Budds on Saturday was sick. Took shelter in one of the tunnels with lightning over head while my dad sat in the field with a metal umbrella. He escaped uninjured.
In other news, I'm apparently pretty good at this autocross thing. Won every race I've entered. #BigShot #ImCool
Had the choice of either eating Chipotle or Five guys for the first time and i didn't feel like Mexican so i'd say Five guys was a pretty good choice and was damn good.
Lnxa wrote:Had the choice of either eating Chipotle or Five guys for the first time and i didn't feel like Mexican so i'd say Five guys was a pretty good choice and was damn good.
I have yet to eat at Five Guys hear its damn good and literally enough food for 5 guys. Chipotle isn't bad I prefer to get the bowl and load it up full.
On The Pipe wrote:Chipotle isn't bad I prefer to get the bowl and load it up full.
Every time I've eaten at Chipotle, my food has always been stone cold. And it's not just one shitty location. I've eaten at several different ones in different cities. Their hippie non-GMO shit also really gets my goat, so fuck Chipotle. Taco Bueno is where it's at.
28. Indiana
Hoosiers like to think of themselves as the living embodiment of a John Mellencamp song, even if they were never actually born in a small town or dated anyone named Diane. While the folksiness can feel a bit forced sometimes, there’s definitely something to all that #HoosierHospitality they talked about so much when everyone was mad at them for that thing they did. Everyone was a bit skeptical when they landed a Super Bowl, but people walked away almost universally impressed, which isn’t an easy feat (cough Jacksonville cough).
Damn, but atleast there is this
1. Michigan
Far too much of the Michigan narrative centers on Detroit and its many issues. The Motor City’s become a scrappily rising underdog you can’t help but root for, but Michigan’s greatest strengths lie in the state as a whole. Did you know Michigan has more coastline than any state other than Alaska? Did you know it has such an embarrassment of beer riches that you can easily hit Bell’s and Founders in the same afternoon? Did you know the UP is so remote and uniquely beautiful that it almost feels like a secret 51st state where they inexplicably love British meat pies? Did you know most residents are more than happy to apologize for Kid Rock? If you answered yes to at least three of these than you already understand Michigan’s charms. If you answered no to these questions, you should listen to the dulcet tones of Michigan tourism pitchman Tim Allen and get yourself there immediately.