Oh my that looks good. Barbacoa? Almost looks like asada or lingua but the chunks are bigger than normal
Site is nearly unusable at the moment.
That is no joke. I almost had to go to counseling because I had a stint where I was eating 12 street tacos for breakfast every morning for almost a month. Finally the boss was like hey dude youāve spent over a hundred dollars on tacis this week. Not to mention my other mealsā¦
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Yeah itās not great but whatās even worse is my xbox is lagging like crazy from the weather so I canāt even play Call of Duty right now. #firstworldproblems
Barbacoa, lingua, brisket, and whatever else. I said surprise me.
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I dig it. That cerveza looks mighty appetizing too. I personally always go for either a Mexican Coke or the orange Jarritos. Cant go wrong with any of those
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Local brew- Gnarley Barly is the the brewer. Jucifer is the brew its an American IPA and out of sight
Popped up in memories in Facebook today
War Story Time!
May be a long read, but some will find it entertaining. Snow Day in the Life of a Fire Fighter! A long time ago it snowed 3 or 4 inches here, not bad but then it sleeted on top of that for like 12 hours. Everything outside was a sheet of ice. Engine 1 responds to an injured person, somewhere to the left off of Reedy Creek rd. McSorley Sr. Is driving and Edward Twigg is my FF, if we had a fourth person I donāt remember who it was, this was 20 years ago. We turn off of Reedy Creek and cars are parked on both sides of the street, we almost play bumper pool with E1 and the parked cars. We canāt go far and Bob gets us stopped successfully by the grace of God and his skills without hitting anything. Twigg and I get off and canāt even stand up, everything is a sheet of ice. The address is on a street that turns hard right and down hill right in front of E1. After falling 2 or 3 times we have to lay down stomach first on the EMS bags and slide down the street to the patient using the bags like a sled. By now all the neighbors on that street, hearing the siren have come out on there front steps to see whatās going on,and are laughing and cheering, mostly laughing at us! Patient has an obvious broken collar bone and in a lot of pain. While Dr. Twigg does patient care I go out to see how were gonna get the patient up hill to the ambulance. E1 is across from the address but up a steep hill with a row of houses between us. Taking a shovel I start breaking the ice and making steps up the hill toward the truck. After awhile I go inside to check on the patient and Twigg, ambulance is taking a while to get there because of road conditions. When I come back out 4 or 5 of the neighbors armed with hammers and shovels have continued breaking the ice and making steps up to the truck. Matthews brought us the stokes basket and rope from Ladder 1,on the suburban. Ambulance got there, and we hand jacked the patient and attending Paramedic up the hill in the Stokes basket. The patient had wrecked his car, tore up his garage door just to see if he could get his car out, fell down in the driveway going back in the house and broke his collar bone. No particular place to go. Just curious! I think about that call every time it snows! When the roads get bad stay home, so my Brothers and Sisters in Emergency services donāt have to come get you out of harms way!
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Maybeeeeā¦too much thread drift?
You sound more Mexican than me and Iām a Perez
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Working on it.
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When i was working at the Houston yard building rig 217, we had a taco truck that would show up at 9. At lunch inwould go hit another taco joint and do the same for dinner. I gained about 30 pounds in the 4 months i was there. I love tacos. Luckily i got sent back out to the fleet to help me burn my excess tacos off
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Donāt sweat it to much. Iām just happy to have a place to socialize. After the blue button thingy we can deal with most anything 
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Not much of a thread here. Some guy having technical issues.
Our wittle grumpy social butterfly.
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Hello guys - we talked with our host and we should have fixed the issue now. Let us know if you keep on having any problem.
Thanks for your help.
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No. Thank you and hope you have a nice day
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You may be a good guy but when I got on this pressure washing web site you talked a bunch of ā ā ā ā about me being a police officer for 42 years and how what a lying piece of ā ā ā ā I must be,I have been pressure washing since 1989 and have learned a lot in that time - I was very disappointed in the way you attack my character and you donāt know anything about me,shame on you - I am glad I am not a miserable SOB
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