I already did like an hour ago when I told you to google his name, which is why I know what you read was precovid.Do my research for me, bro, this is the internet!
even if he did, 48 bushels doesn’t buy muchSo doubtful he made a buttload
that you're lazyWell, what did you find out, Google-fu-San?
that you're lazy
You probably need to fish the sandwich out first. Those things run on electricity.Shit, I don’t even know how to get on the internet.
I keep inserting the AOL floppy disc into the VHS machine, but nothing happens.
Way back I had a really early Mac which was missing its floppy drive. If I screwed up and inserted a disk, it'd land on the motherboard and short stuff out. I wound up making a teak plug for the hole.You probably need to fish the sandwich out first. Those things run on electricity.
Everytime I see this, I always think its of one of a few local places.
Portland is literally full of them. What's nice is there are now enough cart pods that satisfy both of us. Hell, we have 3 carts in town that are lovely (4 if you count the gyro cart, but the wife isn't a fan). $23 goes a long way at most carts.Everytime I see this, I always think its of one of a few local places.
Its funny, but its true.
Theres a bunch of these spots:
BEERTOWN – McMillan Design
www.mcmillandesign.ca
And this one:
$23 will get you 3 mediocre tacos up here.Portland is literally full of them. What's nice is there are now enough cart pods that satisfy both of us. Hell, we have 3 carts in town that are lovely (4 if you count the gyro cart, but the wife isn't a fan). $23 goes a long way at most carts.
Tacos are now $3, but still totally worth it. They were $1.50 forever, but still. The "jumbo burrito" is $8 and is borderline challenge burrito. My wife gets 3 meals out of one.$23 will get you 3 mediocre tacos up here.
Food carts aren't really a thing around here, unless you're downtown Toronto - which are all hotdog stands basically and all have to go through leaps and bounds to get licensed by the city.
http://www.dinascuzina.ca/ this is a food truck near the house, haven't tried it yet though. Food trucks are mysteriously expensive too - I'm guessing because they need to pay rent or whatever, to wherever they are stationed. There aren't a lot that actually drive around. This spot does have a wood fired pizza oven on a trailer though, so its on the list.
Wife wanted to go to a local todo here in town last weekend.$23 will get you 3 mediocre tacos up here.
Food carts aren't really a thing around here, unless you're downtown Toronto - which are all hotdog stands basically and all have to go through leaps and bounds to get licensed by the city.
http://www.dinascuzina.ca/ this is a food truck near the house, haven't tried it yet though. Food trucks are mysteriously expensive too - I'm guessing because they need to pay rent or whatever, to wherever they are stationed. There aren't a lot that actually drive around. This spot does have a wood fired pizza oven on a trailer though, so its on the list.
Just down the street from me. Burger is "only" $16 thoughEverytime I see this, I always think its of one of a few local places.
Its funny, but its true.
Theres a bunch of these spots:
BEERTOWN – McMillan Design
www.mcmillandesign.ca
And this one:
What's the artisan sun fermented water jug like? It looks exquisite.Just down the street from me. Burger is "only" $16 though
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Tepid drinking water as preferred by the local populace.What's the artisan sun fermented water jug like? It looks exquisite.
This brightened my day. Momma duck gives no fucks.
That would be cool if he just hung out up there patrolling the neighborhood with a bow and arrow, and a vat of boiling oil.