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We kept lunch light today at work.
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If its got alcohol in it I'd eat light at lunch too!
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Lunch yesterday. Tri-tip for Brian and I, pulled pork for Steve. It was goooood!
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Lunch was great! That's a good place to eat. Especially on busy weekends because it's somewhat hidden and doesn't get a lot of tourist traffic. I don't think I've had the tri-tip sandwich but the pulled pork is excellent.
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We had a taquiza at my parents house for my older brother's birthday on Saturday. As expected, a taco eating contest ensued. The battle was long and fierce! When I hit 22 tacos I figured it was over and gloated in the birthday boy's face. Five minutes later he fires up the grill, makes himself 7 tacos and runs away with the title. 27 tacos!

I eagerly await the next opportunity to challenge!
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I bet he went and threw up 5 minutes after you left :lol: :lol:
Mmmmmm. nice tacos....
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shish kabob - man style. Who needs veggies?
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AusBroncodoc wrote:I bet he went and threw up 5 minutes after you left :lol: :lol:
Nah, I didn't hit the sack until about 4am and all was kept down. He won. With style.
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A good effort on your part Steve, and credit to your brother for style points to beat you :D
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Lamb (Australian lamb - just for Rod). My 1st try with the stuff and it came out dang good.
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BBa-a-a-a-a-a-a! A-a-a-are you my D-a-a-a-a-a-addy?









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Its probably from New Zealand........ You know why New Zealand race horses run so fast?









'Cause they've seen what the Kiwis do to their sheep ;)
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hahaha - nice!

That package did say "product of Australia" on it though. Maybe the sheep had fled there from New Zealand to avoid the NZ farmers???
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ChaseTruck754 wrote:hahaha - nice!

That package did say "product of Australia" on it though. Maybe the sheep had fled there from New Zealand to avoid the NZ farmers???
Ok, its clean to eat then. :lol: :lol:

Anyone know why Kiwi farmers wear gumboots? (or wellies for those POMS out there)





So they can stick the sheeps back legs down them, that way they cant run away......;)




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I've got Kiwi cousins and I gotta say, if I was that desperate, I'd much rather hit a sheep than a bloody kangaroo. Can imagine what it must be like getting their legs down your gumboots...haha!

Nice artistic presentation there with the lambchops Chase truck!
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I heard kangaroos fight back too much!

And the artsy fartsy presentation was because that was her plate. Mine was just a pile of meat and then on of potatoes!
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Camp dinner last night....

Carne Con Chile, beans, rice, tortillas and Taco Works chips.
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Broncodawg wrote:I've got Kiwi cousins and I gotta say, if I was that desperate, I'd much rather hit a sheep than a bloody kangaroo. Can imagine what it must be like getting their legs down your gumboots...haha!

Nice artistic presentation there with the lambchops Chase truck!
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I wish i would have taken a picture of the meal i just had... 2 chicken breast, parmesan cauliflower, blackeyed peas, 6 pieces of bacon, big bowl of oatmeal with peanuts, raisins and s.mores pop tarts crumbled into it, handfull of nutterbutters and washed it down with a diet pepsi. That was a solid 1400 calorie meal,ugh cant wait for lunch!
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