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Posted by Dr Rich on 08-23-2008 at11:36:
White Castle, the oldest and the best!
Keeping people running to the john since 1921!
Posted by wes berlin on 08-23-2008 at12:30:
i wish we would've gone to white castle when we were in minnesota.
ritchie_az mentioned del taco. i prefer del taco to taco hell....errrr bell. but like most of these places there's only a couple of things on their menu(s) that doesn't make me ill just thinking about them.
it's just the whole idea of frozen pre cooked food served via microwave or overcooked on a flame til it resembles a hockey puck is in no way an appetizing proposition.....to me. of course some it is can be hard to resist.
out here we have a small family owned place called taco lita (i think i took dennis there, i know theo went). taco lita is awesome!!!!! there's something about fresh food that bypasses microwaves and freezers. i guess that's why i love in-n-out.
Posted by Ritchie_az on 08-23-2008 at12:39:
Olvera St is
the spot for great mexican food in LA. That's where my late-father-in-law learned to cook.
Across the way from Union Station
is our family's favorite stand
You can take a seat and eat and drink,
hear the mariachi bands
L.A.'s oldest road is a market place
run by charming and kind latinos
You'll ignore faint scents of sewage
once you've tasted them taquitos
There was that day the world
seemed brighter,
the hot green sauce a little hotter
(You know you've got a good batch
when your eyes begin to water)
And I believe God laughed along with our
surprise at happy feet
Papa stood straight up
and did a little dance
there on old Olvera Street
Posted by wes berlin on 08-23-2008 at12:43:
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Originally posted by Ritchie_az
Olvera St is the spot for great mexican food in LA. That's where my late-father-in-law learned to cook.
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it's pretty good but i am burned out on olvera st. i'd much rather walk up the street and go
here
Posted by Ritchie_az on 08-23-2008 at12:49:
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| it's pretty good but i am burned out on olvera st. i'd much rather walk up the street and go here |
That looks pretty good! Which sandwich do you recommend? Do you really live walking distance to Dodger stadium? (Because that would be pretty cool, unless it -sucks-)
Also, I noticed this on the DA.com lyrics page:
Amd jeavem knows I love that man
he's more than half of who I am
It's the thing I'm beginning
to understand
Who's "Amd Jeavem?" Sounds like a basketball player or something.
Posted by wes berlin on 08-23-2008 at13:00:
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Originally posted by Ritchie_az
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| it's pretty good but i am burned out on olvera st. i'd much rather walk up the street and go here |
That looks pretty good! Which sandwich do you recommend? Do you really live walking distance to Dodger stadium? (Because that would be pretty cool, unless it -sucks-)
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nah, i am about 15 miles from dodger stadium. but it seems that since terry wrote "pappa danced...." everyone who comes into town wants to go there.
i just wish he'd write a song about philippe's.
what to order? well for your first time it's all about the beef dip......well anytime really. it's all good.
Posted by Ritchie_az on 08-23-2008 at13:15:
Next time I'm out there I'll have to stop in for a beef dip sandwich. If I didn't live so far away, I'd go today!
Posted by wes berlin on 08-23-2008 at13:22:
well if you are coming to the santa monica pier show......we could see who's all going and have a burger bash.....errrr french dip bash before the show. so, who's in?
roll call time:
wes
Posted by Dr Rich on 08-23-2008 at13:29:
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Originally posted by wes berlin
i wish we would've gone to white castle when we were in minnesota.
out here we have a small family owned place called taco lita (i think i took dennis there, i know theo went). taco lita is awesome!!!!! there's something about fresh food that bypasses microwaves and freezers. i guess that's why i love in-n-out. |
Next time you come to minnesota, I am taking you to White Castle.
I am not sure if we went to taco lita.
I know we went to Leroy's!
and of course we had some of this:
Posted by Dr Rich on 08-23-2008 at13:38:
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Originally posted by wes berlin
what to order? well for your first time it's all about the beef dip......well anytime really. it's all good. |
He said "beef dip" heh heh heh heh.
Posted by Ritchie_az on 08-23-2008 at13:38:
I hope I'm in!
I'm waiting on a check to come. If it comes in time, I'll be there. If not, I'll be waiting for the DVD.
Posted by wes berlin on 08-23-2008 at13:38:
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Originally posted by Dr Rich
and of course we had some of this:
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and you know that the sauce isn't what it used to be. a lot of times it's watery and oh so mild. it used to be (and is still on occasion) thicker and more full of flavor.
it's still good though.
Posted by Dr Rich on 08-23-2008 at13:44:
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Originally posted by wes berlin
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Originally posted by Dr Rich
and of course we had some of this:
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and you know that the sauce isn't what it used to be. a lot of times it's watery and oh so mild. it used to be (and is still on occasion) thicker and more full of flavor.
it's still good though.
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Yes it is.
Maybe Terry will write a song about Leroy's!
Give you a break!
Posted by sprinklerhead on 08-23-2008 at15:43:
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Originally posted by wes berlin
well if you are coming to the santa monica pier show......we could see who's all going and have a burger bash.....errrr french dip bash before the show. so, who's in?
roll call time:
wes |
I'm hoping to be there. I'm trying to schedule a business trip out there so that it is on the company. Maybe, I should add that to the prayer request thread.
Posted by wakachiwaka on 08-23-2008 at15:53:
Speaking of french dip and things similar:
It's odd that hardly anybody out here in Cali knows what an Italian Beef sandwich is. The only one I've been able to find in the Valley is at QT Chicago Dogs (there's one in Sherman Oaks off Ventura Blvd on Woodman Avenue).
Posted by sprinklerhead on 08-23-2008 at19:03:
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Originally posted by wakachiwaka
Speaking of french dip and things similar:
It's odd that hardly anybody out here in Cali knows what an Italian Beef sandwich is. The only one I've been able to find in the Valley is at QT Chicago Dogs (there's one in Sherman Oaks off Ventura Blvd on Woodman Avenue). |
I know the place. I used to live at Woodman & Magnolia in Sherman Oaks.
Posted by wakachiwaka on 08-23-2008 at20:25:
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Originally posted by sprinklerhead
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Originally posted by wakachiwaka
Speaking of french dip and things similar:
It's odd that hardly anybody out here in Cali knows what an Italian Beef sandwich is. The only one I've been able to find in the Valley is at QT Chicago Dogs (there's one in Sherman Oaks off Ventura Blvd on Woodman Avenue). |
I know the place. I used to live at Woodman & Magnolia in Sherman Oaks. |
Yeah, I lived close to Riverside Drive halfway between Woodman and Coldwater Canyon - moved outta there two years ago to get a little closer to work, since I'm a slave to public transit.
Anyway, QT made a pretty good sammich - too bad there isn't one here in Glendale.
Posted by Mountain Fan on 09-03-2008 at14:38:
non-FREE t-shirts
Is there any way to spend appreciably less than $50 and get a non-FREE t-shirt, maybe in L instead of XL?
If so, is there any way to find out what it looks like first?
I'm not that interested in getting credits, but I would like to support the band some.
Please?
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