American never heard of Mexican food?
#92
Re: American never heard of Mexican food?
It's not Mexican food but I just felt like it...
Hmmm...... sprout tacos.... might be onto something...
#93
Re: American never heard of Mexican food?
Me either, but not to have heard, even a mangled pronunciation is pretty impressive.
I've not heard of most of the Brazilian meals either and I wouldn't expect folks not in the area to have either, but it's so in your face in this area, it's hard not to pick up at least some of the names, even if you don't have a clue whats in them
I've not heard of most of the Brazilian meals either and I wouldn't expect folks not in the area to have either, but it's so in your face in this area, it's hard not to pick up at least some of the names, even if you don't have a clue whats in them
#94
Re: American never heard of Mexican food?
I remember my old boss cracking up when I said a client from "La Jolla" was on the phone!!
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Re: American never heard of Mexican food?
Staying on topic - I love Mexican food, I'm very glad the American I am married to has heard of it ...
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My long gone uncle used to like to tell of one of his embarrassing moments while he was in the Navy during WWII & stationed in CA. He was told to take the bus to "LaHoya" in order to be at the base on time. He waited for 4+ hours watching buses go by, none of which were labeled LaHoya......the closest he could come to it was one going to "La Jolla" - he finally gave up and walked to wherever it was he was supposed to be. Apparently it took him several hours to get there, he was late and ended up on KP duty for 3 days or so!
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Re: American never heard of Mexican food?
My long gone uncle used to like to tell of one of his embarrassing moments while he was in the Navy during WWII & stationed in CA. He was told to take the bus to "LaHoya" in order to be at the base on time. He waited for 4+ hours watching buses go by, none of which were labeled LaHoya......the closest he could come to it was one going to "La Jolla" - he finally gave up and walked to wherever it was he was supposed to be. Apparently it took him several hours to get there, he was late and ended up on KP duty for 3 days or so!
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Re: American never heard of Mexican food?
http://i.telegraph.co.uk/multimedia/...t_1455148c.jpg
It's not Mexican food but I just felt like it...
Hmmm...... sprout tacos.... might be onto something...
It's not Mexican food but I just felt like it...
Hmmm...... sprout tacos.... might be onto something...
Well that and the fact that if we do not the Mods will force us to get back on topic by getting mad at us and then they will start deleting our off topic posts.
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Agreed Mr. Ebenezer lest get back on
Well I did have a post deleted once when I first stated posting on BE because it was completely off topic. But it was on the US Immigration and Visas section of the USA Forum where off topic comments are not allowed.
But then you are just going to say something against me so this is a useless post anyway.
This is all your life is about Mr. Ebenezer. I know that you are having fun. I am so glad.
Well I did have a post deleted once when I first stated posting on BE because it was completely off topic. But it was on the US Immigration and Visas section of the USA Forum where off topic comments are not allowed.
But then you are just going to say something against me so this is a useless post anyway.
This is all your life is about Mr. Ebenezer. I know that you are having fun. I am so glad.