Gas v. Electric v. Water v. NG for cars

[houndawg]

No wonder the BBQ is shhitty in Montana.

Don't be a douche. You know what I meant assclown.

I know the food is shhitty in Montana, I was out there last summer. Had the world's worst Mexican food in Bozeman and ate at a restaurant across the street from the Gallatin River that doesn't even have trout on the menu. No wonder you freaks are always foaming at the mouth.

[kalm]

Don't be a douche. You know what I meant assclown.

I know the food is shhitty in Montana, I was out there last summer. Had the world's worst Mexican food in Bozeman and ate at a restaurant across the street from the Gallatin River that doesn't even have trout on the menu. No wonder you freaks are always foaming at the mouth.

Commercial trout is worthless anyways. IMO, the only good trout is less than 12" and caught out of a cold mountain stream, or smoked. But I'm positive every Mexican restaurant is great in lowland redneck country.

[Grizalltheway]

Don't be a douche. You know what I meant assclown.

I know the food is shhitty in Montana, I was out there last summer. Had the world's worst Mexican food in Bozeman and ate at a restaurant across the street from the Gallatin River that doesn't even have trout on the menu. No wonder you freaks are always foaming at the mouth.

That's what you get for going to Blowsmen, but it does tend to attract whiny Californians like yourself.

[houndawg]

I know the food is shhitty in Montana, I was out there last summer. Had the world's worst Mexican food in Bozeman and ate at a restaurant across the street from the Gallatin River that doesn't even have trout on the menu. No wonder you freaks are always foaming at the mouth.

Commercial trout is worthless anyways. IMO, the only good trout is less than 12" and caught out of a cold mountain stream, or smoked. But I'm positive every Mexican restaurant is great in lowland redneck country.

You have a restaurant across the street from the Gallatin River and you don't offer fresh caught trout? Please.

Not all the Mexican restaurants are great here, but the worst of them would be a five star dining experience in Montana. The best one here is in the back of a Mexican grocery store. Three tables, hand made tortillas, albondingas, nopales.....

[houndawg]

I know the food is shhitty in Montana, I was out there last summer. Had the world's worst Mexican food in Bozeman and ate at a restaurant across the street from the Gallatin River that doesn't even have trout on the menu. No wonder you freaks are always foaming at the mouth.

That's what you get for going to Blowsmen, but it does tend to attract whiny Californians like yourself.

The butthurt is strong in this one, Obi Wan....

[grizzaholic]

Commercial trout is worthless anyways. IMO, the only good trout is less than 12" and caught out of a cold mountain stream, or smoked. But I'm positive every Mexican restaurant is great in lowland redneck country.

You have a restaurant across the street from the Gallatin River and you don't offer fresh caught trout? Please.

Not all the Mexican restaurants are great here, but the worst of them would be a five star dining experience in Montana. The best one here is in the back of a Mexican grocery store. Three tables, hand made tortillas, albondingas, nopales.....

So because you went to a fucking Mexican restaurant in MONTANA you label the entire state as worthless restaurants?

Nice logic there bub.

[Grizalltheway]

That's what you get for going to Blowsmen, but it does tend to attract whiny Californians like yourself.

The butthurt is strong in this one, Obi Wan....

Not really. Just think it's funny that you were apparently expecting world-class ethnic cuisine in a state that's 98% honky. There is plenty of good dining to be found in the state if you know where to look; try doing your homework next time.

[grizzaholic]

The butthurt is strong in this one, Obi Wan....

Not really. Just think it's funny that you were apparently expecting world-class ethnic cuisine in a state that's 98% honky. There is plenty of good dining to be found in the state if you know where to look; try doing your homework next time.

Or he could just not come to Montana ever again. He was so outraged he should just go to Maine and get him some good Mexican food...or perhaps Alaska or Finland.

[Ibanez]

No wonder the BBQ is shhitty in Montana.

Says the Californian.

I agree, NG for a BBQ? Charcoal in a quality smoker is the best way.

[Ibanez]

You have a restaurant across the street from the Gallatin River and you don't offer fresh caught trout? Please.

Not all the Mexican restaurants are great here, but the worst of them would be a five star dining experience in Montana. The best one here is in the back of a Mexican grocery store. Three tables, hand made tortillas, albondingas, nopales.....

So because you went to a fucking Mexican restaurant in MONTANA you label the entire state as worthless restaurants?

Nice logic there bub.

Yeah, that's as silly as hating the seafood restaurant in Iowa.


You fellers have soul food?

[CAA Flagship]

Commercial trout is worthless anyways. IMO, the only good trout is less than 12" and caught out of a cold mountain stream, or smoked. But I'm positive every Mexican restaurant is great in lowland redneck country.

You have a restaurant across the street from the Gallatin River and you don't offer fresh caught trout? Please.

Not all the Mexican restaurants are great here, but the worst of them would be a five star dining experience in Montana. The best one here is in the back of a Mexican grocery store. Three tables, hand made tortillas, albondingas, nopales.....

Hand made tortillas???
How much better can that be? Tortillas simply surround the main part of the meal. I find it hard to believe that the difference in a good meal or a bad meal boils down to whether the tortilla is hand made or not.

[grizzaholic]

You have a restaurant across the street from the Gallatin River and you don't offer fresh caught trout? Please.

Not all the Mexican restaurants are great here, but the worst of them would be a five star dining experience in Montana. The best one here is in the back of a Mexican grocery store. Three tables, hand made tortillas, albondingas, nopales.....

Hand made tortillas???
How much better can that be? Tortillas simply surround the main part of the meal. I find it hard to believe that the difference in a good meal or a bad meal boils down to whether the tortilla is hand made or not.

Don't you have a pizza thread to start?

[grizzaholic]

Says the Californian.

I agree, NG for a BBQ? Charcoal in a quality smoker is the best way.

You knew what I meant.

[Ibanez]

You have a restaurant across the street from the Gallatin River and you don't offer fresh caught trout? Please.

Not all the Mexican restaurants are great here, but the worst of them would be a five star dining experience in Montana. The best one here is in the back of a Mexican grocery store. Three tables, hand made tortillas, albondingas, nopales.....

Hand made tortillas???
How much better can that be? Tortillas simply surround the main part of the meal. I find it hard to believe that the difference in a good meal or a bad meal boils down to whether the tortilla is hand made or not.

Really, it depends on if its a corn or flour tortilla.

[CAA Flagship]

Hand made tortillas???
How much better can that be? Tortillas simply surround the main part of the meal. I find it hard to believe that the difference in a good meal or a bad meal boils down to whether the tortilla is hand made or not.

Don't you have a pizza thread to start?

Is it that time again???? Thanks for the reminder grizza.

[CAA Flagship]

Hand made tortillas???
How much better can that be? Tortillas simply surround the main part of the meal. I find it hard to believe that the difference in a good meal or a bad meal boils down to whether the tortilla is hand made or not.

Really, it depends on if its a corn or flour tortilla.

Well that makes more sense. The hand made thing......not so much.

[UNI88]

Talk about a thread hijack - this one went from a discussion about gas v. electric v water v. ng for cars to a Rachel Ray v. Giada De Laurentiis cat fight over Montana cuisine.

[Ibanez]

Really, it depends on if its a corn or flour tortilla.

Well that makes more sense. The hand made thing......not so much.

I prefer flour tortillas. The corn ones taste grainy to me.

[Grizalltheway]

Well that makes more sense. The hand made thing......not so much.

I prefer flour tortillas. The corn ones taste grainy to me.

You taste grainy to me.

[CAA Flagship]

I prefer flour tortillas. The corn ones taste grainy to me.

You taste grainy to me.

TMI

[Grizalltheway]

You taste grainy to me.

TMI

You know you wanted to know.

[CAA Flagship]

TMI

You know you wanted to know.

[Ibanez]

I prefer flour tortillas. The corn ones taste grainy to me.

You taste grainy to me.

Them hominy grits...

[Gil Dobie]

Me, I like burning gas and oil. It seems to work great. I put it in my vehicle and it goes down the road. Why do we need to even discuss this....Spandos... We seem to have a fairly good grasp on how this oil thing works so why change?

If you get an electric car, you will be burning coal

[houndawg]

Hand made tortillas???
How much better can that be? Tortillas simply surround the main part of the meal. I find it hard to believe that the difference in a good meal or a bad meal boils down to whether the tortilla is hand made or not.

Really, it depends on if its a corn or flour tortilla.

It's always corn tortillas except for burritos. And you can taste the difference.