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You can all just stop saying 'soft shell' taco
- Thread starter TheGerman
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If a soft shell taco is deep fried and becomes a hard shell taco, is it magically delicious?
Damn, now it's breakfast cereal.
Damn, now it's breakfast cereal.
Because they will put a hex on you and tomorrow you'll wake up as your own 13 year old son and he'll wake up as you.
You won't have money, or a car, or a bank account. What you will have is acne and a smaller penis.
Your son will have all that you once had and will refuse to give it up.
You mean, if a burrito is deep friend, does it become a taco?
Hmmmm this is now some ATF rifle/pistol level shit.
If you deep fry a burrito it's a chimney chonga.
Better not be a hot dog in the Asian looking chimney chongas.
Its 50/50 unless you are trying to jam some marmalade in there.
Raspberries can't be a preserve!!!! There not real so you can't preserve them!!
Can you fucking dorks take your tinfoil Burger King crowns off and just fucking eat, please? The last few pages feels like I’m talking to my kids for Christ’s sake
You are talking to your kids. You Dumfuck.
If you've read this far and now feel like you're circling the drain, that's your fault because you didn't hit the back button.
However, you get bonus points for sticking it out.
I don’t want bonus points. I want a soft shell cookie
edit: also sorry for chastising everyone. It’s my Friday and I’ve been up since 3am. I’m tired and need to get my grumpy ass to bed
LOL
And Im not even laughing at you not having figured out that those are burritos.
They are if you roll them up properly...
In their present form, they are soft shelled tostadas.
Q: What do you call a German Chocolate Cake in Germany?
A: Chocolate cake.
Q: What do the people in Scotland call scotch?
A: Whiskey.
Q: What do you call food cooked by the Brits?
A: Terrible.
A burrito is a dish in Mexican and Tex-Mex cuisine that took form in California cuisine, consisting of a flour tortilla wrapped into a sealed cylindrical shape around various ingredients.
Probably written by the exact same muppets that tell you about their grandmother's German Chocolate Cake recipe that contains fucking coconut shavings.
A hot dog is just a German Burrito. Which is derived from the ancient jewish Hillel the Elde….which is a sandwich…
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At least it isn't the floor sweepings that make up most egg rollsOf somewhat questionable lineage…?
Silly gringo, I assume you mean 'fried'? que no?
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Chimichanga
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Business is still booming nearly 100 years later, with natives and tourists alike flocking to the charming, century-old house in droves.
While frying beef tacos, she mistakenly dropped a burro into the frying pan along with them. She was about to utter a swear word in Spanish as the oil splashed up, but changed it to "chimichanga" at the last second because her young nieces and nephews were around.
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just as an aside, Flin opened a quarry in the side of A-mountain (sentinel peak) from which the stone was used to fence cattle out of the University of Arizona, back when that was actually a problem.
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When I fix tacos with hard taco shells I learned to put then in a flour tortilla so when the shell shatters at the first bite it doesn't end up as a salad in my plate. I learned that little trick eating at Taco Bell.
So it's not so much as transgendering a taco as much as crossdressing it as a burrito
So it's not so much as transgendering a taco as much as crossdressing it as a burrito
