GM's Thread About Everything/GM's Thread About Nothing (11 Viewers)

[Frostillicus]

Important Serious Business question for Good Posting Judge, Tanner and anybody else who wants to chime in:

I just watched Ep 1 of True Detective, Season 2.

Does it get better?

Are all of the characters the cartoonish amalgamation of cliches that they seem to be?

As somebody who LOVED Season 1, should I just stop and pretend this never happened?

it's awful, so it never gets any better.

season 1 was awesome. season 2 is a dumpster fire.

Pretty much this.

Still don't hate it.

That's because you downloaded it illegally.

No I pay for my TV and movies and music like a grown up.

 

[RedmondLonghorn]

"Never do anything out of hunger. Even eat."

It's pretty much this all the way through. There's a lot of nonsense to cut through and it's not to really get anything except more nonsense.

So Enrico Palazzo, or whatever the creator's name is, just got lucky on the first season? Weird.

 

[Notorious T.R.E.]

Officiated a wedding on Sunday for a couple good friends. Wore a suit, but also bought a stole off of amazon that had doves and flames on it because...awesome. I carried my notes around in an old bound book that looked bible-y but was actually Bram Stoker's Dracula.

Wedding went great, short and sweet and everyone had a lot of fun. Well, except for this guy that finally got lit up enough at the reception to come ask me about my religious affiliation because I was wearing the stole and holding a "bible" in one hand and a beer in the other. This progressed as all religious-y people interrogations go where I try and be respectful, but also answer his questions while he gets more angry and condescending. He eventually tells me he'll pray for me and I'm all like "cool, have a good one." He come back again later and grills me some more and makes sure I know he's the greatest christian ever or whatever and that he and his wife will be praying for me. She comes over later and makes sure to tell me she'll be praying for me as well. Again, I stayed respectful...friends' wedding and all, so I let it slide.

Here's where it gets neat. The wedding is at this large house rental. Has a couple out buildings like casa de Scupper at Hayward. There's a big long driveway and that was essentially the dance floor and where the DJ was setup for the reception

A little later SuperChristian guy pulls his massive pickup down the driveway to pick up an older guy (great uncle of the bride, superchristianwife is her aunt) to take home. There's probably 50-60 people on the dancefloor/driveway and I'm just off the driveway and I see he's coming in a little hot. So hot in fact that he nearly knocks down about 5 people. His bumper actually touches the mother of the groom who walks with the aid of those arm-brace-cane-deals. Brother of the groom is right there and is naturally angry and throws his plastic cup of beer on the hood/windshield of the truck. SC-guy leaps out of his truck and charges the whole crowd and ends up knocking down about 5-6 people like bowling pins.

I help break it up with many others -- I pick SG guy up off of the ground and say something to the tune of "cmon bro, this is a wedding" and he retorts with "BUT HE THREW A BEER ON MY TRUCK" apparently not realizing he almost killed people and that his beer covered truck will probably survive. I asked him what jebus would do -- wouldn't he turn the other cheek? And he was all "Yeah, I'm gonna turn the other cheek!" while puffing his chest. Anyway, lots of yelling back and forth and several of us trying to calm the main parties down and get this knob out of there, which we finally do. Couple of volunteer firefighters/emts were on hand to help guide him as he backed up and got out of the driveway.

Good times.

 

[RedmondLonghorn]

Officiated a wedding on Sunday for a couple good friends. Wore a suit, but also bought a stole off of amazon that had doves and flames on it because...awesome. I carried my notes around in an old bound book that looked bible-y but was actually Bram Stoker's Dracula.

Wedding went great, short and sweet and everyone had a lot of fun. Well, except for this guy that finally got lit up enough at the reception to come ask me about my religious affiliation because I was wearing the stole and holding a "bible" in one hand and a beer in the other. This progressed as all religious-y people interrogations go where I try and be respectful, but also answer his questions while he gets more angry and condescending. He eventually tells me he'll pray for me and I'm all like "cool, have a good one." He come back again later and grills me some more and makes sure I know he's the greatest christian ever or whatever and that he and his wife will be praying for me. She comes over later and makes sure to tell me she'll be praying for me as well. Again, I stayed respectful...friends' wedding and all, so I let it slide.

Here's where it gets neat. The wedding is at this large house rental. Has a couple out buildings like casa de Scupper at Hayward. There's a big long driveway and that was essentially the dance floor and where the DJ was setup for the reception

A little later SuperChristian guy pulls his massive pickup down the driveway to pick up an older guy (great uncle of the bride, superchristianwife is her aunt) to take home. There's probably 50-60 people on the dancefloor/driveway and I'm just off the driveway and I see he's coming in a little hot. So hot in fact that he nearly knocks down about 5 people. His bumper actually touches the mother of the groom who walks with the aid of those arm-brace-cane-deals. Brother of the groom is right there and is naturally angry and throws his plastic cup of beer on the hood/windshield of the truck. SC-guy leaps out of his truck and charges the whole crowd and ends up knocking down about 5-6 people like bowling pins.

I help break it up with many others -- I pick SG guy up off of the ground and say something to the tune of "cmon bro, this is a wedding" and he retorts with "BUT HE THREW A BEER ON MY TRUCK" apparently not realizing he almost killed people and that his beer covered truck will probably survive. I asked him what jebus would do -- wouldn't he turn the other cheek? And he was all "Yeah, I'm gonna turn the other cheek!" while puffing his chest. Anyway, lots of yelling back and forth and several of us trying to calm the main parties down and get this knob out of there, which we finally do. Couple of volunteer firefighters/emts were on hand to help guide him as he backed up and got out of the driveway.

Good times.

Somebody should have gotten punched.

 

[General Malaise]

Lofl @ Dracula being your bible.

 

[General Malaise]

Reminds me of a great Radiohead song: "Drunken Punchup at a Wedding".

 

[Notorious T.R.E.]

Officiated a wedding on Sunday for a couple good friends. Wore a suit, but also bought a stole off of amazon that had doves and flames on it because...awesome. I carried my notes around in an old bound book that looked bible-y but was actually Bram Stoker's Dracula.

Wedding went great, short and sweet and everyone had a lot of fun. Well, except for this guy that finally got lit up enough at the reception to come ask me about my religious affiliation because I was wearing the stole and holding a "bible" in one hand and a beer in the other. This progressed as all religious-y people interrogations go where I try and be respectful, but also answer his questions while he gets more angry and condescending. He eventually tells me he'll pray for me and I'm all like "cool, have a good one." He come back again later and grills me some more and makes sure I know he's the greatest christian ever or whatever and that he and his wife will be praying for me. She comes over later and makes sure to tell me she'll be praying for me as well. Again, I stayed respectful...friends' wedding and all, so I let it slide.

Here's where it gets neat. The wedding is at this large house rental. Has a couple out buildings like casa de Scupper at Hayward. There's a big long driveway and that was essentially the dance floor and where the DJ was setup for the reception

A little later SuperChristian guy pulls his massive pickup down the driveway to pick up an older guy (great uncle of the bride, superchristianwife is her aunt) to take home. There's probably 50-60 people on the dancefloor/driveway and I'm just off the driveway and I see he's coming in a little hot. So hot in fact that he nearly knocks down about 5 people. His bumper actually touches the mother of the groom who walks with the aid of those arm-brace-cane-deals. Brother of the groom is right there and is naturally angry and throws his plastic cup of beer on the hood/windshield of the truck. SC-guy leaps out of his truck and charges the whole crowd and ends up knocking down about 5-6 people like bowling pins.

I help break it up with many others -- I pick SG guy up off of the ground and say something to the tune of "cmon bro, this is a wedding" and he retorts with "BUT HE THREW A BEER ON MY TRUCK" apparently not realizing he almost killed people and that his beer covered truck will probably survive. I asked him what jebus would do -- wouldn't he turn the other cheek? And he was all "Yeah, I'm gonna turn the other cheek!" while puffing his chest. Anyway, lots of yelling back and forth and several of us trying to calm the main parties down and get this knob out of there, which we finally do. Couple of volunteer firefighters/emts were on hand to help guide him as he backed up and got out of the driveway.

Good times.

Somebody should have gotten punched.

Yeah, tough call at a wedding. He definitely didn't make any friends there. Figured smoothing it over so the party could go on was the right play here. Someone did call the police and me and the best man met him at the end of the driveway and got him out of there too.

 

[Officer Pete Malloy]

Officiated a wedding on Sunday for a couple good friends. Wore a suit, but also bought a stole off of amazon that had doves and flames on it because...awesome. I carried my notes around in an old bound book that looked bible-y but was actually Bram Stoker's Dracula.

Wedding went great, short and sweet and everyone had a lot of fun. Well, except for this guy that finally got lit up enough at the reception to come ask me about my religious affiliation because I was wearing the stole and holding a "bible" in one hand and a beer in the other. This progressed as all religious-y people interrogations go where I try and be respectful, but also answer his questions while he gets more angry and condescending. He eventually tells me he'll pray for me and I'm all like "cool, have a good one." He come back again later and grills me some more and makes sure I know he's the greatest christian ever or whatever and that he and his wife will be praying for me. She comes over later and makes sure to tell me she'll be praying for me as well. Again, I stayed respectful...friends' wedding and all, so I let it slide.

Here's where it gets neat. The wedding is at this large house rental. Has a couple out buildings like casa de Scupper at Hayward. There's a big long driveway and that was essentially the dance floor and where the DJ was setup for the reception

A little later SuperChristian guy pulls his massive pickup down the driveway to pick up an older guy (great uncle of the bride, superchristianwife is her aunt) to take home. There's probably 50-60 people on the dancefloor/driveway and I'm just off the driveway and I see he's coming in a little hot. So hot in fact that he nearly knocks down about 5 people. His bumper actually touches the mother of the groom who walks with the aid of those arm-brace-cane-deals. Brother of the groom is right there and is naturally angry and throws his plastic cup of beer on the hood/windshield of the truck. SC-guy leaps out of his truck and charges the whole crowd and ends up knocking down about 5-6 people like bowling pins.

I help break it up with many others -- I pick SG guy up off of the ground and say something to the tune of "cmon bro, this is a wedding" and he retorts with "BUT HE THREW A BEER ON MY TRUCK" apparently not realizing he almost killed people and that his beer covered truck will probably survive. I asked him what jebus would do -- wouldn't he turn the other cheek? And he was all "Yeah, I'm gonna turn the other cheek!" while puffing his chest. Anyway, lots of yelling back and forth and several of us trying to calm the main parties down and get this knob out of there, which we finally do. Couple of volunteer firefighters/emts were on hand to help guide him as he backed up and got out of the driveway.

Good times.

1. I've done 30-40 weddings and I've never had anyone question my personal religious beliefs like that. I've had people ask and I've just said "I'm actually a teacher but I've been ordained as a non-denominational minister...and that allows me to marry people in this state."

2. Did this guy really think it was a good idea to challenge you physically? With your size and the fact that you clearly have Jesus and/or Dracula on your side? WTF

 

[Notorious T.R.E.]

Officiated a wedding on Sunday for a couple good friends. Wore a suit, but also bought a stole off of amazon that had doves and flames on it because...awesome. I carried my notes around in an old bound book that looked bible-y but was actually Bram Stoker's Dracula.

Wedding went great, short and sweet and everyone had a lot of fun. Well, except for this guy that finally got lit up enough at the reception to come ask me about my religious affiliation because I was wearing the stole and holding a "bible" in one hand and a beer in the other. This progressed as all religious-y people interrogations go where I try and be respectful, but also answer his questions while he gets more angry and condescending. He eventually tells me he'll pray for me and I'm all like "cool, have a good one." He come back again later and grills me some more and makes sure I know he's the greatest christian ever or whatever and that he and his wife will be praying for me. She comes over later and makes sure to tell me she'll be praying for me as well. Again, I stayed respectful...friends' wedding and all, so I let it slide.

Here's where it gets neat. The wedding is at this large house rental. Has a couple out buildings like casa de Scupper at Hayward. There's a big long driveway and that was essentially the dance floor and where the DJ was setup for the reception

A little later SuperChristian guy pulls his massive pickup down the driveway to pick up an older guy (great uncle of the bride, superchristianwife is her aunt) to take home. There's probably 50-60 people on the dancefloor/driveway and I'm just off the driveway and I see he's coming in a little hot. So hot in fact that he nearly knocks down about 5 people. His bumper actually touches the mother of the groom who walks with the aid of those arm-brace-cane-deals. Brother of the groom is right there and is naturally angry and throws his plastic cup of beer on the hood/windshield of the truck. SC-guy leaps out of his truck and charges the whole crowd and ends up knocking down about 5-6 people like bowling pins.

I help break it up with many others -- I pick SG guy up off of the ground and say something to the tune of "cmon bro, this is a wedding" and he retorts with "BUT HE THREW A BEER ON MY TRUCK" apparently not realizing he almost killed people and that his beer covered truck will probably survive. I asked him what jebus would do -- wouldn't he turn the other cheek? And he was all "Yeah, I'm gonna turn the other cheek!" while puffing his chest. Anyway, lots of yelling back and forth and several of us trying to calm the main parties down and get this knob out of there, which we finally do. Couple of volunteer firefighters/emts were on hand to help guide him as he backed up and got out of the driveway.

Good times.

1. I've done 30-40 weddings and I've never had anyone question my personal religious beliefs like that. I've had people ask and I've just said "I'm actually a teacher but I've been ordained as a non-denominational minister...and that allows me to marry people in this state."

2. Did this guy really think it was a good idea to challenge you physically? With your size and the fact that you clearly have Jesus and/or Dracula on your side? WTF

Lot of liquid courage/stupidity I think...as evidenced by his live grand theft auto game about an hour later.

 

[Officer Pete Malloy]

Should have strangled him with your stole while yelling "The power of Christ compels you! The power of Christ compels you!"

 

[Notorious T.R.E.]

He approached me during the end of a 5-6 song live set that the groom and his band were doing which was mostly punk and included Against Me's "Black Me Out".

So, he's trying to talk religion while the groom is screaming "I wanna p1ss on the walls of your house" basically. Makes sense.

 

[Aaron Rudnicki]

"Never do anything out of hunger. Even eat."

It's pretty much this all the way through. There's a lot of nonsense to cut through and it's not to really get anything except more nonsense.

So Enrico Palazzo, or whatever the creator's name is, just got lucky on the first season? Weird.

there are some good reasons for why it fell apart.

I posted an article somewhere that listed them all. will see if I can find.

 

[RedmondLonghorn]

He approached me during the end of a 5-6 song live set that the groom and his band were doing which was mostly punk and included Against Me's "Black Me Out".

So, he's trying to talk religion while the groom is screaming "I wanna p1ss on the walls of your house" basically. Makes sense.

at all of the above

 

[Homer J Simpson]

Why the hell did I buy a 64 oz. jar of pickle chips? ####ing Costco.

Yeah, I quit that place. I've become the anti-bulk shopper.

Abe?

 

[George Jefferson Airplane]

He approached me during the end of a 5-6 song live set that the groom and his band were doing which was mostly punk and included Against Me's "Black Me Out".

So, he's trying to talk religion while the groom is screaming "I wanna p1ss on the walls of your house" basically. Makes sense.

 

[-fish-]

Important Serious Business question for Good Posting Judge, Tanner and anybody else who wants to chime in:

I just watched Ep 1 of True Detective, Season 2.

Does it get better?

Are all of the characters the cartoonish amalgamation of cliches that they seem to be?

As somebody who LOVED Season 1, should I just stop and pretend this never happened?

it just gets worse. don't do it.

 

[Good Posting Judge]

"Never do anything out of hunger. Even eat."

It's pretty much this all the way through. There's a lot of nonsense to cut through and it's not to really get anything except more nonsense.

So Enrico Palazzo, or whatever the creator's name is, just got lucky on the first season? Weird.

Yeah I think he caught lighting in a bottle with Wooderson and a director that did the whole thing and did a really good job.

 

[Homer J Simpson]

No

Yes

No

The orgy scene alone is enough reason to stick it out

Also some of the most quotable lines in the history of cinema

The "orgy" scene was a bigger letdown than Ki Jana Carter's NFL career.

 

[Homer J Simpson]

Important Serious Business question for Good Posting Judge, Tanner and anybody else who wants to chime in:

I just watched Ep 1 of True Detective, Season 2.

Does it get better?

Are all of the characters the cartoonish amalgamation of cliches that they seem to be?

As somebody who LOVED Season 1, should I just stop and pretend this never happened?

it's awful, so it never gets any better.season 1 was awesome. season 2 is a dumpster fire.

Pretty much this.

Still don't hate it.

Can't stand on that hill with you anymore, GB.

 

[Notorious T.R.E.]

"Never do anything out of hunger. Even eat."

It's pretty much this all the way through. There's a lot of nonsense to cut through and it's not to really get anything except more nonsense.

So Enrico Palazzo, or whatever the creator's name is, just got lucky on the first season? Weird.

Yeah I think he caught lighting in a bottle with Wooderson and a director that did the whole thing and did a really good job.

And spent 5 years writing the first season vs what? 6 months writing season 2?

 

[Officer Pete Malloy]

No

Yes

No

The orgy scene alone is enough reason to stick it out

Also some of the most quotable lines in the history of cinema

The "orgy" scene was a bigger letdown than Ki Jana Carter's NFL career.

It wasn't that bad.

 

[-fish-]

"Never do anything out of hunger. Even eat."

It's pretty much this all the way through. There's a lot of nonsense to cut through and it's not to really get anything except more nonsense.

So Enrico Palazzo, or whatever the creator's name is, just got lucky on the first season? Weird.

Yeah I think he caught lighting in a bottle with Wooderson and a director that did the whole thing and did a really good job.

And spent 5 years writing the first season vs what? 6 months writing season 2?

someone wrote season 2? I thought they just made up the dialog as they went along, just like the plot.

 

[DA RAIDERS]

should have pointed the cops in the direction of SC guy..you know..worried about his safety and all

 

[bentley]

I really hate the media. Luckily, there's booze to get us through.

 

[kevzilla]

I really hate the media. Luckily, there's booze to get us through.

Hang in there GB

 

[Bob Sacamano]

Holy crap . I missed that story the first time.

What kind of dog?

cane corso

Looks like a boxer on flaxseed oil

 

[RedmondLonghorn]

I have a friend from graduate school who I haven't seen for a long time, but from the looks of his Facebook account, he is going through a whale of a mid-life crisis/meltdown. I am trying to decide how much of it to share, because it is pretty mean to laugh at another person who is clearly going through the wringer, but damn, it is a sight to behold.

 

[El Floppo]

I have a friend from graduate school who I haven't seen for a long time, but from the looks of his Facebook account, he is going through a whale of a mid-life crisis/meltdown. I am trying to decide how much of it to share, because it is pretty mean to laugh at another person who is clearly going through the wringer, but damn, it is a sight to behold.

has he declined into to wearing scarves and hating skateboarders?

 

[Chemical X]

I have a friend from graduate school who I haven't seen for a long time, but from the looks of his Facebook account, he is going through a whale of a mid-life crisis/meltdown. I am trying to decide how much of it to share, because it is pretty mean to laugh at another person who is clearly going through the wringer, but damn, it is a sight to behold.

the funniest part is the adult having a Facebook page.

 

[RedmondLonghorn]

I have a friend from graduate school who I haven't seen for a long time, but from the looks of his Facebook account, he is going through a whale of a mid-life crisis/meltdown. I am trying to decide how much of it to share, because it is pretty mean to laugh at another person who is clearly going through the wringer, but damn, it is a sight to behold.

the funniest part is the adult having a Facebook page.

I didn't realize Facebook's 1.5 billion users were all tweens.

 

[Officer Pete Malloy]

I have a friend from graduate school who I haven't seen for a long time, but from the looks of his Facebook account, he is going through a whale of a mid-life crisis/meltdown. I am trying to decide how much of it to share, because it is pretty mean to laugh at another person who is clearly going through the wringer, but damn, it is a sight to behold.

the funniest part is the adult having a Facebook page.

Damn, this guy is ####ing cool.

 

[Chemical X]

I have a friend from graduate school who I haven't seen for a long time, but from the looks of his Facebook account, he is going through a whale of a mid-life crisis/meltdown. I am trying to decide how much of it to share, because it is pretty mean to laugh at another person who is clearly going through the wringer, but damn, it is a sight to behold.

the funniest part is the adult having a Facebook page.

I didn't realize Facebook's 1.5 billion users were all tweens.

just act like them....sorry, it happened.

 

[Officer Pete Malloy]

I have a friend from graduate school who I haven't seen for a long time, but from the looks of his Facebook account, he is going through a whale of a mid-life crisis/meltdown. I am trying to decide how much of it to share, because it is pretty mean to laugh at another person who is clearly going through the wringer, but damn, it is a sight to behold.

the funniest part is the adult having a Facebook page.

I didn't realize Facebook's 1.5 billion users were all tweens.

just act like them....sorry, it happened.

http://i.imgur.com/keDJ2uW.png

 

[RedmondLonghorn]

I have a friend from graduate school who I haven't seen for a long time, but from the looks of his Facebook account, he is going through a whale of a mid-life crisis/meltdown. I am trying to decide how much of it to share, because it is pretty mean to laugh at another person who is clearly going through the wringer, but damn, it is a sight to behold.

the funniest part is the adult having a Facebook page.

Damn, this guy is ####ing cool.

 

[Tiger Fan]

I have a friend from graduate school who I haven't seen for a long time, but from the looks of his Facebook account, he is going through a whale of a mid-life crisis/meltdown. I am trying to decide how much of it to share, because it is pretty mean to laugh at another person who is clearly going through the wringer, but damn, it is a sight to behold.

the funniest part is the adult having a Facebook page.

THERE. HE. IS!

 

[tommyboy]

Currently in san antonio. God i luv texas, had amazing bbq for lunch in san marcos then amazing mexican for dinner, two things you dont get a lot of in portland. Plus its fun watchin some dude with a 3 foot deercatcher on custom chevy longbed dualie with the 4 foot custom rear steel grate go by on the freeway at 85 mph.

 

[Ignoramus]

I have a friend from graduate school who I haven't seen for a long time, but from the looks of his Facebook account, he is going through a whale of a mid-life crisis/meltdown. I am trying to decide how much of it to share, because it is pretty mean to laugh at another person who is clearly going through the wringer, but damn, it is a sight to behold.

the funniest part is the adult having a Facebook page.

I didn't realize Facebook's 1.5 billion users were all tweens.

just act like them....sorry, it happened.

What happened?

 

[bentley]

Currently in san antonio. God i luv texas, had amazing bbq for lunch in san marcos then amazing mexican for dinner, two things you dont get a lot of in portland. Plus its fun watchin some dude with a 3 foot deercatcher on custom chevy longbed dualie with the 4 foot custom rear steel grate go by on the freeway at 85 mph.

We do love us some trucks and guns and BBQ and Tex Mex. Where did you eat?

 

[Chemical X]

I have a friend from graduate school who I haven't seen for a long time, but from the looks of his Facebook account, he is going through a whale of a mid-life crisis/meltdown. I am trying to decide how much of it to share, because it is pretty mean to laugh at another person who is clearly going through the wringer, but damn, it is a sight to behold.

the funniest part is the adult having a Facebook page.

I didn't realize Facebook's 1.5 billion users were all tweens.

just act like them....sorry, it happened.

What happened?

sorry, I thought he said MySpace.

 

[tommyboy]

Currently in san antonio. God i luv texas, had amazing bbq for lunch in san marcos then amazing mexican for dinner, two things you dont get a lot of in portland. Plus its fun watchin some dude with a 3 foot deercatcher on custom chevy longbed dualie with the 4 foot custom rear steel grate go by on the freeway at 85 mph.

We do love us some trucks and guns and BBQ and Tex Mex. Where did you eat?

Hays county

La Tierra

 

[shuke]

I carried my notes around in an old bound book that looked bible-y but was actually Bram Stoker's Dracula.

 

[shuke]

No

Yes

No

The orgy scene alone is enough reason to stick it out

Also some of the most quotable lines in the history of cinema

The "orgy" scene was a bigger letdown than Ki Jana Carter's NFL career.

Too soon

 

[shuke]

I have a friend from graduate school who I haven't seen for a long time, but from the looks of his Facebook account, he is going through a whale of a mid-life crisis/meltdown. I am trying to decide how much of it to share, because it is pretty mean to laugh at another person who is clearly going through the wringer, but damn, it is a sight to behold.

the funniest part is the adult having a Facebook page.

I didn't realize Facebook's 1.5 billion users were all tweens.

just act like them....sorry, it happened.

You don't know what you're missing.

 

[bostonfred]

On this page, we had actual city fathers clucking their tongues wondering what to do about chemical x not liking Facebook.

 

[bentley]

On this page, we had actual city fathers clucking their tongues wondering what to do about chemical x not liking Facebook.

Pretty sure I'm the only city father in here and I haven't weighed in.

 

[bentley]

Currently in san antonio. God i luv texas, had amazing bbq for lunch in san marcos then amazing mexican for dinner, two things you dont get a lot of in portland. Plus its fun watchin some dude with a 3 foot deercatcher on custom chevy longbed dualie with the 4 foot custom rear steel grate go by on the freeway at 85 mph.

We do love us some trucks and guns and BBQ and Tex Mex. Where did you eat?

Hays countyLa Tierra

Mi Tierra is very good despite being s tourist trap. And s longtime customer of ours.

 

[tommyboy]

If i had my 4 kids w/me they would destroyed that bakery, sorry bout the name screwup

 

[bentley]

If i had my 4 kids w/me they would destroyed that bakery, sorry bout the name screwup

I'm sorry about being hammered and screwing up the word 'a' twice somehow. Love that place.

 

[Good Posting Judge]

I have a friend from graduate school who I haven't seen for a long time, but from the looks of his Facebook account, he is going through a whale of a mid-life crisis/meltdown. I am trying to decide how much of it to share, because it is pretty mean to laugh at another person who is clearly going through the wringer, but damn, it is a sight to behold.

the funniest part is the adult having a Facebook page.

Sure, it's much more juvenile than taunting Demar DeRozan on Twitter.

 

[Chemical X]

well, he deserved it