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burrito chalange (in knoxville)

burrito:

2 lbs pulled pork (900g)

1 lbs beans (450g)

1 lbs coleslaw (450g)

1/2 lbs cheese (220g)

4 full size tortilla

sides:

1/2 lbs mac'n'cheese (220g)

1/2 lbs bananna pudding (220g)

1 hour

that's a total of just over 5lbs (2.25kg)

never before complete (adam richmond was aparently the first to manage)

how ya reckon ya'd go dezz?

i reckon i could do it

It's disgusting but good show that.

They're not arriving :(

Seller canceled transaction on me cause out of stock. Everyone seems out of stock, wtf.

I've got 200x 5mg coming in, you want half of them? I'm fine with half that dose so I'll be cutting mine in half.

Bought a doberman puppy yesterday, won't be ready to come home till mid October, can't wait!

Pics when you can pick up him/her!

My dawg turned 1 last week, and he's still a rascal!

No need to project your own interests on to me, man! :whistling:

What would you suggest?

I'm no beer connoisseur though, just a simple guy, I just like what I like. Coronas, kirin, asahi, stellas, pure blondes, all good stuff imo. :yes:

generally speaking these are the cases i buy (i go through about 1 - 1.5 a week)

tiger

tsingtao

heineken (import only)

pacifico clara

cricketers arms

brooklyn larger

weihenstephaner krystal

erdinger krystal

yelkopopoviky kozel

wingwalker pale ale

murray's whale ale

kirin ichiban (japanese one only)

kronenberg (import)

bintang just makes me think of wanker straya kunt types wearing a bintabg tanktop in some form of desperate attempt to let people know they have been to indonesia

as grant said...

augustinerbrau helles = best beer ever

only available in bavaria tho :'(

Which is very upsetting.

Time to save up for another europe trip... Or a trip to America.

generally speaking these are the cases i buy (i go through about 1 - 1.5 a week)

tiger

tsingtao

heineken (import only)

pacifico clara

cricketers arms

brooklyn larger

weihenstephaner krystal

erdinger krystal

yelkopopoviky kozel

wingwalker pale ale

murray's whale ale

kirin ichiban (japanese one only)

kronenberg (import)

Pfft you call those beers?

All I see is a list of water downed pilsners and pale ales :P

Get some scotch, dark, brown ales into you or IPA's if you like hops.

Lot of great micro breweries in Australia. No need to buy into the marketing of overseas companies.

Grand ridge, mornington brewery, white rabbit, Matilda bay etc

*all comments made tounge in cheek. Drink what ever the f*ck you want.

i can probably get it on the d/l but only in kegs and it will be expensive as aids medication

So it'd be cheaper for me to go to Germany and drink to my hearts content...

i f**king HATE 99% of Australian micro brewery beers....

they are all trying do over hopped IPA's and they just taste like a bunch of flowers (and all exactly the same with VERY few exceptions)

if anyone is falling to the trap of marketing (or attempting to look like there is no marketing) it's people that pay $70/case for aussie microbrewery beer ;)

want a heavier beer... hit up a 750 of chimay grand cru or a duval ;)

edit: to take a lil swing at pat :P

Edited by joeyjoejoejuniorshabadoo
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