I have backups.
Carry on then.
mmm cornbread...
OH HOLY SHIT HAVE YOU BEEN TO A CHEESECAKE FACTORY YET?
There is one in DC and I guess a bunch in MD:
http://www.thecheesecakefactory.com/...ons/locations#
they make like every flavor cheesecake under the sun and it's soooo delicious. I love their shepard's pie too (has meat though), most of their food is good, but you really go there for the cake.
Definitely something to go to before you leave.
I haven't eaten meat in a long time. About once a year I get the urge to eat Prosciutto for some reason, so I get some, eat it, get sick and don't do it for a year or so again. Other than that, I generally find it gross.
lol, you probably get sick just 'cause your stomach is not used to it. And I'd imagine you get the uncooked kind which probably doesn't help.
What I mean to say is...I'll give you some meat....
nah. might want to try harder.
A rare sight of Ksandra not being wrang for once.
Hey now, I also think you're a beautiful princess.
You can't tell me I'm wrong about that either.
http://fastpasstv.ms/tv/outsourced/
"Outsourced" is a comedy where the Midwest meets the exotic East in a hilarious culture clash. The series centers on the all-American company Mid America Novelties that sells whoopee cushions, foam fingers and wallets made of bacon -- and whose call center has suddenly been outsourced to India. Todd Dempsy (Ben Rappaport, off-Broadway's "The Gingerbread House") is the new company's manager who learns that he's being transferred to India to run the operation. Overwhelmed, Todd discovers that his new staff needs a crash course in all things American if they are to understand the U.S. product line and ramp up sales from halfway around the world. But as strange as America seems to his eclectic sales team, Todd soon realizes that figuring out India will be more than a full-time job.
There is one very near my class, we go there sometimes for dinner after class, since it's the only place around that's still serves food that late. I haven't tried the cheesecakes though, however their tuna carpaccio is delicious. I still like the Outback Ahi tuna with sweet potato fries more though, but that's mostly because anything with sweet potato fries is superior.
How is the Key Lime Pie at Red Lobster? I've been meaning to try it, but I always end up eating too much.
Not all meat is bad, btw.
If you thought I was actually serious then, well, you don't know me very well. I love how you go into asplodey mode as soon as anyone vaguely questions what you say, lol. How many fucks do I give whether frozen yoghurt is a USA specialty? Absolutely zero. How much do I like stirring you up? Quite a lot.
http://www.alevelmedia.co.uk/attachm...ge/meerkat.jpg
Is it really trolling if you look like an idiot in the process?
believe it or not, I have tried this. only once though as I do tend to eat a lot as well (damn those biscuits). It is yummy yummy. Definitely worth it.
Outback is good too, though I'm a huge fan of TGIFs when it comes to that style of restaurant. Only because I fucking love their potato skins and their Jack Daniel's menu.
They used to have this fried mac n' cheese appetizer that was fucking awesome too, but they got rid of it ;_;
I still gotta learn how to make those.
I gotta get a deep fat fryer though.
<3 I knew you'd know! There is an ice cream place down here, that had key lime pie ice cream last year, which was amazing, and I've been wanting to try it since.
I love raw or semi raw fish, and I'm a sucker for sweet potato fries really, I guess because we don't really have them in Sweden. I eat them with everything, even got them to enchiladas the other day.
i heard that in this thread ksandra wasn't wrang
and lin is doing a horribletoo
I feel like out of the loop 'cause when I lived in CT there was like NO sushi places. As is, when I came to cali I found out things that I ate at Chinese restaurants in CT were actually Japanese food (since there was no Japanese restaurants I guess the Chinese people threw stuff in).
IF you've never had hot pot before and can find a Japanese Shabu Shabu place DO IT. you'll probably have to rely on your friend to see if he knows/can find one. You basically have a pot with a mixed broth (you do it yourself with their sauces, they can do it for you too if you're unsure what to do), and order thinly sliced meats (beef, pork, fish) that come with a bunch of vegetables and noodles. You throw the meat and vegetables in bit by bit, and take them out once their cooked to dip them in these awesome sauces then eat them with rice. Once you get to the noodles you throw them in and eat it like a soup. since the broth has been stewing with all the meat/veggies over time it's got a delicious flavor. It's amazing.
pics of the food at the place I go to (I go there a lot during football season so it reminded me to tell you XD):
spoilered for size
Spoiler: show
I can't remember the name but the lighter brown sauce (darker is soy sauce) is delicious and my fav for dipping.