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Oh, here we go... You're one of those mustard snobs with multiple jars in the fridge. Aren't you? Don't hate me because I think mustard is stupid.

P.S. The only time I eat mustard is on Pastrami. Nothing else!
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der wienersnitzel...........damn i wish they had one here.
and yea what Ollie said............mustard is a must,and yes,3 jars of it and 1 half empty/full bottle of ketshit
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not a mustard snob at all, but right is right! like apple pie with vanilla ice cream, baseball game and a cold beer, turkey on thanksgiving, vegas and hookers, and a gosh darn corn dog with mustard!
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Do i dare say that i like to mix mayo and mustard as a dipping sauce for corn doggies?
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at least you dont mix ketshit with the mayo.......eeewwwww!
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PBR wrote:not a mustard snob at all, but right is right! like apple pie with vanilla ice cream, baseball game and a cold beer, turkey on thanksgiving, vegas and hookers, and a gosh darn corn dog with mustard!
I'm right there with you on the pie & vanilla, turkey & Thanksgiving, Vegas & hookers, but baseball doesn't do anything for me and beer... only on rare occasion. Mustard on a corn dog is out of the question for me, but if you told me they served Long Island Iced Teas at baseball games I just might give the sport a chance!
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In case anyone wants to join us, we're going to Firestone for lunch tomorrow!
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A coworker ran an errand to SLO and came back with a couple pigs!
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wore this to lunch with my wife today.............at a veggie place :lol:
she was pissed
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Both of the above are freakin AWESOME.

Suzy has her last Saturday nigth work night this weekend. I am trying to get her to go to SLO area with me for Memorial day weekend - which is also her B-day weekend. I am playing the "I'll be a romantic get away weekend and we can als see your family, etc. since we haven't been up there in so long." The plan would be to hit Santa Maria on the way up though ;) and of course firestone when we are up there!
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ChaseTruck754 wrote:Both of the above are freakin AWESOME.

Suzy has her last Saturday nigth work night this weekend. I am trying to get her to go to SLO area with me for Memorial day weekend - which is also her B-day weekend. I am playing the "I'll be a romantic get away weekend and we can als see your family, etc. since we haven't been up there in so long." The plan would be to hit Santa Maria on the way up though ;) and of course firestone when we are up there!
Excellent! Let me know when you're in town and maybe we can get together.
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If we make it - will do!

We can meet up by trader Joes like when I gave you those shocks - hahaha. That place is 2 min. down the hill from her grandparents place.
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It's not glorious BBQ, but still pretty good eatin' for something I threw together in a few minutes. Toasted bread, a scrambled egg, pan fried turkey, sliced avocado and topped with bacon salt. mmmmm....
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Dinner, not lunch,
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ChaseTruck754 wrote:I'm up for a road trip as that looks GOOD!

As for BBQ - Steve, have you ever stopped at Bandit's in Camarillo or Thousand Oaks on your way down here or back up? That place is my favorite and I always stop at the Camarillo one on my way up your way or back (most of the time both!).
Ok, I know I'm late to this thread, but I'm intrigued by Bandit's. Gotta try it. Easyt to find? What's the fair? Steve, don't keep secrets! :lol:
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Hey Tom - it's pretty easy to find if the know the area and the way to get to the frontage road. I forget the exit names and just get there by memory.
Everything is good but I think every time but once I've gotten the Southern Style (coleslaw on the sandwich) pulled pork sandwich. Their beans are also my absolute favorite!

Here's a link to their website. I've even been to the one in Park City UT actually!

http://www.banditsbbq.com/camarillo.html
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ChaseTruck754 wrote:Hey Tom - it's pretty easy to find if the know the area and the way to get to the frontage road. I forget the exit names and just get there by memory.
Everything is good but I think every time but once I've gotten the Southern Style (coleslaw on the sandwich) pulled pork sandwich. Their beans are also my absolute favorite!

Here's a link to their website. I've even been to the one in Park City UT actually!

http://www.banditsbbq.com/camarillo.html
Ok, Great... I just google mapped it and it look quite easy to access... gonna make it my pit stop next time I'm heading through. Thanks Steve!
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Its in My home town I have a couple other places you might like in Camarllio. Cronies www.cronies.com 20 oz scooners, I also have a secret taco place thats like getting tacos at, a taco stand in baja
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billy1911 wrote:Its in My home town I have a couple other places you might like in Camarllio. Cronies http://www.cronies.com 20 oz scooners, I also have a secret taco place thats like getting tacos at, a taco stand in baja
GREAT! I'm taking notes! Billy, do you want to PM me on the location of the "secret" taco shop???? :D
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Re: What's for lunch (or any meal, for that matter)?

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Carne con chile anyone?
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