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Originally Posted by 8D_In_Trunk,Jul 7 2010, 05:12 PM
I'm a filet guy myself.
That said, a teriyaki-marinated, or chimichurri-prepped flank steak is a joy.
That said, a teriyaki-marinated, or chimichurri-prepped flank steak is a joy.
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Originally Posted by 8D_In_Trunk,Jul 7 2010, 03:24 PM
Behind the soccer balls and/or raft.
which leadz to this last ? of the day from pita
Should I attempt to haul in the barrow w/a flat tire?
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Originally Posted by zzziippyyy,Jul 7 2010, 02:28 PM
Consider yourself served if you journey to Maine, we have a local meat market that has the absolute best filet mignon anywhere. Its not bad in price right now either 15.99 lb
You'll have to beat the following:
Kobe - Kobe prefecture
Wagyu - Sanda
Wagyu-style: Coeur D' Alaine
Whole-grass-fed Braunvieh from Lucerne
The top 3 were never cooked.
The 4th was rare, and the waiter damn-near didn't serve us because my dad (paranoid hypochondriac) wanted his medium-well.
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Originally Posted by vtecmom,Jul 7 2010, 02:33 PM
DAING IT we have NO soccer ballz & or raft any longer
which leadz to this last ? of the day from pita
Should I attempt to haul in the barrow w/a flat tire?
which leadz to this last ? of the day from pita
Should I attempt to haul in the barrow w/a flat tire?
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Originally Posted by 8D_In_Trunk,Jul 7 2010, 06:07 PM
Served, eh?
You'll have to beat the following:
Kobe - Kobe prefecture
Wagyu - Sanda
Wagyu-style: Coeur D' Alaine
Whole-grass-fed Braunvieh from Lucerne
The top 3 were never cooked.
The 4th was rare, and the waiter damn-near didn't serve us because my dad (paranoid hypochondriac) wanted his medium-well.
You'll have to beat the following:
Kobe - Kobe prefecture
Wagyu - Sanda
Wagyu-style: Coeur D' Alaine
Whole-grass-fed Braunvieh from Lucerne
The top 3 were never cooked.
The 4th was rare, and the waiter damn-near didn't serve us because my dad (paranoid hypochondriac) wanted his medium-well.
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Originally Posted by zzziippyyy,Jul 7 2010, 03:32 PM
Look, not everyone gets an offer for free steaks. Take it or leave it if i were competing with the aforementioned i would open a steakhouse
This etymology coming from the legal end of business, e.g. "Consider yourself served (with a summons)."
If, on the other hand, you are extending a fine and open table, rather than trying to state that my taste in meat is sub-standard, I will of course be a good and gracious guest.
Let me further add that the '68 Hardys should be quite good. You may force me to mine K&L for a starter to that evening.
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UnkieT, you think I could talk them down from $900 on the Six 6? I mean, its been sitting for two years. Even though it is already $500 off MSRP.
Or maybe I can work in a deal with some gear? What do you think? Have any experience with Go Ride Bikes?
Not gonna lie, I am a bit form over function, and the only thing luring me towards the Six 6 over the F95 is the carbon seat/chain stays. Other than that it's just "eh" to me
Or maybe I can work in a deal with some gear? What do you think? Have any experience with Go Ride Bikes?
Not gonna lie, I am a bit form over function, and the only thing luring me towards the Six 6 over the F95 is the carbon seat/chain stays. Other than that it's just "eh" to me
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Originally Posted by 8D_In_Trunk,Jul 7 2010, 08:04 PM
Trust me, your body will thank you later for more carbon.
I have ZERO experience with Go Ride Bikes; I shopped places because of sales after service.
I have ZERO experience with Go Ride Bikes; I shopped places because of sales after service.