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Sick food combo - Chick fil a Spicy chicken sandwich for breakfast - take the spicy chicken patty off the biscuit and slam it in between the Hardees double loaded omelet biscuit. Seriously, one of the greatest things ever.
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Originally posted by Corndog
When someone says that they're looking for their sole mate.
Round house kick to the face.
When someone says that they're looking for their sole mate.
Round house kick to the face.
Originally posted by Corndog
When someone says that they're looking for their sole mate.
Um, for a corndog would that would be anything you can slip into the bun grove?
When someone says that they're looking for their sole mate.
Um, for a corndog would that would be anything you can slip into the bun grove?
http://www.nbc26.com/news/national/mother-leaves-behind-toddler-in-corn-maze
Mother: "wow, its awful quiet in here tonight....."
Mother: "wow, its awful quiet in here tonight....."
Seric
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Originally posted by foshizzel17
http://www.nbc26.com/news/national/mother-leaves-behind-toddler-in-corn-maze
Mother: "wow, its awful quiet in here tonight....."
heard about this on the radio today. Apparently they had 10 kids with them or they have 10 kids. One just got lost in the shuffle. Still doesn't excuse why they didn't do a head count before leaving.
http://www.nbc26.com/news/national/mother-leaves-behind-toddler-in-corn-maze
Mother: "wow, its awful quiet in here tonight....."
heard about this on the radio today. Apparently they had 10 kids with them or they have 10 kids. One just got lost in the shuffle. Still doesn't excuse why they didn't do a head count before leaving.
F00tballJunkie
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Originally posted by Seric
heard about this on the radio today. Apparently they had 10 kids with them or they have 10 kids. One just got lost in the shuffle. Still doesn't excuse why they didn't do a head count before leaving.
They did a head count in Home Alone, they didn't work! just sayn
heard about this on the radio today. Apparently they had 10 kids with them or they have 10 kids. One just got lost in the shuffle. Still doesn't excuse why they didn't do a head count before leaving.
They did a head count in Home Alone, they didn't work! just sayn
Jesus, San Francisco Bay area is huge. Nothing like driving for hours on a freeway and never leaving the cityscape.
Originally posted by Corndog
Jesus, San Francisco Bay area is huge. Nothing like driving for hours on a freeway and never leaving the cityscape.
I bet you only saw 1/4 of it all. Took me years to see all of it. 
Jesus, San Francisco Bay area is huge. Nothing like driving for hours on a freeway and never leaving the cityscape.
I bet you only saw 1/4 of it all. Took me years to see all of it. Originally posted by Theo Wizzago
I bet you only saw 1/4 of it all. Took me years to see all of it.
Looking at a map, it was probably even less. It's crazy though. Like, buildings crammed together as far as the eye can see for hundreds of miles.
Opinions of the first day though, pretty mixed on how I feel about SF. I don't like the whole "everything crammed into tiny areas and everyone rushing to and fro" vibe. I have no idea how anyone survives here. Was almost in three accidents in Lyfts. Couldn't go a block or two without tires squeeling and someone laying on the horn. Cross walk signals are...non existent.
Most "restaurants" seem to be two tables with two bar stools each.
There also seems to be no middle ground. It's either like, hipster yuppies with their lattes, or grimy and homeless. Felt out of place at a work cafe that was all automated and populated by a bunch of 20somethings drinking lattes in business meetings. Leave there, walk two blocks and turn a corner, and I'm fighting through hordes of drunk and belligerent homeless people arguing with themselves.
Though...the winter weather here is fantastic. Was like 68 and sunny today. Of course, the locals were all bundled up in their puffy coats with beanies and gloves. And the architecture of the area is just mind blowing. So many different styles all mashed into an area.
I bet you only saw 1/4 of it all. Took me years to see all of it.
Looking at a map, it was probably even less. It's crazy though. Like, buildings crammed together as far as the eye can see for hundreds of miles.
Opinions of the first day though, pretty mixed on how I feel about SF. I don't like the whole "everything crammed into tiny areas and everyone rushing to and fro" vibe. I have no idea how anyone survives here. Was almost in three accidents in Lyfts. Couldn't go a block or two without tires squeeling and someone laying on the horn. Cross walk signals are...non existent.
Most "restaurants" seem to be two tables with two bar stools each.
There also seems to be no middle ground. It's either like, hipster yuppies with their lattes, or grimy and homeless. Felt out of place at a work cafe that was all automated and populated by a bunch of 20somethings drinking lattes in business meetings. Leave there, walk two blocks and turn a corner, and I'm fighting through hordes of drunk and belligerent homeless people arguing with themselves.
Though...the winter weather here is fantastic. Was like 68 and sunny today. Of course, the locals were all bundled up in their puffy coats with beanies and gloves. And the architecture of the area is just mind blowing. So many different styles all mashed into an area.
Oh, and all not shitty hotels have a "resort tax" tacked on top of the regular fee. Like an extra 200 dollars a night. The fuck is that?
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Originally posted by Corndog
Jesus, San Francisco Bay area is huge. Nothing like driving for hours on a freeway and never leaving the cityscape.
Cross walk signals are...non existent.
yeah, I grew up there. It used to be a very beautiful city. It is a whole different city when you live there. The cross walk signals are nothing, there are many intersections with no stop lights or stop signs. They call them uncontrolled intersections. I got nailed by a mercedes benz in one at 40 miles per hour at 33rd St and Santiago! I had just graduated high school and was going to start a job in Berkeley, the following Monday working for a pharmaceutical company delivering drugs. Totalled my chevy vega! lol. Put me on the skids for about six months! I got a job doing laundry at a convalescent hospital at night. Think I was making $5.85 and hr. (1983) Try finding a place to sleep during the day without the cops harassing me was a challenge. I found two places. One was under the ceramic tile hidden roof piece at a church. There was a little room like area underneath. Very difficult to climb up to. The other was a bike locker in underground parking at some apartments, but that wasn't very safe.
Jesus, San Francisco Bay area is huge. Nothing like driving for hours on a freeway and never leaving the cityscape.
Cross walk signals are...non existent.
yeah, I grew up there. It used to be a very beautiful city. It is a whole different city when you live there. The cross walk signals are nothing, there are many intersections with no stop lights or stop signs. They call them uncontrolled intersections. I got nailed by a mercedes benz in one at 40 miles per hour at 33rd St and Santiago! I had just graduated high school and was going to start a job in Berkeley, the following Monday working for a pharmaceutical company delivering drugs. Totalled my chevy vega! lol. Put me on the skids for about six months! I got a job doing laundry at a convalescent hospital at night. Think I was making $5.85 and hr. (1983) Try finding a place to sleep during the day without the cops harassing me was a challenge. I found two places. One was under the ceramic tile hidden roof piece at a church. There was a little room like area underneath. Very difficult to climb up to. The other was a bike locker in underground parking at some apartments, but that wasn't very safe.
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