and all, but I'll need a second job to afford a parking place. woah... where have you been? Welcome back!
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Yu-Gi-Ho! posted:My last apartment was $599/mo when I moved in.. was up to $650/mo when I moved out a few years later. Hey I'm gonna be in Dallas in a couple weeks to clean out my dad's house (he died last year). Serious question: do you want to buy a house? There's a pool.
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Possibly? I might need a hand lifting a gun safe and a dresser. As for the rest of it, I'm already gonna have my sister, aunt, and grandmother there. It's gonna be a poo poo show and I really don't want to do this. I'm taking off the 1st through 8th so if you or any other goons in the DFW area want to chill then PM me your number or whatever other preferred method of communication. Looking forward to eating Pecan Lodge and In-N-Out every day though.
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ilkhan posted:Habit > In'N'Out > whataburger OH NO WHAT HAVE STARTED?!
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So how do you guys feel about Smashburger?
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IOwnCalculus posted:They'll put fresh jalapenos and guac on a burger, how do you think I feel about that? Five Guys will put fresh jalapenos AND grilled jalapenos on a burg. How about that? Guac on a burg just doesn't do it for me. Personally, I don't think Smashburger is all that special.
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Darchangel posted:I like Five Guys, too, but agree that they are a bit expensive for what they are. Whataburger is no gourmet burger by any means, but as far as fast food burgers, at fast food burger prices, they rock. In 'N' Out is good for the price, don't get me wrong. I just didn't think that they were the Nirvana of burgers deserving the idolatry I witnessed from SoCal transplants here. Have you tried Twisted Root Burger Co. in Deep Ellum? ~EDIT: OH gently caress I WAS SO DISTRACTED BY BURGERS THAT I FORGOT ABOUT KOLACHE!~
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IOwnCalculus posted:Five Guys isn't bad but I don't get the hype. Way too greasy. I didn't know there was hype. Five Guys is our area's Hometown Hero. They've always been around, so it's just what you do here. The grease is the appeal as far as I'm concerned.
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Re: Carl's Jr / Hardees... I pity anyone who didn't get their Western Bacon Thickburger or Roast Beef Au Jus burger, because HOLY gently caress. I think people who don't like In-N-Out just caught the hype before they got the burger. The burgers themselves aren't mind blowing, but the fact that I can get 4 patties and cheese for half the cost of a Five Guys burger is pretty amazing. Also I can eat a whole bag of burgers and not get the meat sweats. Let's compare: Five Guys   In-N-Out    Shake Shack - honestly they're bullshit. Their best burg is actually just a mushroom.  Home made:        Smashburger     Bo Ssam burger  Bulgogi beef sliders  Social Burger in Vienna, VA  Cowboy Cafe in Arlington, VA  Wendy's (I call it the Beef Cube)      Hardee's (modern day, post golden era)  Edit: I could have sworn I had Whataburger pictures handy but I guess I just ate them before I got a chance to take a picture. GnarlyCharlie4u fucked around with this message at 06:00 on Nov 21, 2017 |
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Yu-Gi-Ho! posted:I'm now questioning your taste in food. eyebeem posted:How loud is your breathing at rest? I'm not a mouthbreather, but I've definitely put on like 20lbs since I hit 30. Fermented Tinal posted:Hey, anyone spoken to blk lately? He hasn't posted since mid October or been on the slack he runs. I hope he's okay 
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why the gently caress is it so hard to find cavatappi pasta or large elbow macaroni? what kind of terrible hosed up mac and cheese is the rest of America putting up with?
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Goober Peas posted:I...actually had this conversation with someone last week. Cavatappi is almost impossible to find. I found some at Whole Foods and at a local international market. WOO! Harris Teeter #3 had it! 2 harris teeters, 2 safeways, a wegmans, a food lion and a walmart all failed me. redgubbinz posted:If any supermarkets near you carry DeCecco pasta they'll probably have cavatappi, it's my go-to since it holds sauce nicely. The harris teeter I found it at had both their own brand and DeCecco. I went with the HT house brand because I'm curious if it's any good. That and it's only $1/box.
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freelop posted:If anyone is after a steam link it's currently 90% off (down to £3.99) Gamestop doesn't have it available for free pickup anymore and shipping in the US is $8. Still a fantastic deal, but silly that sending the box costs more than buying it.
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InitialDave posted:I was able to get Steam to work remotely on another PC on my network without any extra hardware. Yeah the idea behind the Steam Link is that you can just velcro it to the back of your living room TV and play games with your PS4 or Xbox controller or whatever. Or stream movies, or whatever. Without having to set up another computer, or whatever.
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Sorry I skipped the last 6 pages and have been busy with life. I have awesome news that the wife says I'm not allowed to share, but that doesn't mean you can't guess. Also, literally my entire family is all of a sudden worried about me driving to Texas in what is certainly the safest and most capable vehicle I have ever owned. WHERE THE gently caress WERE YOU WHEN I RODE 2000 STRAIGHT MILES ON A 90'S SPORTBIKE?!?!?! OR THAT TIME I TOWED A 10,000LB TRAILER WITH A GODDAMNED EXPLORER SPORT TRAC?!?! HOW DID YOU NOT NOTICE I PUT 45,000 MILES ON YOUR LINCOLN TOWNCAR IN A SINGLE YEAR IN HIGH SCHOOL?!?! WHAT THE gently caress FAM?!?!? So hows everyone doing with those Turkey day leftovers? I only have 8 lbs of turkey left and I'm pretty proud of that fact.
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Powershift posted:Now that you're pregnant, they care about you. Shhhhhh they don't know. ...wait, gently caress.
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IOwnCalculus posted:We got a turkey from the local god-tier barbecue shop. They sold out their pre orders in five days around Halloween. Took another 45 minutes of waiting on Thanksgiving itself since they weren't quite warming up in the smokers as fast as expected, so it literally was straight from smoker to car to table to stuffing all of our faces. slidebite posted:I actively prefer turkey or chicken sandwiches over the main meal. Good bread, mayo, salt and pepper. Nomnomnom rdb posted:My wife has morning sickness and the turkey is the trigger. Still have a ton of it left, both breasts since neither of us like white meat. I am going to make some turkey fried rice tomorrow, maybe some turkey hash for breakfast. Congrats! That's a sigh of relief. Sucks about the turkey, but more for you I guess... Seat Safety Switch posted:Open-faced turkey sandwich with stuffing, soaked in gravy. Or just go big all in one day like I do and have lots of leftover parties. 20lb ham. 22lb turkey. 14lb turkey. 12lb pot roast (chuck). A dozen cans of green beans worth of casserole. 10 lbs of mashed potatoes. 4 boxes of cavatappi and 7 lbs of cheese worth of mac and cheese. (it was not enough cheese, not even close.) Sweet potato casserole - 2 huge cans and an entire bag of marshmallows. 3 pyrex trays of stuffing. 4 qt of spinach dip. Broccoli casserole. 6 giant pies and a cheesecake. plus whatever everyone else brought, including mom's cranberry relish. I sort of live for this. Thanksgiving is absolutely my favorite holiday; family, food, alcohol, and appreciation. What more could you want? It's literally a celebration of the model for how we should be living our lives. as for your sandwich... melt some butter in a pan, stir in panko breadcrumbs. meanwhile soak some fresh bread in leftover gravy. add turkey, a bit of cheese, and a bunch of stuffing. assemble soggy mess of gravy soaked bread, turkey cheese and stuffing before rolling in buttered panko breadcrumbs. Dredge in egg then roll in panko breadcrumbs again. Either flash fry in an inch of oil, turning only when it browns, or toss it in the oven until crispy and dark on the outside. Thank me later. Also, maybe go visit a cardiologist.
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IOwnCalculus posted:I will never know enough of the dark arts of smoking to replicate this myself, but I will gladly throw some money at a local business who does it better than I can ever hope to. start here. http://www.foodnetwork.com/videos/altons-butterflied-turkey-0174972
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^What in the actual gently caress.
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jamal posted:You can show up any time between 4 and 10:30 but still spend two hours sitting in traffic a day? How does that work? He must live near DC
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Fuckkkkkkkkk I hosed up my front brakes when I installed the pads back in July and now I get to do pads and rotors tonight before I leave for Texas in the morning GODDAMNIT.
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Metal Geir Skogul posted:Hm Nice. You got the couch all to yourself then. Time to blaze a fatty and chill to some netflix.
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