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I've never liked lamb. It leaves an after-taste on the back of my tongue that I just don't like.
I've made it for other people and they thought it was outstanding, but it's just not my thing.
Made some Italian sausage soup in advance of a holiday get-together next week. Smells great on the stove.
Mmm love me some gyros.......
That's blamb.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mazin
Just west of I-225 on Iliff upon the south side......... Ask for extra Tzatziki sauce......Quote:
Originally Posted by Mazin
OBC happy belated Birthday brudda!!
Happy Birthday OBC!~
Isn't that place call like Z gyro, if so thats the only pace the wife and i will go to......damn now im hungry lolQuote:
Originally Posted by SideShow Bob
[ROFL1]Quote:
Originally Posted by Gman
Oh oh black betty Blambalamb.....
When I wrangled a small herd on my parent's place, I've met a lot whose personality was greatly improved after being grilled medium-well. Thereafter, Out at Wes Thompson's range north of Piru Calif in the '80's (home of SWPL back then), there were some always lounging behind the targets I had to shoo for practice. My fellow club members would laugh that I always did it with a loaded pistol but so heeled, they gave me a wide berth.Quote:
Originally Posted by ChickNorris
That shop is OK but my favorite gyros is served on Grant and Colfax in a small shop run by a Syrian family.Quote:
Originally Posted by SideShow Bob
I was thinking close to mazin & myself. Crown burgers on south Colorado is good too for gyros, but when I go there I have a weakness for their pastrami burgers.
Now im hungry too.
There use to be a place across from swedish hopsital, on giraud? in the 80's that had outstanding gyros and other greek food.Quote:
Originally Posted by SideShow Bob
OK. That's funny right there.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mazin
The gyro meat is usually a mix of beef and lamb, so I just call it blamb. The last 'b' is silent.
Hmmmm i might have to venture down hofax for some meat.......[ROFL1]
Damn I never knew that!Quote:
Originally Posted by Gman
Btw i still have that song stuck in my head
From now on when i bring them home I'm going to slam the bag down on the table and say "BLAM!"
It's funny you mention it, because that's what I was thinking about reading these posts on Greek food. I think you may be thinking of South Central II right across the street from Swedish on Hampden. They had awesome Greek food. I was a sucker for their chicken kabob sandwich and fries. Their fries were always dynamite.Quote:
Originally Posted by Great-Kazoo
It was kind of a hole in the wall joint, but their food was always really good. I think they closed about 10 years ago or so.
Thank you for the the b day wishes.
It's only one day a year, but ya never know if it's your last one or not...lol.
Bambalamb.
That was pretty damn funny.
I have my moments [Coffee]
Christmas shopping is done....thank you Amazon prime..
Possibly, way before they redid hampden. They had large, amazing, onion rings.Quote:
Originally Posted by Gman
The one on Pearl & Alameda is good. Used to go there when RC was a client.Quote:
Originally Posted by spqrzilla
Haven't even started. Fvck.Quote:
Originally Posted by wyome
Just got back in after a whirlwind trip out last Wed to go bury my stepfather.
Flew back in Friday OMG early and drove to Cheyenne for work.
Saw the issue with your flight delay and lost luggage in another thread. That really sucks and am sorry you had to deal with all of that.
Thanks,Quote:
Originally Posted by Gman
Amazing what an hour of power shopping at Burlington can do. We got in after midnight and the service was at 11AM. Store opened at 0830.
I was done in about 30 minutes. Black suit off the rack, shirt, tie, shoes, underwear, socks.
Took the wife a little longer and she needed some help. She did get a nice new winter coat out of the ordeal.
The stress due to the lack of time and lack of sleep was the worst.
I'm going to ask UA for my used miles back. If they won't deal on that, then the $417 we spent on clothes.
There's a whole lot of DICK going on there, Brutal. I'm sorry to hear that.
Hopefully shit gets better quickly.
That would be nice.Quote:
Originally Posted by OtterbatHellcat
I am supposed to be on PTO through the end of the year.
I am currently on the phone helping a client do some recovery of their environment that crashed last week.
DAMN YOU MURPHY!!!!Quote:
Originally Posted by brutal
Yea,Quote:
Originally Posted by Gman
It gets better every minute.
They were not saving the right "stuff" to do a proper recovery. It's gonna cost them big time to get all this going again.
Details...details...
Good luck in getting them back up and running.
I'm going to diagonal laminate flooring school.
I'm having a ......great time.
If I graduate, I'll most likely have at least 45 degrees.
Boooo Hissssss.
Good thing I'm not going to chef school, I don't think there's a wall big enough for 450 of them.
One of these will be your best friend. https://www.familyhandyman.com/tools...ing-tool-uses/Quote:
Originally Posted by OtterbatHellcat
This is picture #4 in the article and is exactly why I bought mine.
https://www.familyhandyman.com/wp-co..._OSCTOL_05.jpg
Oh yeah, those things are cool. I have one that is slightly different, but I don't need it in this case. All the door casings in this house are high to begin with, and it's great because I don't need all that vibration from the tool in my hands.
BTW, how ya doing, Irving? Hope stuffs good.
Good thanks. Did you move all the way yet?