Duke said:But you don't always have that luxury. Not everything needs to be a berking adventure.
I'm in the minority but I like making almost everything an adventure.
Duke said:But you don't always have that luxury. Not everything needs to be a berking adventure.
I'm in the minority but I like making almost everything an adventure.
I'm all about them little mom n pop restaurants that have been around forever. And sometimes I end up eating some legit garbage because of it. Last place I went to I found a deep fried twisty tie in my french fries. I had literally the worst pizza I ever tasted at some hole in the wall place in Jackson MI. Worse than little caesar's. Worse than a $3 frozen pizza. Worse than elementary school cafeteria pizza. It's the gamble that makes it fun. I also had some of the best food ever at them. Like the big ass piece of fried cheese in Henderson KY, or the ridiculously good pizza at the Keyhole in Newport OH, or the Pup burger with its bacon and onion rings and bbq sauce at the Dutch Mill. You gotta eat some garbage to truly appreciate the good stuff.
In reply to 11GTCS :
The trouble I have doing this when most of my drinks are about 1/4 serving at a time.
ShawnG said:In reply to Wally (Forum Supporter) :
I'm with you. Life is too short for it not to be fun.
I agree with this sentiment.
I just don't find getting a cold pulled pork sandwich with a bone in it, on a moldy bun, "fun." Especially not when I was tired, hungry, and looking forward to a warm pulled pork sandwich on a fresh bun.
True story.
In reply to Duke :
I stopped eating pulled pork sandwiches after too many cracked teeth from finding bone chunks. Or gagging after getting a big hunk of slimy gristle in there. Shame, because when it isn't trying to maim or disgust me, it's really good...
barefootskater (Shaun) said:In reply to Floating Doc (Forum Supporter) :
It's just two garbage cans.
Sometimes the jokes just write themselves!
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