9/30/11 The Bus Exits September

[RKO36]

Originally Posted by The Capitan2

I <3 Taco Bell

I don't. It's gawbij.

[Dave in the City Out West]

Originally Posted by The Capitan2

I love tacos BRO

I'm always conflicted when we observe the definition of Tacos:

With my Mexican heritage, I almost have to adhere to two separate but equal principles:

1. The Americanized Hard Shell Taco (aka the "Taco Bell"): Hard shell, ground beef, lettuce, tomatoes, cheese and sometimes onions. Usually topped with a sauce-ish salsa.

2. The Hardcore "Street Taco": This is the tacos for which Mexico is more familiar: smaller soft corn tortillas, chopped meat of either carne asada/puerco al pastor/lengua/etc, onions, cilantro, and a tomato based salsa.

Now I'd be fool to say that I would dismiss the Americanized taco as heretic (who am I, RD?), and in truth I love both kinds of tacos! Tacos are tacos... and people can throw all kinds of fun twists into tacos, such as the Korean BBQ trucks. Yum!

Stawting has now made me very hungry. I wish I could go over and take some of that ground beef off your hands.

[Stawting Pitchah]

Originally Posted by The Capitan2

I love tacos BRO

I had two crunchy tacos for "breakfast" at about 11am, because I hadn't eaten since having two crunchy tacos and a soft taco for dinner last night.

For lunch in about a 45 minutes, I'll probably make a soft taco.

My roommates have been eating nothing but tacos for dinner the past few days.

And it still looks like all the taco meat and fixings are still there.

[Dave in the City Out West]

Originally Posted by Checker on a Checker

Where the hell is Otti today? Must be in some new training on how to werk da McFlurry machine.

HAHA!

This is one of my favorite new scenarios.

[Everything is a Scenario]

Originally Posted by Dave in the City Out West

I'm always conflicted when we observe the definition of Tacos:

With my Mexican heritage, I almost have to adhere to two separate but equal principles:

1. The Americanized Hard Shell Taco (aka the "Taco Bell"): Hard shell, ground beef, lettuce, tomatoes, cheese and sometimes onions. Usually topped with a sauce-ish salsa.

2. The Hardcore "Street Taco": This is the tacos for which Mexico is more familiar: smaller soft corn tortillas, chopped meat of either carne asada/puerco al pastor/lengua/etc, onions, cilantro, and a tomato based salsa.

Now I'd be fool to say that I would dismiss the Americanized taco as heretic (who am I, RD?), and in truth I love both kinds of tacos! Tacos are tacos... and people can throw all kinds of fun twists into tacos, such as the Korean BBQ trucks. Yum!

Stawting has now made me very hungry. I wish I could go over and take some of that ground beef off your hands.

a mexican taco truck serving fish tacos

a taco?

[The Capitan2]

[Stawting Pitchah]

Originally Posted by RKO36

I don't. It's gawbij.

I don't think it's quality, but it's among the healthier options for fast food, as long as you know what you're doing when you order.

Plus, it's not terrible.

[Sports Pope]

Cap: "VID What're you passed out over there?"

[Checker on a Checker]

Originally Posted by The Capitan2

I saw that earlier on Deadspin. What a bad night for him. Hope he at least got some DOME out of it.

[Stawting Pitchah]

Originally Posted by Dave in the City Out West

I'm always conflicted when we observe the definition of Tacos:

With my Mexican heritage, I almost have to adhere to two separate but equal principles:

1. The Americanized Hard Shell Taco (aka the "Taco Bell"): Hard shell, ground beef, lettuce, tomatoes, cheese and sometimes onions. Usually topped with a sauce-ish salsa.

2. The Hardcore "Street Taco": This is the tacos for which Mexico is more familiar: smaller soft corn tortillas, chopped meat of either carne asada/puerco al pastor/lengua/etc, onions, cilantro, and a tomato based salsa.

Now I'd be fool to say that I would dismiss the Americanized taco as heretic (who am I, RD?), and in truth I love both kinds of tacos! Tacos are tacos... and people can throw all kinds of fun twists into tacos, such as the Korean BBQ trucks. Yum!

Stawting has now made me very hungry. I wish I could go over and take some of that ground beef off your hands.

How about I give you a taco.

Now I'll take the taco you owe me for mentioning "baseball" in your podcast last year.

Now we're even.

[The Capitan2]

Dude..... yourself.

This is embarrassing

[Dave in the City Out West]

Originally Posted by Stawting Pitchah

How about I give you a taco.

Now I'll take the taco you owe me for mentioning "baseball" in your podcast last year.

Now we're even.

Sweet!

[Dave in the City Out West]

Originally Posted by Everything is a Scenario

a mexican taco truck serving fish tacos

a taco?

Ooooh, that is a good question! Is the fish fried or grilled? I think either way that's a taco. I was in Ensenada once eating tacos like that... good times.

[Dave in the City Out West]

Originally Posted by The Capitan2

I don't follow... my vision is dying. What is the significance of showing Kimbrel's MLB ID?

[Stawting Pitchah]

Originally Posted by The Capitan2

Dude..... yourself.

This is embarrassing

Oh my gawd! Oh my GAWD! I'm gonna throw up!

Your rendition of Sweet Caroline was WAAAAAAAY bettah.

[RKO36]

Originally Posted by Dave in the City Out West

I don't follow... my vision is dying. What is the significance of showing Kimbrel's MLB ID?

To show that it's his wallet.

I think the story is he left the wallet at some floozie's house and she took pics of it to prove she sat on him.

[Bowl of Chips on Mike'dUp]

[Sports Pope]

Originally Posted by Dave in the City Out West

SP, Big Ten fans are the *best*. Just one of several reasons why the Rose Bowl, when the Rose Bowl was the Rose Bowl, was the "grandaddy of them all."

Yeah, the Northwestern fans were really really great. It had me thinking why didn't I apply to this place? Great academics. Big 10 football every saturday. There were some cool girls sitting in my section. Oh well.

[The Agency]

Vid..... TACO Salad bro?

[RKO36]

Originally Posted by Dave in the City Out West

Ooooh, that is a good question! Is the fish fried or grilled? I think either way that's a taco. I was in Ensenada once eating tacos like that... good times.

Eating fish from some street truck is a dicey scenario.