uglybastard
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Could be legs, eye brows, butt cheeks, just gotta shave something.
@Phur pls adviseHighly advise against that
Could be legs, eye brows, butt cheeks, just gotta shave something.
@Phur pls adviseHighly advise against that
protip, for some reason shaving the ole' sack dry works better than in the shower. literally dry, no shaving cream or bullshit. just make sure its a pretty fresh razorshaving your bits.....once you do it there is a need to do it again (and again....) or deal with the itchy period when hair grows back in.
been there, did that
Saw the Beastie Boys in St. Louis with Tribe called Quest, it was Tribes last concert. This was amazing because Q-Tip performed; Get It Together, which is track 7 on Ill Communication.Same.
Somebody checked the dossier.Ever think he maybe has a prolapsed rectum? Needs to stand up to gain enough clearance to clear the water? Have some compassion, man.
On the plus side, y'all that don't like sushi are saving a bunch of money. Cheap sushi is already slightly more expensive than most other foods. Decent sushi, you're immediately looking at a $30 before tip meal, minimum. And truly good sushi? That's like special occasion shit.
My wife and I save up a lil egg each year and on our anniversary, we'll splurge on $150–$200 per person on omakase (chef's choice) from a top tier spot -- we've been to a couple of Michelin-starred places so far. No rolls, usually just nirigi/sashimi using high quality ingredients. Think Jiro Dreams of Sushi.
Goddamn, I love sushi.
Last time I was in MX they brought in a beautiful tuna and the executive sushi chef went to town.
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Had three plates of the good bits. First time having the cheek and extra fatty.. was like butter.
If I'm going cheap, I prefer a poke bowl. Same ingredients, but no skill required for the preparation, so it's a lot cheaper and I enjoy it more than "cheap sushi". And yeah, the good sushi is worth itOn the plus side, y'all that don't like sushi are saving a bunch of money. Cheap sushi is already slightly more expensive than most other foods. Decent sushi, you're immediately looking at a $30 before tip meal, minimum. And truly good sushi? That's like special occasion shit.
My wife and I save up a lil egg each year and on our anniversary, we'll splurge on $150–$200 per person on omakase (chef's choice) from a top tier spot -- we've been to a couple of Michelin-starred places so far. No rolls, usually just nirigi/sashimi using high quality ingredients. Think Jiro Dreams of Sushi.
Goddamn, I love sushi.
So what do you think it was missing? That's basically an old fashioned.I
Wife and I went to a fancy schmancy steak place on our wedding day, got a tomahawk ribeye and it was amazing. Place couldn't make an old fashioned to save their life though. It was just a cup of whiskey with an orange peel in it. Wtf. Bill was around $350 for the two of us.
If I'm going cheap, I prefer a poke bowl. Same ingredients, but no skill required for the preparation, so it's a lot cheaper and I enjoy it more than "cheap sushi". And yeah, the good sushi is worth it
So what do you think it was missing? That's basically an old fashioned.
So what do you think it was missing? That's basically an old fashioned.Wife and I went to a fancy schmancy steak place on our wedding day, got a tomahawk ribeye and it was amazing. Place couldn't make an old fashioned to save their life though. It was just a cup of whiskey with an orange peel in it. Wtf. Bill was around $350 for the two of us.
Well in that case, yeah, I understand his disappointment in only getting whiskey when he ordered that. $350 seems steep for a handy too.I thought getting your crank worked was an “old fashioned”