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run4yrlif

2005-09-28 3:24 PM

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Giver

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Subject: RE: Keys to a good burrito--warning--burrito thread

3558 - 2005-09-28 1:47 PM

Thanks. and that wasnt meant like "in your face" i was just sayin'

Oh I know. Doesn't mean I can't be jealous...

My Race Log

2005-09-29 3:35 AM

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Comet

2005-09-29 6:30 AM

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Chris Tree - 2005-09-29 4:35 AM

TriComet - 2005-09-28 2:12 PM

Chris Tree - 2005-09-28 10:09 AM

run4yrlif - 2005-09-28 1:44 PM

Burrito porn:

Besides, I see the burrito/chipotle threads as educational. Mexican food over here is a bag of dorritos and a chile con carne!

Thats just sad.

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2005-09-30 7:49 AM

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run4yrlif

2005-09-30 7:52 AM

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Chris Tree - 2005-09-30 7:49 AMWhich bit?? Me seeing it as eductional or the state of mexican food in the UK???

I'm sure it's the latter. But then we don't have the amazing Indian food you guys do (at least for the most part)...maybe we could organize some sort of cultural exchange?

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oipolloi

2005-09-30 8:05 AM

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run4yrlif - 2005-09-30 7:52 AM

Chris Tree - 2005-09-30 7:49 AM Which bit?? Me seeing it as educational or the state of Mexican food in the UK???

I'm sure it's the latter. But then we don't have the amazing Indian food you guys do (at least for the most part)...maybe we could organize some sort of cultural exchange?

I second the thought of a cultural exchange for Indian food. Being a huge fan of Indian, its difficult finding a good Indian restaurant in the Midwest. The few restaraunts we have try to Americanize their food. The best I've had was in Lake Tahoe....mmmm.

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run4yrlif

2005-09-30 8:07 AM

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Subject: RE: Keys to a good burrito--warning--burrito thread

oipolloi - 2005-09-30 8:05 AM

run4yrlif - 2005-09-30 7:52 AM

Chris Tree - 2005-09-30 7:49 AM Which bit?? Me seeing it as educational or the state of Mexican food in the UK???

I'm sure it's the latter. But then we don't have the amazing Indian food you guys do (at least for the most part)...maybe we could organize some sort of cultural exchange?

We have to decent ones here in Augusta, but nothing spectacular. Here's the funny thing: one of them serves beef!? WTF???

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3558

2005-09-30 8:14 AM

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Subject: RE: Keys to a good burrito--warning--burrito thread

i went to taco bell last night for a #8, mountain dew, and a side of bread sticks (its one of those taco bell/pizza hut combos). thats what i always eat on my birthday, and since i had just ridden 29 miles for Janelle's birthday, i figured it was okay.

for the record, taco bell does not make good burritos. but i still love it there.

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run4yrlif

2005-09-30 8:18 AM

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